I suggest that people who want a tv series instead of a sequel movie stop obsessively posting screenshots from the original movie. I don’t want a sequel either, but I sure as hell don’t want to spend the rest of my life being disgusted by that fucking ugly nightmare piece of shit
German, French, Spanish, Turkish, Japanese, & S. Korean, here is how the chinese state-sponsored cyber trolls army operate when you believe you're debating with an "honest human". The chinese played you hard.
Mbappe may have "moved on" after the Mao meme controversy, but the west should remember the incident.
A joke over a meme triggered an organized onslaught of trolls and state controlled economic attacks against a soccer star.
CCP trolls on X are state controlled and part of a far larger system of political influence being used to censor people on western social media.
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Exactly like I said. The lead for Hexed is visually appealing so audiences are going to see it. Wildwood could have put up similar numbers if every character wasn’t deliberately ugly.
Warren Buffett said, I haven't had water in 48 years. I love Cherry Coke.
Hey @grok please confirm whether this claim is true. Is it medically possible for someone to survive for 48 years without drinking plain water?🤔
I’ve said this before, and I’ll say it again
Chinese obsession with India runs very deep.
There are literally hundreds of Chinese accounts pretending to be Indian.
You just have to investigate where these accounts are actually based. When you look at indicators such as their account region showing East Asia, there’s a 99.8% chance that they’re Chinese.
They are often flagged by Hong Kong or Japanese app stores because they use VPNs, which is why their region sometimes appears as Japan as well. You have to keep this in mind.
> let's look at the video.
Did you see the mentality of Chinese and how they think? On the Chinese internet after Japan,
India seems to be the only country they are this obsessed with.
You will never find this much content about China on Indian social media. This proves my point about how one-sided this obsession with India is among Chinese netizens. And they have been doing this for years.
It all started when COVID broke out.
This week I learned that the Great Firewall wasn’t protecting the Chinese from the world, as stated.
It was protecting the world from the Chinese “netizens,” who are the most annoying people on Earth.