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@santoulang 伏拉夫当年那样赞美反而也被批反串，合着好坏都不能说呗

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@0xTheo520 贵族们以前宣传西方有毛泽东热，这不就来了，要啥来啥，让他们爽到了🤣

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@wk95_free @grok 别耽误马斯克的特斯拉赚钱🤣

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@huang3feng @chenguang36911 老詹当年替NBA道歉过了，只不过欧洲人当时在看戏，那时候也是特朗普执政

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@hubantalk @Pathusa 很早以前就有所谓帝吧出征吧，后来还是退回来了，这次该不会是想趁机收缴VPN吧

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@huang3feng 人家巴不得呢🤣

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@RachidSettas 没事，马克龙发话了，现在有外交部的事了，热度比这个大

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@Lilenasfool @Yushy02 @kiligulyanov 美国正常啊，算是又抓到一次机会。NBA那次他们还记着呢

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@Yushy02 @Lilenasfool @kiligulyanov 现在马克龙倒是真发话力挺姆巴佩了，事儿是真大了，有乐子了

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@Yushy02 @Lilenasfool @kiligulyanov 姆巴佩是小年轻顶不住很正常，当年马克龙一出手，姆巴佩也留在巴黎不去皇马了。姆巴佩就是这样，扛不住事。另外法国大使也出面了，姆巴佩不道歉，法国国家队也不好办。
佛罗伦蒂诺是老狐狸了，能撑住也没啥值得惊讶的

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@Hatsuyuki512k @kiligulyanov 中国也看人下菜碟的，抛开道德层面其实很务实，对看得起的对手如美国，甚至卢比奥也能豁免。但欧洲这个松散联盟，到处都是漏洞，今天德国要打击中国电车，明天匈牙利，法国可能就进口。类似这种，中国看得上欧洲才怪，表面强大，内部分裂，稍微撬动几个支点欧洲就要下跪。肯定会狠狠打击趁机捞好处

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@Lilenasfool @kiligulyanov 西班牙首相亲华派，足球，乃至皇马俱乐部是西班牙的名片，西班牙还想办世界杯，估计是首相下令了

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@kiligulyanov NBA当年那一下美国人也没警觉，马斯克该咋地咋地，来往没停过。欧洲人吃一次教训不够的，如果说工作上有工贼，资本家里面的工贼那更是多的数不清。想用松散联盟对抗一个被完全控制的整体是没办法的，这也是那些美国右翼批判的那样，欧洲人现在太懒散了

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@Carmen1796431 @Perugino14 @yalimasanei 中国对外国人那么好，各种政策优待还要美女作陪。喜欢中国不很正常？🤣

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@victory1124 @SydneyDaddy1 大使亲自下场压力，可以参考因凡蒂诺怎么讨好特朗普的。没扛住也正常😂

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@westplanpoint This is a historical meme that circulates within China. Mao Zedong once assessed Stalin as being 70% good and 30% bad. After Mao’s death, Deng Xiaoping characterized Mao himself as 70% good. To some Chinese people, this represents a subtle, recurring cycle.

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@Geposterling As the nation faces mounting economic pressure, rising unemployment, and an increasingly difficult job market, issues that were once concealed have begun to surface, becoming all too apparent.

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@Geposterling @what1ty @KTPLeGallois By first manufacturing obstacles and then cornering you, they effectively turn you into a victim of the credit system. Throughout this entire process, no laws are explicitly broken, and no direct, actionable harm is inflicted—leaving you with no one to hold accountable.

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@Geposterling Rather than taking direct action, these officials exert their influence through the banks they control—tightening credit or pressuring the company where you work. They might orchestrate workplace difficulties to force your resignation, or maneuver to drive you into bankruptcy.

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@Geposterling Initially, this system was intended to prevent people from defaulting on loans—a positive objective in principle. However, the encroachment of bureaucracy has opened the door to abuse, as the authority to designate someone a "deadbeat" rests entirely in the hands of officials.