John Plift

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@MAGA_Dad00 @tschwartz09 From what I understand, it wasn’t AT anyone. They did in front of several doors and one of them happened to belong to African Americans.

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@ReedCooley @CollinRugg Oh god. They are finished 😭🙏

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@FoundAt5280 @jackunheard I hate that he had this tantrum for political theatre, but I disagree with your label of “traitor”.

As Americans we have to remember we are voting for people to represent us not a party. Phrases like “traitor” is causing politics to become polarized and feel like team sports.

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@Ganchatrrj @MINIOWJF @NguyenHo1096438 Lmao. This bot tried and failed to use American brainrot phrases properly. 😂

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@hill_gilbe21761 @issasamatar Yay! I angered one of the bots too!

It looks like this one has some bugs though. The grammar is horrible.

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@Rep_Grijalva @PeteHegseth Why does everything have to be so performative? Instead of posting crap like this. Why don’t you focus on policy and law to better our country?

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@swebfj Ok. Just be careful.

Well anyway. I wish you the best. I hope your country reforms one day giving your people the rights and liberties they deserve.

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@swebfj “Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption work only cures the symptoms not the disease”

A Chinese citizen wrote that a few years ago.

It seems less extreme than your remark yet the police raided this persons home and arrested him for it.

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@swebfj If you really are Chinese, please make sure you are digitally covering your tracks. Suggesting you don’t like Xi Jinping (which I find admirable) is something they will come after you for. I don’t want you to end up in jail.

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@swebfj I didn’t say it was simple or senseless. I said it was murder. Your original post (which you deleted) attempted to justify it.

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@swebfj That is incorrect. There were no ascending radicals. The people were crying for basic liberties like freedom of speech, freedom of press, democratic reforms, government accountability, etc. The political figures of the CCP wanted control not freedom, so they murdered for it.

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@swebfj Now you can’t even post a funny picture of Xi Jinping without being arrested.

I truly hope the authoritarian regime ends for the good of Chinese citizens, and everyone across the world.

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@swebfj It was direct result of the CCP leadership fearing that they would lose political control. They perceived the massive peaceful demonstrations as a direct threat to their rule.

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@jacksonhinkle This post is 100% rage/engagement bait.

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@omarsinstyle @MarcoRo551 @jacksonhinkle Your mentally insane if you support the IRGC. There is simply no arguing with anyone who does.

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@MarioNawfal The charges against Hegseth are consistent with every other presidency for the past century. Iraq, Afghanistan, Panama, Grenada, Yemen etc.

Congress doesn’t have the constitutional authority to tell the executive branch how to conduct military operations.

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@Rrrrtnxb @tu07ja1j @123450abcabc Blocked. Nice try but I don’t argue with bots.

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@LawlessLawson83 You’re deflecting so I’ll assume you’re ok with giving all those freedoms up.

Tell me, aside from explicitly threatening people’s lives, what can I not say or post in the U.S? Give me ONE example.

I can give you many examples of what you can’t say in Mainland China. Just ask.

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@minjianbiji @NguyenHo1096438 Interesting. Why do you think China tries to control information/ has a firewall in the first place then?