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Hujintao_nima t1_iy6olsz wrote

Down with Xinnie the pooh! đŸŸšđŸŸ„đŸ”Ș🟹

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Cobbertson t1_iy7kaxv wrote

Upvoted for fantastic emoji art! Cut that yellow block clean off the red block!

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appsnaple t1_iya0am2 wrote

Is you’re username a reference to wanting China to return to Hujintao?

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Al_Jazzera t1_iy704l6 wrote

Good luck and best wishes to anyone brave enough to protest in China. Please stay safe. Fuck the CCP.

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autotldr t1_iy6gw14 wrote

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 84%. (I'm a bot)

> Chinese police have barricaded a street in Shanghai where protesters have gathered for the last two nights in anticipation of further rallies against the government's rigid zero-Covid policies.

> Gatherings held to protest or to mourn the victims were held in Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu and other major Chinese cities on Saturday and Sunday, as well as dozens of university campuses, with some police clashes and detentions in Shanghai.

> Online discussion of the protests has been strictly censored, particularly on social media platforms such as Weibo, but information and evidence of the protests are still being shared on more private channels like WeChat.

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zentaoyang t1_iy6x69l wrote

Worldwide, countries are using police and the army to suppress the protests. I wonder how our voices will be heard when the govt is always ready to torture or murder us with the help of police and the army.

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GOR098 t1_iy7ddwl wrote

If govts are not flexible with the demands of the people then it will lead to a bloody revolution like what is happening in Iran.

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zentaoyang t1_iy7do1x wrote

But in Iran the ass regime is brutally suppressing its own citizens. I really want to see Iranis throwing that ass out.

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BTWImChloe t1_iy7c82p wrote

Isn’t this what any country does? Not sure why it’s headline news

Will soon be illegal to protest in my country (UK) so that’ll be fun

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Cobbertson t1_iy7khrg wrote

I doubt the UK has the resources to enforce any kind of ban on protest, when even countries built on militarized control aren't able to.

It would be a great opportunity to try out the wide variety of tactics being used in more authoritarian countries, such as holding up blank pieces of paper, using silent salutes, or intentionally farting next to government officials

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appsnaple t1_iy9zkkc wrote

You have to be a full on CCP apologist to suggest they extend China goes to stop protesters is “what any country does”. China is currently now tracking down protesters and threatening them. UK has freedom of protests, China will send you to prison for holding up a white paper.

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[deleted] t1_iya2q1y wrote

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appsnaple t1_iyaqgn2 wrote

So you're saying it will be illegal to just simply go outside with a poster to protest? And the UK is every country as well?

All countries do have some limitations on protest -- but come on, you are seriously a CCP apologist to suggest UK and every other country is on par with China on their limits of protest/assembly.

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