Tiananmen Square: Part II

Nov 28, 2022 4:53 PM

kingbudo101

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Except that this time, China can't control the narrative anymore. It's spread like wildfire.

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Can I just come on here 1 day and not run into another crisis...

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Under lockdown for more than 100 days !

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As a HKer this is just sweet karma to me, mainland students mocked HK protesters for HK freedom & now they yearn for freedom.

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Protests in China need to be a John Cena meme. You can’t see them.

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33 years ago, perpetrated by exactly the same regime.

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Funny way to say unplanned armor parade with collateral damage

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My ZTE phone is showing puppies.

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Chinas' best defense vs. outbreaks is still "lockdown"? Lockdowns are sooooo 2019

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Nevermind me, just here to collect downvotes https://www.fridayeveryday.com/how-psy-ops-warriors-fooled-me-about-tiananmen-square-a-warning/

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lmao fuck you buddy, my uncle was there. he saw people get shot next to him as he hunkered behind concrete barriers

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Xi isn't the only one at fault. He is super heavy handed with the lock downs but the general public is too cavalier towards covid as well.

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China is... complicated.

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How dumb Marty was always bothered me.

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shit, man, my uncle survived that first one

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Your blood is expendable to them, theirs is equally expendable to you. Seek peace and love, but stop at nothing to extinguish your oppressor

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It's a little radical, but that's pretty much the state of the world rn. When you're competing against military you don't have many options

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Nothing bad ever happened at Tiananmen Square, especially in 1989. -china

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There is no war in Ba Sing Se

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I know this is gonna to end badly

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There's no way the whole situation in China isn't going to end badly. If people learnt what's being hidden it would change things fast.

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oh it will

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Passively accepting covid-zero policies is ending badly too. A public who feel there's nothing to lose is authoritarianism's biggest threat

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It already has for some- an apartment building caught fire and they let them burn to death

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for those that havent caught up with the news today https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/28/china/china-lockdown-protests-covid-explainer-intl-hnk

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Given how much our outlets tend to mischaracterize Chinese sentiment, I have no idea who to believe on this one.

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Any support for protests, fuck this whole trade shit

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Anyone else remember 2 1/2 years ago when USA had violent COVID protests because we couldn't get haircuts?

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I think the link is broken. It doesn't load on my huawei phone.

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Very concerning friend! Please stop by the nearest embassy to get replaced

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Hope the protesters stay safe. The CCP on the other hand can suck themselves into oblivion.

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*fuck themselves and die a fiery death*

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@botdrawa Xi Jinping in a winnie the pooh costume

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@MadmanApex Here's your drawing of a "Xi Jinping in a winnie the pooh costume"

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@MadmanApex Here's your (experimental extra) drawing of a "Xi Jinping in a winnie the pooh costume, Dream

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@botdrawa Xi Jinping in a winnie the pooh costume

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@MadmanApex Here's your drawing of a "Xi Jinping in a winnie the pooh costume"

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@MadmanApex Here's your (experimental extra) drawing of a "Courtroom sketch of Xi Jinping in a winnie the

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My Huawei phone says this post can't be loaded...

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The post says the are a of in.

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Not the only phone manufacturer....

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the hell?

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On one hand allowing Airdrop for everyone was insane to begin with, on the other, fuck Apple for restricting it when people found a good use

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Apple is asshoe

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Does it really?

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How dumb are you? They commented on the fucking post.

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So it loads the post but not the content. Have you never had that happen on imgur before?

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Lol

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The past can load while the image may not. They are separate things.

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ikr lets be a complete asshole to some internet stranger. gfy.

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First time on the internet?

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Just because a thing has always been shit doesn't mean we shouldn't strive to improve it.

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Its always weird when I read these kind of threads because I have no idea who is dunking....

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Dunking?

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It changes with the mood of the hive mind

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Glad to see people rising up against dictators in China and Iran but skeptical that they can make a difference against those regimes.

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Hong Kong showed us that China doesn't bow

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I'd say protest only work in a democracy, but look how much they don't work in the US - they're just not effective at effecting change.

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The regimes have nothing without the labor of the proletariat, work stoppage will bring any country to its knees. Even America.

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You let them worry about their governments, you focus on your own.

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Iran is possible i guess but it would be long and very very bloody

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An Imgurian had a great post about this a few weeks ago. The takeaway was that this uprising doesn't have the numbers to do it with only...

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about 10-15% of the populace involved. The regime-changing uprisings typically have to engage about 50% for it to stick

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The path forward that i see for toppling the Iranian government is assuming that the government starts to kill tens or hundred of thousands

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At which point the required number of rebels might grow enough in numbers and ferocity to work.

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And even the ones who are engaged don't seem to be willing to kill over it. They're saying it's a revolution, but how many of the police 1/

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2/ who've gotten surrounded in protests got actually shanked, instead of just roughed up a little bit? No, that's protest, not revolution.

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The thing to bear in mind here is that it is not a movement against the Chinese government, the protests are very specifically against >

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They literally say step down government and step down xi

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Yes, but these protests are specifically in relation to covid policy and not how the CCP governs generally.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHlO09T4umo "communist party - Step down" sounds like it.

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as the title says "Xi Jinping, step down!" its more angry at him and the policy than at the party as a whole

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There's a mixture of different chants in there

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covid policies. That's not to say the movement won't evolve, but there has been very little general dissent against the CCP in recent >

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There has definitely been people who's called for the CCP to be removed in at least some of those protests. It's very unprecedented.

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years, barring what happened in Hong Kong (which had very little chance of spreading to mainland China, as it was only HK citizens who had >

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a vested interested in protesting their cause).

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True. Though the Committee may decide to lop off the top head because his policies have brought disorder from the populace.

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I'd be surprised. Xi has tightened his grip on the CCP and has effectively removed the old guard from the party. There is effectively no >

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opposition.

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