China has lost its youth and much of its adult support.

[Dr Z]

China has lost its youth and much of its adult support.



The one child policy and the locking of doors during covid has caused a silent revolt among its people.




They have an apartheid going on, nearly a billion are dirt poor, working for peanuts, while the upper class and government have a good life.




I do not get it. There is something with the Chinese mind that makes people very submissive to harsh labor and they seldom rebel. Like a colony of ants serving the queen.

[Madison Boxing]

Culturally China is a million miles ahead of US and western Europe

[Dr Z]

Culturally China is a million miles ahead of US and western Europe

Unless you think communism is ahead ...

[IceTrayDaGang]

China has lost its youth and much of its adult support.



The one child policy and the locking of doors during covid has caused a silent revolt among its people.




They have an apartheid going on, nearly a billion are dirt poor, working for peanuts, while the upper class and government have a good life.




I do not get it. There is something with the Chinese mind that makes people very submissive to harsh labor and they seldom rebel. Like a colony of ants serving the queen.

welcome to the USA!!! stop being brainwashed by western media. folks in china are happy. you will have a few that hates living there, but those type of people are everywhere. how many times have you heard americans saying that they hate living here. cost of living is high, crime rate is high, police brutality, etc etc etc.

[Sparked_26]

A lot of Hong Kong nationals have moved to the UK (let's be honest - England) under the British Nationals Overseas Visa.

Hong Kong being a British Colony until 1997 - so anyone living in Hong Kong at that time or being a child thereof can come over here on a 5 year visa and then apply for citizenship at the end of 5 years - estimated 135,000 Hong Kongese here now. They came here for political reasons as a result of chinese 'new' national security laws.

The irony I find around that is you've got a c.unt like JD Vance questioning our freedom of speech every chance he gets.

[Dr Z]

Sparked_26


A lot of Hong Kong nationals have moved to the UK (let's be honest - England) under the British Nationals Overseas Visa.

Hong Kong being a British Colony until 1997 - so anyone living in Hong Kong at that time or being a child thereof can come over here on a 5 year visa and then apply for citizenship at the end of 5 years - estimated 135,000 Hong Kongese here now. They came here for political reasons as a result of chinese 'new' national security laws.

The irony I find around that is you've got a c.unt like JD Vance questioning our freedom of speech every chance he gets.

Agreed on Hong Kong.

What does JD Vance's view on England's problem have to do with this thread?

[Spray_resistant]

Unless you think communism is ahead ...

I wonder how at the advent of land cultivation did people build the first societies? Was it by being as greedy as possible hoarding resoruces and using hired muscle to enforce your rule? Or was it people pooling together their time, labor, and resources for the benefit of the group?

[Marchegiano]

China has lost its youth and much of its adult support.



The one child policy and the locking of doors during covid has caused a silent revolt among its people.




They have an apartheid going on, nearly a billion are dirt poor, working for peanuts, while the upper class and government have a good life.




I do not get it. There is something with the Chinese mind that makes people very submissive to harsh labor and they seldom rebel. Like a colony of ants serving the queen.

Something like 5k years of oppression will do that for you.


They are humans bud. They revolt. You never hear about it, but if you keep down this course you will.






Similar but different to the Chinese warfare fear mongering. Why China's repeated bombing themselves because their rocket tech is ass sandwich is not something often reported in English is beyond me, but, Chinese sources and video show this all the time.



I'm not saying it's propaganda but it's something like that. Soft war maybe. There has to be a reason western media doesn't report on this sort of stuff.



The mass stabbing are starting to get coverage but not hardly as often as they happen.


When China kicked all the non-chinese or CCP hired social media influencers, you'd've missed it if you didn't follow them on social media or chinese news.


Xi Jinping is in a power struggle atm, but it isn't hardly reported in English yes. You may know about it, it is getting some coverage but not yet main****** media pushed. Nothing new really, the CCP leaders usually do a purge, by usually I mean they all have done. This usually leads to some level of backlash and culminates in a power struggle. Every one of them.

Get in power, do a purge, exterminate a people group, try to take over the world. Every single leader. It should be reported more often. search for He Weidong, you'll see what I mean.






Not that they don't. You don't get told about it. Keep looking bro, you'll see them. Revolting. Endlessly, but silently.

[SouthpawRight]

welcome to the USA!!! stop being brainwashed by western media. folks in china are happy. you will have a few that hates living there, but those type of people are everywhere. how many times have you heard americans saying that they hate living here. cost of living is high, crime rate is high, police brutality, etc etc etc.

Unless you think communism is ahead ...

Culturally China is a million miles ahead of US and western Europe

too many china experts

how many have visited China or close to someone who has

[Dr Z]

I wonder how at the advent of land cultivation did people build the first societies? Was it by being as greedy as possible hoarding resoruces and using hired muscle to enforce your rule? Or was it people pooling together their time, labor, and resources for the benefit of the group?

It was not communism! It was Kings, surfs, and ****** 1000's of years ago. Some religons, which are essentially banned in China.