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Kim frames China as potentially livable for ordinary people focused on family and work, but dangerous for loud political commentators or direct government politics.
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Kim frames China as potentially livable for ordinary people focused on family and work, but dangerous for loud political commentators or direct government politics.
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"just don't go against the government itself then you're you're fine I had a conversation with a friend the other day and he was..."
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"all of this and he says wow that's pretty amazing and then he says so but would you rather live in the United States..."
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