@RavenTrusel@Saitama_K777 And honestly, claiming that everyone else needs to be institutionalized while nonchalantly spouting such unhinged hatred is the ultimate display of projection. Maybe take a step back and read your own post first.
@RavenTrusel@Saitama_K777 Nothing more normal and non-extreme than casually declaring large groups of people should be institutionalized… while sporting enough national flags to start a small UN meeting. The cognitive dissonance is loud.
@canadahongkong6@Saitama_K777 How ironic to bring up Ubasuteyama myths while ignoring your own history. Even CCP General Zhu De confessed that infanticide (drowning newborns) was normal in his family due to poverty. Clean your own backyard first.
@BC_Xuanming The Bayraktar Kızılelma arguably holds greater potential than these Chinese UCAVs, given that the vast majority of exported Turkish UAVs have extensive combat experience, allowing for continuous operational feedback.
@aslicheen While people in South Korea, China, and Japan excel at parroting and optimizing Western concepts, they rarely generate any original ideas of their own.
@JiaweiShen2568 But when that criticism is restricted, ordinary people lose their only shield against state power. Freedom of speech isn't just about how often you use it; it's a safety net for when you actually need it. That's why comparing the two systems doesn't really work.
If freedom of speech in China is truly greater than in Japan, why is the Great Firewall necessary to block global websites, and why do netizens have to use coded language just to avoid having their comments deleted?
@JiaweiShen2568 You have a point that everyday conversations rarely center around politics, but you’re overlooking why that freedom matters. In a society where you can criticize the leaders, the government has to care at least a little about public opinion to stay in power.