𝑭𝑬𝑹𝑴𝑰 retweeted
This is the fascist core beneath the postwar costume.
This descendant of Japanese fascists is not “joking” about Nanjing.
He is invoking the massacre of Chinese civilians as a threat against Thai people — as if mass killing were a legitimate lesson to be repeated against Asians who refuse to stay quiet.
That is genocidal intimidation.
Fascism remains fascism, no matter how carefully it is repackaged as “civilized” and “peace-loving.”
When Nanjing is invoked as a warning of what could be done to another Asian people, the ideology behind the massacre is speaking for itself.
The mask slips, and underneath it is the same appetite for domination, collective punishment, and exterminatory violence.
He demonstrated precisely that the Japanese were not innocent victims of the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and that they had never learned the lesson.
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𝑭𝑬𝑹𝑴𝑰 retweeted
Those so-called leftist Brazilians first cried for China’s interference, using rude words to beg for help.
Chinese people mostly ignored the rudeness politely and told them to rely on themselves—Brazil needs to find its own way instead of being interfered with by other superpowers.
Then, after finding one or two disagreements( because Chinese people don’t support drug abuse) they turned against the Chinese people, who had said different countries require different solutions in the first place. They even insulted China’s revolutionary history and supported Taiwan’s separatists (that’s the point when they’ve lost all my respect).
Chinese people told Brazilian leftists we don’t want to change you, go find your own way. Yet you mf losers want to educate the Chinese when you can’t even win in your own country?
𝑭𝑬𝑹𝑴𝑰 retweeted
ไม่เคยลืม อียุ่นมันด่าไทยว่ากินแมงดาทะเล เพราะเป็นสัตว์อนุรักษ์ มันด่าไทยไปทั่วโลก ทีมันล่าวาฬ ล่าปลาโลมา ทั้งๆ ที่ชาติอื่นไม่แดก บอกว่าเป็นงานวิจัย เป็นวัฒนธรรมดั้งเดิม อิสัส นี่คือความสันดานหมาของญี่ปุ่น
贫穷不是社会主义。
O cidadão de esquerda no Brasil descobrindo que…
Na China a jornada é longa e existe a cultura do 996 (trabalhar das 9 da manhã às 9 da noite, 6 dias por semana em muitos setores).
Na China o agro é estratégico e apoiado pelo Estado, não demonizado.
Na China tem pena de morte pra traficante, estuprador e crimes graves, e a maioridade penal é aos 16 (podendo baixar pra 12).
Na China a pauta LGBT e pronome neutro não é bandeira, é censurada e tratada como influência estrangeira.
Na China o partido exige competência e resultado pra subir, não discurso e cota.
Na China facilitam empresa, dão incentivo e cobram imposto menor em vários setores.
Na China saíram da pobreza com trabalho e crescimento, não com Bolsa Família permanente.
Na China a polícia é dura, tem câmera em todo lugar e a taxa de homicídio é baixíssima. Aqui a esquerda ataca polícia e defende bandido.
Na China queimam carvão sem pedir desculpas e constroem usina e fábrica. Aqui a esquerda trava obra e hidrelétrica em nome do meio ambiente.
Na China valorizam família e estão desesperados por mais filhos. Aqui a esquerda ataca família tradicional e promove ideologia de gênero.
Na China o tráfico de drogas é punido com pena de morte. Aqui a esquerda defende descriminalização.
Na China não tem sindicato forte nem “direitos trabalhistas” do jeito que a esquerda brasileira imagina. O foco é resultado, não processo.
Na China desprezam quem vive de discurso, minoria e vitimização. Preferem quem produz.
O chinês real prefere conversar com a direita do que com a esquerda woke brasileira.
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𝑭𝑬𝑹𝑴𝑰 retweeted
Me encanta este ejemplo porque demuestra precisamente lo contrario: que si no haces cosas (poner arena en el ejemplo) el tiempo no cura nada.
𝑭𝑬𝑹𝑴𝑰 retweeted
Почему в таких видео всегда сравнивают в прошлом одежду высшего класса, а в современности одежду среднестатистического человека. Давайте сравнивать одежду крестьянина во Франции в Средние века ли рабочего Лондона в конце XIX века и современного жителя мегаполиса
𝑭𝑬𝑹𝑴𝑰 retweeted
Language never should be a problem.
To all foreign visitors, come visit China, you don’t need to learn Chinese and I believe we can work the most intuitive way out.
