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China is one of the smartest and most advanced countries, but did you know that they have cameras everywhere watching everyone all the time?
Can being watched by the government be a good thing, especially when they are using it to control civilization??
Can being watched by the government be a good thing, especially when they are using it to control civilization??
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Active FM — China is one of the smartest and most advanced countries, but did you know that they have cameras everywhere watching everyone all the time?
Can being watched by the government be a good thing, especially when they are using it to control civilization??
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