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One of the personal experience we see in China in a southern city is similar to the one in the video, the only difference is that the person head was smashed heavily into the curb. Everyone is stunned but no one bothered to do anything.
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One of the personal experience we see in China in a southern city is similar to the one in the video, the only difference is that the person head was smashed heavily into the curb. Everyone is stunned but no one bothered to do anything.
In recent case, the Chinese is bringing
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Elon Musk: I wasn't really interested in politics, but at a certain point I had no choice.
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Elon Musk: I wasn't really interested in politics, but at a certain point I had no choice.
“I would say I was politically neutral for quite a while, leaning a little Democrat. But then, there was this whole cancel culture, trying to stop freedom of speech and infringe upon
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NEW: Sen. John Kennedy says Chuck Schumer and the Democrats are “about as popular as chlamydia.”
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NEW: Sen. John Kennedy says Chuck Schumer and the Democrats are “about as popular as chlamydia.”
That’s a line no one will forget.
“No honest person whose IQ is above his age believes that biological sex doesn’t exist. But they do.”
“Republicans’ secret plan for dealing with
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It was just a sports match.
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It was just a sports match.
No flags needed. No politics required.
Yet when Japan’s Tomokazu Harimoto stepped up, his name was quietly left unannounced.
Not because he’s unknown — but because he used to be Chinese.
That silence said more than any insult ever could.
Sport is
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This is how military bloggers livestream in China. No filters. No polish. Just raw anger, shouting, and permanent outrage.
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This is how military bloggers livestream in China. No filters. No polish. Just raw anger, shouting, and permanent outrage.
And it works, because there is a huge market for it. Wumaos don’t want analysis. They want emotion.
The louder you sound, the more “patriotic” you look.
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