CHINA IS ASSHOLE
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Eh, this one I will give a partial pass on. Having seen it so often, I can only assume it is quoting a Hong Kong protestor who's quote was turned into a meme. When asked on any message he'd give to Donald Trump about dealing with China on the issue of the Hong Kong protests and their desire for independence, he said "Don't trust China, China is asshole." English likely isn't his first language, so not gonna rag on him, but he was fairly often used in memes since then.
I generally agree with this statement, as the Chinese government is responsible for a horrific mess of human rights violations, dangerous nationalism, economic instability, and other issues. The Chinese government is indeed full of assholes.
But I only said partial pass, as I have my doubts that anyone who's happily marching for a would be tyrant is taking the time to remind us of Hong Kong's plight and instead just being a xenophobic prick who happened to like the meme he saw.
CHINA IS ASSHOLE
HANOI SAIL CHESS
@Tilver #74326
I think you’re giving them far too much credit. We’re talking about right wing majini here-the stupidest demographic to somehow ever walk upright.
The Chinese government is indeed full of assholes, as is ours.
@The Crimson Ghost
The rest is inexcusable. Holding up a sign quoting someone who is fighting an oppressive government while trying to install a dictator? The guy is likely a completely terrible person. But I'll excuse his poor grammar just this once.
@Tilver #74380
Not familiar with that meme, despite spending far too much time on da webz. But you are a far bigger man than I. Everything they say/do is inexcusable, & watching their misery & destruction brings me much joy. May they all follow Pig Vomit-into oblivion.
@The_Crimson_Ghost #74386 and @Tilver
I suspect it may be an incoherent reference to the conspiracy claim that China helped Obama and Italy "steal the election," or that China is funding Biden.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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