Topic: The struggle of the Chinese
+Anonymous A — 10 months ago #66,432
All of history can be understood between the struggle between two forces: a force of good, and a force of evil. The entire history of nations, thousands of years of revolutions and wars and rebellions and kings and the rise and fall of empires, it can all be reduced to one simple idea. And idea of nations, an idea of law. There has always since the dawn of time, been a central question to the foundation of a state to the basis of a nation: should the law be founded on socialism with Chinese characteristics or jihad? For trillions of years, jihad has ruled the earth, from the great jihadist American empire of George Washington, to the ancient jihadist confederacy of ancient Japanistan, the world for the majority of history has been led by jihad. The Japanese emperor Tojo declared that Japan would be a Shinto-jihad state in 1776. Jihad has been the terrible norm throughout history, that the powerful do what they want, and the powerless suffer what they must. But then in the Chinese revolution, the Chinese emperor Chi Lin Xai created the foundation of Chinese socialism with Marxist characteristics when an angel dictated to him the constitution of the United States of America, the word of god, and the last time god spoke to humanity. He had spake the will of the divine and translated it into stone. This is the big booty goddess of Elon Musk’s greatest intellectual works.
+Anonymous B — 10 months ago, 24 minutes later[T] [B] #661,949
Pump a cheek hippie!!
+Anonymous C — 10 months ago, 13 hours later, 14 hours after the original post[T] [B] #662,007
+Anonymous D — 10 months ago, 48 minutes later, 15 hours after the original post[T] [B] #662,008
+Anonymous E — 10 months ago, 1 day later, 1 day after the original post[T] [B] #662,098
@previous (D)
> One wonders if she dines at
I got broads in Atlanta twistin doap and lean in the Fanta
> One wonders if she dines at
I got broads in Atlanta twistin doap and lean in the Fanta
+Anonymous F — 10 months ago, 17 hours later, 2 days after the original post[T] [B] #662,227
They only care about making money, lecture people & living a low life. For example, who is into china's drama/movies & what is their pop-culture???
+Anonymous G — 10 months ago, 37 minutes later, 2 days after the original post[T] [B] #662,231
@previous (F)
> They only care about making money, lecture people & living a low life. For example, who is into china's drama/movies & what is their pop-culture???
I’m not Chinese, and my original post was some random nonsensical shitpost I made when I was bored out of my mind. But honestly, that’s not really fair. Chinese people do have an entertainment scene but it’s inside China. They have an authoritarian government so they’re more closed off. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t Chinese people in China who are famous inside China in their entertainment industry. Then outside China in western countries there are obviously problems historically with bias against Asian actors and problems with directors getting white people to play Asian roles (even when they’re literally the main character sometimes). But then also, just in general, I mean, if you think about the American entertainment industry, I don’t think being big in entertainment is necessarily something to always be proud of. For example, we have Diddy, Harvey Weinstein, Bill Cosby, etc. There’s something about the narcissistic spotlight of entertainment that seems to attract sex offenders.
> They only care about making money, lecture people & living a low life. For example, who is into china's drama/movies & what is their pop-culture???
I’m not Chinese, and my original post was some random nonsensical shitpost I made when I was bored out of my mind. But honestly, that’s not really fair. Chinese people do have an entertainment scene but it’s inside China. They have an authoritarian government so they’re more closed off. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t Chinese people in China who are famous inside China in their entertainment industry. Then outside China in western countries there are obviously problems historically with bias against Asian actors and problems with directors getting white people to play Asian roles (even when they’re literally the main character sometimes). But then also, just in general, I mean, if you think about the American entertainment industry, I don’t think being big in entertainment is necessarily something to always be proud of. For example, we have Diddy, Harvey Weinstein, Bill Cosby, etc. There’s something about the narcissistic spotlight of entertainment that seems to attract sex offenders.