A document released by the public security bureau in the city of Jiaozuo in Henan province boasts of the success of this approach.
It retells the story of one disgruntled citizen who posted an unfavourable comment about the police on a website after being punished for a traffic offence.
One of the bureau's internet commentators reported this posting to the authorities within 10 minutes of it going up.
The bureau then began to spin, using more than 120 people to post their own comments that neatly shifted the debate.
"Twenty minutes later, most postings supported the police - in fact many internet users began to condemn the original commentator," said the report.
it happens in plenty of other countries, but it's much more state-sanctioned in China than others, I wager
Some guy out here was selling flat panel TVs to people for like $200. So yeah, lots of people bought these nice, new in box HD Flat Panel TVs, I mean, the box FELT like there was a TV in there.
Then the cops found out who was breaking into motor homes and stealing Oven doors.
Some guy out here was selling flat panel TVs to people for like $200. So yeah, lots of people bought these nice, new in box HD Flat Panel TVs, I mean, the box FELT like there was a TV in there.
Then the cops found out who was breaking into motor homes and stealing Oven doors.
That's kind of elaborate, even for a scam.
It's like, he couldn't find something to put in the box that didn't involve breaking into motor homes?
I live in China. I get duped ALL THE FUCKING TIME.
Every time someone has a kid?
man one time I went to buy milk
turns it out was water and melamine
New Zealand gets its revenge! Take those kidney stones, Chinese babies!
(the New Zealand company that was a big shareholder of the company to do with this actually had no idea about it and it seems like they told everyone once they found out about it themselves)
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it happens in plenty of other countries, but it's much more state-sanctioned in China than others, I wager
Then the cops found out who was breaking into motor homes and stealing Oven doors.
That's kind of elaborate, even for a scam.
It's like, he couldn't find something to put in the box that didn't involve breaking into motor homes?
him and his buddy were like one of the first ten guys in line, so they each got one.
they went out to their car, and he took his PS3 out of the box and put the box back together
then he walked out to the massive line, held up his empty box and was like "I got an extra one here for sale for $700!"
he said about fifteen people got out of line
then he said "yeah i'm just selling the box!"
and they were like you fucking bastard
but then
the chaos as they tried to get back in line!
morale of the story is that john miller is a douchebag
and then he had to do something with them
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Foredeck all up ins
New Zealand gets its revenge! Take those kidney stones, Chinese babies!
(the New Zealand company that was a big shareholder of the company to do with this actually had no idea about it and it seems like they told everyone once they found out about it themselves)
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