exactly the sort of premise I can’t imagine Doctor Who doing outside of the 60s, at least on tv

I can write in 1st and 3rd just fine, mind you. But 2nd person has a quality to it that I find really easy to write for.

They’re in a very similar tradition, if you’d call it that, to Rage Comics of an earlier internet period, and there’s an argument to be made that the distinction between the two is artificial, but there’s definitely a stylistic difference

They’re called Wojaks. There’s no real source material for the concept as a whole, it just kind of spawned from 4chan, but various individual examples are based on real images. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wojak

Obviously, Doctor Who isn’t a series that embraces with open arms the violence of super heroics, and it’s a difficult genre to subvert (as Doctor Who is wont to do) without going dark, but still, it’s interesting to note.

On the matter of sources, here’s a letter signed by 50+ UN member states, largely Muslim-majority, sent to the UN Human Rights Commission in support of China’s deradicalization efforts documents.un.org/doc/undoc/ge...

When they can’t read or speak Chinese and don’t have the skills to hold jobs, yeah? Why wouldn’t it be? Learning to be able to live in a given society is the whole point of education in the first place, no?

He didn’t, but he’s where the narrative originated, and it’s his claims which are consistently cited by every media source.

It is those schools which are labeled as “camps.” Victims of America’s “War on Terror” flee to China, and are put in vocational schools. Western media labels these schools as “camps” to fear monger.