@wang_meng68012@lgx49893697@xipwexmhh I found no insult to China in Mbappé's words, so I checked the post. I thought you objected to criticism of uncritical Mao supporters. Have you watched Mbappé's interview, or only read reports and comments? Which words insulted Chinese people, and why?Answer directly or I'm done.
@Elifbenad I'd go with 100.
3 × 2 × 3 = 18
4 × 3 × 4 = 48
5 × 4 × 5 = 100
The multiplier goes up by one each time (3, 4, 5). That said, there's more than one way to interpret these puzzles.
@wang_meng68012@lgx49893697@xipwexmhh The post doesn’t endorse Mbappé’s remarks. It criticizes those who blindly idolize Mao—not China. Yes, “this nation is doomed” is overstated. But how does criticizing them equal attacking China? All that outrage, only to argue against a position you invented.
@wang_meng68012@lgx49893697@xipwexmhh No one is against fighting back, but everyone hates foul language. If you think fighting back just means spewing genital insults, then fine — you win.
@lgx49893697@xipwexmhh Why is it that every post about Mbappé's comments has people like you jumping straight to personal attacks? It's almost like you're all following the same script. Is someone coordinating this, or do you just not know how to have a civil discussion?
@bbi39821406@kujou_Angel If criticizing your country means you should leave, why didn't Mao and Zhou Enlai leave when they opposed KMT rule? Disappointment doesn't cancel national identity. You can love your country and criticize it. Respond with arguments, not personal insults.