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An earthquake strikes off Hokkaido. Tsunami warnings sound. People run for their lives.
And yet, some online voices still manage to turn disaster into mockery.
This is why the Great Translation Movement exists — to show what extreme nationalism looks like when empathy shuts
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An earthquake strikes off Hokkaido. Tsunami warnings sound. People run for their lives.
And yet, some online voices still manage to turn disaster into mockery.
This is why the Great Translation Movement exists — to show what extreme nationalism looks like when empathy shuts down.
Funny how some Western wumaos still insist “China is the most hospitable place on earth” —
when what they’re really experiencing is foreigner privilege, not universal kindness.
Disaster doesn’t reveal culture.
It reveals character.
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I received preliminary reports on the Russian strike in Poltava. According to available information, two ballistic missiles hit the area. They targeted an educational institution and a nearby hospital, partially destroying one of the telecommunications institute's buildings.
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#BREAKING - EXPOSED: Harold Daggett, the president of the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA), who has publicly stated intentions to “cripple” the U.S. economy with the port strike, owns a 76-foot yacht and a Bentley, with an annual salary exceeding $900,000.
Despite
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