i might have to learn chinese to experience peak internet
30 years from now, a billboard rises in Shanghai. On it, a woman in a traditional ethnic peasant dress strikes a ballet pose. The text reads:
Christly Rhythm Artes Troupe
Europe before air conditioning.
I hear Europeans might even start showering more than once a month now. The planet won’t be able to withstand this
Turns out the Chinese were God level shitposters the whole time
the great firewall is to protect us from them
first time I saw a real Chinese meme I was shook to my tiny American core
Nice but all
As a _______ person
speeches trigger me as an ultra-liberal-identitarian bs in general
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You are presenting CIA propaganda as facts and more importantly: you’re missing the joke. Try rereading the post without [taking] it serious. This is a memes community.
Why do you think critizing China is CIA propaganda?
The human right abuses in Xinjiang are a fact.
I can’t not take this post seriously.
The human right abuses in Xinjiang are a fact.
Oof, getting proved wrong on your CIA propaganda by the CIA itself is just brutal. How embarrassing for them.
Hmm. The captcha to this “bombshell report” on archive.is is not working for me.
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I disabled my VPN and it still does not work. Since you seem more knowledgeable in this field, could you recommend me a tutorial on internet skills and a list a countries I could move to?
No need to be condescending. I was just reporting it might not work for everyone that’s all.
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Yeah! Adrian Zenz told me that China killed a trillion people in Xinjiang to make way for the largest Denny’s in the world! Take that tankies!
dont worry, no one takes you seriously either
That’s a nice argument, why don’t you back it up with a source?
Meanwhile on America: this is why I’ve been saying for years that they should all just get AC already. At this point they’re just being contrary.
This is funny but is it responding to something specific about AC in China? I feel like I’m missing context
It’s responding to the persistent propaganda narrative that modernizing poverty-stricken rural areas of China like Tibet and Xinjiang is somehow a “cultural genocide.” By providing education, modern technology, and resources to these areas, it’s been argued that the people in these areas are somehow lesser for joining the 21st century.
Also the criticism of China daring to increase its electricity consumption as it raises 800 million people out of extreme poverty, instead of cutting back on energy usage like Europe is (ignoring that China still uses less than 1/10th the energy usage per capita, 1/2 per capita in rich areas.)
