Anonymous #2 16h

Go back to Beijing filthy commie

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Anonymous #2 16h

Shut the fuck up lib. I bet you’re one of those people who gets their information from the state department about how human rights in Iran and Cuba are “bad”.

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Anonymous OP 16h

I bet you're one of those people who thinks that the state department over the sea is lying to you any less

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Anonymous #2 16h

The difference is they’ve given a lot less of a reason to distrust them than the US State Department. Remind me who was responsible for the WMDs in Iraq claim?

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Anonymous OP 16h

I could think of plenty of reasons to distrust the CCP but I bet you've already worked up some excuses for the bastards so I'm not gonna bother

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Anonymous #2 16h

Compared to the United States, they’re angels.

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Anonymous OP 16h

Real difference is that here, if you don't like the government or think our president is a total fascist capitalist pedophile pig dog or whatever, you're free to say it. There, I doubt they'd be so kind.

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Anonymous OP 16h

Hell you can get those guys kicked out of game lobbies if you say the year 1989 lol

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Anonymous #2 16h

Then why is it allowed over there? You can say pretty whatever you want in China and nothing happens. In the US on the other hand, you can get arrested for speaking up about filthy water. See the woman in Texas, for example.

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Anonymous #2 16h

I lived in China for 2 years. People talk shit about the government all the time. They complain so much on social media

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Anonymous OP 16h

Can't say winnie the poog

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Anonymous #2 16h

That also doesn’t happen. Source: I’ve done that.

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Anonymous #2 16h

Ok, so why is Winnie the Pooh merchandise available in China? Why is he seen at Disneyland in Shanghai?

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Anonymous OP 16h

Jeez how much does this shit pay

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Anonymous #3 16h

Then that’s kind of an incoherent position to have because the former two side with each other against the latter two diplomatically and vice versa.

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Anonymous #2 16h

Watching stupid people meltdown is its own reward.

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Anonymous OP 16h

I’m exhausted by this stuff where people think any government that’s against the USA can’t be bad.

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Anonymous #4 16h

Also like… Iran? This is really the government to defend now? The theocracy? Isn’t like one of the main priorities in America right now being against the rise of authoritarian theocracy? A government can be propagandized and still bad. Saddam committed fuckin genocide. The Iraq war being bad didn’t make him good.

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Anonymous OP 16h

Ok since I've been throwing softballs like the Winnie the Pooh shit and you just wanna feign ignorance. How about the CCP's documented history of non consensual organ harvesting, involvement in sex trafficking, and slavery?

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Anonymous #2 16h

U sound like a fool. Have you been to China? I just searched it on xiaohongshu lol

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Anonymous #1 16h

Huh I wonder why its so different from my results when I search winnie the pooh china

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Anonymous #2 16h

lol

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Anonymous #4 15h

See, you’re exactly what I’m describing

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Anonymous #2 15h

Ah yes, using claims from the Falun Gong, a known cult, as your next bullshit claim. As if your credibility can’t get worse.

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Anonymous #4 15h

And my priority in America is seeing the end of America. I don’t care how.

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Anonymous OP 15h

It’s very easy to not support a dumb unnecessary counterproductive war and also not whitewash the government subject to that war. The war being bad still doesn’t make that government good.

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Anonymous OP 15h

I was actually talking about the Uyghurs but funny how there are so many different persecuted minorities accusing the CCP of non consensual organ harvesting

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Anonymous #4 15h

There’s nothing being “whitewashed” here, especially when 90% on what we hear about Iran or any other “authoritarian” country is created by the State Department and its apparatus to manufacture consent for regime change.

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Anonymous OP 15h

I mean… at least you’re honest? Most of the contrarian types that defend awful governments as long as they’re against America usually try to wrap it up in other justifications.

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Anonymous #2 15h

Even that claim originated from the Falun Gong and not once has that ever been associated with the Uyghurs, who btw are not oppressed. They get to live in their own land, speak their own language, eat their own food, dress in their own clothes, and practice their own religion. I dare you to look up a YouTuber who visited Xinjiang right now and watch the video without claiming they got paid by the “CCP”

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Anonymous #2 15h

https://youtu.be/4ruu_dQAYZg?si=4kINAoBbeVYh7EVB

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Anonymous OP 15h

https://humantraffickingsearch.org/resource/organ-harvesting-from-uyghurs-evidence-grows-the-u-s-reacts/

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Anonymous OP 15h

Every comment makes me want to dignify your propaganda with a response less and less

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Anonymous OP 14h

Theocracies are bad actually. Also you do know that propaganda doesn’t have to be false right? Something being used as propaganda doesn’t automatically mean it’s not real. The Soviet Union used American segregation as propaganda all the time. Segregation still existed. The British in world war 2 made plenty of anti-Nazi propaganda. The torture talked about in “Germany No. 2 (1939) Papers Concerning the Treatment of German Nationals in Germany” was still real

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Anonymous #4 14h

All propaganda has to do is serve the interests of the government. That can easily be done by publishing real things. You can’t dismiss it all as fake because “you hear about it from U.S. government sources.” If there’s actual evidence backing it up, it doesn’t matter how you heard about it. I must also note, there are numerous international bodies that assess human rights abuses, and they apply it for US allies like Israel too, just as they do about Iran.

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Anonymous #4 14h

These organizations are consistent and provide evidence for their reports of protester killings in Iran, just as those same organizations report on massacres by Israel.

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Anonymous #4 14h

But tbh you did already basically said you don’t care how bad a government is as long as they’re against America so this isn’t gonna matter to you either way.

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Anonymous #4 14h

Or maybe, they’re reporting false information. Like them reporting +20 thousand deaths during the protests yeah and that they were completely peaceful. Yeah no, bullshit.

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Anonymous #2 14h

Ah yes, an NGO based in the United States. That totally scream “Fed”. Also, your link doesn’t work.

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Anonymous OP 14h

I know you’re not gonna change your mind because “everything that disagrees with you is propaganda” but I do want to point out how fascinatingly similar the “the protests weren’t completely peaceful” line to justify protesters being killed is to what I’ve seen Zionists use to justify the killings at the 2018 Gaza protests and what conservatives say about any protests in America.

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Anonymous #4 14h

Circling a cop, taking his rifle, and executing him with it a little different or throwing molotovs into a mosque with people in it than throwing a rock at the police. At most, the amount of people that died was no more than 3,500.

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Anonymous #4 14h

And for the record, the Iranian government’s official number is 3,117 deaths. Do you think that’s acceptable? I sure don’t.

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Anonymous OP 14h

Works fine for me, great firewall must be blocking you from it

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Anonymous OP 14h

So you’re still fine with thousands of protesters being killed? And the molotovs line is great because that’s what a Zionist said to me to justify Israel’s killings of protesters in 2018. “They threw Molotovs”

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Anonymous #4 14h

I don’t think anyone should have to had died but then again, there shouldn’t have had to have been protests, considering they were directly caused by economic hardship (a direct result of US sanctions). If there were no sanctions, there would be less protests and less ways for the Mossad or other foreign intelligence to incite violence so no one would die or get hurt.

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Anonymous #2 14h

Have u been to China?🇨🇳

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Anonymous #2 14h

Or maybe you just posted a shitty link? YY doesn’t have copy and paste so I tried taking a screenshot and copy pasting it there but it just took me to the homepage of your little fed site

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Anonymous OP 14h

Killing protesters with live fire is bad regardless of why the protests happened. Iran is also, it must be emphasized, a theocratic religious fundamentalist government. Hot take, that’s bad.

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Anonymous #4 14h

I don’t care what kind of government they have and using live fire against protestors using deadly force themselves is an appropriate response. The same can’t be said about the US though…

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Anonymous #4 14h

I just don’t understand how one can view politics with such a lack of nuance. You don’t have to glorify governments as universally good or universally bad. Throughout most of human history, all the governments have sucked to varying degrees. It’s not like the Nazis being genocidal fascists meant the British weren’t colonialists with their own fair share of genocides. There’s no need to try to apologize for Iran or Russia or China or North Korea.

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Anonymous OP 14h

Thats a flaw in apple's photos copy and paste, remove the text denoting line separation

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Anonymous #4 14h

I never said Iran or Russia are universally good but they are the lesser evil compared to the United States. I critically support them against US or western aggression in general, and that includes covert actions. If we’re talking about China, DPR Korea, or Cuba, I 100% support them.

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Anonymous #2 14h

Thank you, I’ll try that now

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Anonymous #4 14h

I suppose it’s an innate human urge to try to pick sides, to say that because x is bad therefore their opponents y must be good. And any real flaw of those opponents must be false propaganda or somehow justified. But that’s not how it works.

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Anonymous OP 14h

You say you don’t see them as universally good, but you will go out of your way to defend them against any accused human rights abuse. I view the British as a lesser evil compared to Nazi germany. I still wouldn’t be trying to minimize or justify their colonial massacres. And you should support any government 100%. That’s a deadly lack of nuance. That viewpoint is how any atrocity can be justified so long as it’s your favorite team committing it. Every government in the world is flawed.

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Anonymous #4 14h

*shouldnt support any government 100%

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Anonymous #4 14h

Weaponized nuance isn’t nuance.

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