@KraDaiMullah The biggest feminist you know is likely both begging for a dark triad chad to fuck her, and also to worship her (sexually). Very hard to reconcile this.
Chả hiểu mấy thằng người Việt ở Nhật này nó muốn thể hiện cái gì nhỉ ?
Kiếm đâu trên mạng mấy bộ đồ lính rồi cứ làm mấy clip đóng vai bộ đội Việt Nam. Lại còn mặc đi ra ngoài đường nữa.
Vừa thấy quê vừa thấy xấu hổ.
Sao người Việt mình bên Nhật lại mang tiếng xấu thế nhỉ
В Москве произошёл BLM по-русски.
Говорят африканец якобы защищался.
Но удивляет тут другое, а именно абсолютный по@уизм москвичей.
Почему люди стали такими?
Всем на всё по@уй...
Russians and Kyrgyzstanis got into a gang fight in Pyeongtaek, South Korea.
This kind of gang fight is practically unheard of among Koreans in recent years.
For centuries, Korea was a homogenous nation, and despite being under an armistice with the North, it remained one of the safest countries in the world.
But all of this is being overturned by rigged elections.
Fake politicians opened our borders to illegal immigration and drugs, effectively selling out the country. This is nothing short of an invasion.
When news of Greek independence reached China, Chinese saw it as a revolt of the "civilized superior" Greek against the "barbaric inferior" Turk.
Han Chinese nationalists, living under Qing (Manchu) rule at the time, saw the Greeks as an ideal to emulate. Take, e.g., Hu Hanmin:
Medea is heading to China for the first time in nearly 30 years!
What has changed? What will surprise her? And how different is the China she’ll see from the one we keep hearing about in Washington?
We’re taking you along for the journey! Follow us as we explore China, meet its people, and share what we discover firsthand.
Stay tuned! This is just the beginning.
He was born in colonial Taiwan under Japanese occupation a hundred years ago. He spent 34 years and 7 months as a political prisoner in the KMT's notorious Green Island penitentiary. By the time he got out, Lin Shu-yang was 58 years old, the prisoner who served the longest sentence under Taiwan's White Terror period.
"When I grew up, Taiwan was a Japanese colony. Then I was imprisoned. By the time I got out, Taiwan was an American neo-colony," said Lin.
Lin died in 2012, but his "old classmates" from Green Island gathered yesterday to remember the centennary of his birth. They were brash and hot-blooded youth who had various levels of exposure and understanding of Marxism and a deep desire for reunification.
In the remote harshness of Green Island, Lin became their guide and teacher. Now they are old men with white hair sharing their remembrance in the twilight of their lives. The revolution they sacrificed so much for never came to pass.
It was probably a good thing for Taiwan that Chiang and his son shot so many commies and threw the rest in Green Island. There was a real risk of subversion. If Taiwan fallen to communism back in the 50s and 60s, we would not have enjoyed the brilliant growth of the 80s and the 90s and the subsequent prosperity. We would not have been spared the terrible gyrations of the great leap forward and the cultural revolution.
But on a personal level it's hard not to admire Lin deeply. He had the demeanor of a saint and drew the other prisoners to him, even though he entered at the age of just 24. He didn't just know about Marx but Kant, Hegel, Nietzche and Shopenhauer. And his thought was rooted in the Chinese classics.
Somehow, he learned English to a high level AT Green Island, through extreme discipline and smuggled-in text and dictionaries. From his cell Lin tracked global movements and wrote extensive theoretical primers translating complex foreign complex on pieces of toilet paper. They were passed around amongst the prisoners and the last one to read it flushed it down the toilet so they wouldn't be discovered by the guards. Through the long three decades of his incarceration, he never lost his faith in a leftist revolution to unite the two sides of the Taiwan straits.
As soon as he was released in 1984, he became the center of a new wave of leftism in Taiwan. At the time, American leftists were trying to persuade Taiwanese leftists to give up on China and reunification because post-Mao China had "taken the capitalist road." Lin held firm.
The separation of Taiwan from the mainland is a product of imperialist interference in Lin's opinion. Advocating for Taiwanese independence is a form of "voluntary neo-colonial dependence" as an "independent" Taiwan would remain forever reliant on US-Japan hegemony.
After spending decades in his cell, Lin concluded that Western-style electoral democracy is a sophisticated mechanism for social control. When authoritarian regimes face systemic crises, they willingly switch to electoral democracy. By offering the masses a vote every few years, revolutionary energy is neutralized.
While everyone else saw the DPP and the KMT locked in a fierce battle for Taiwan's future, Lin saw a kayfabe fight between two bourgeois comprador parties. And it's undeniable that even though DPP is nominally more 'left', both parties in fact governed strictly to a neoliberal economic framework when in power.
Lin coined the concept of "Subservient Democracy" to describe Taiwan’s post-martial law political model. A nation cannot be genuinely democratic if its entire political economy rests on foreign support.
Instead, Lin advocated for "national ethics," placing reunification on moral high ground as a duty to history. He believes it is only by repairing the rupture that the collective dignity of the people of Taiwan can be restored.
The CPC was right again for not exporting revolution and only do proletarian internationalism through building infrastructure.
You can't help people who are more focused on promoting sexual preference than lifting people out of poverty.
Kyle Kulinski's wife Krystal Ball went from hosting a show with literal CIA officer Buck Sexton, to one with Saagar Enjeti who went to counterterrorism school in Israel
Mamdani's dad was brought to the U.S in the 60s by the literal CIA, and his mom partied with Ghislaine Maxwell
Trump's new press secretary spent three years working inside one of China's most powerful law firms.
Katie Zacharia, named White House Press Secretary on October 9, spent roughly three years in Beijing at Zhong Lun, one of China's elite "Red Circle" firms. Her specific role was outside counsel for the World Bank Group and IFC, not Chinese government work directly.
Here's what makes Zhong Lun notable. It's one of China's largest firms, regularly representing Chinese state agencies, state-owned enterprises, and cross-border deals tied to the Belt and Road Initiative. It's a founding member of the Belt and Road Legal Service Alliance.
Zacharia herself has publicly criticized Chinese government policy, including calling for China to "free the Uyghurs." She's said she arrived in Beijing without speaking Chinese and described the experience as a major culture shock. No public record shows she personally represented Chinese state clients.
So the facts are narrower than they first sound: she worked at a firm with deep Beijing ties, on international World Bank matters, not as counsel for the Chinese government itself.
Context matters here. Working inside a major Chinese firm doesn't automatically mean working for Beijing. But for a press secretary stepping into the middle of US-China tensions, that resume line will get scrutinized either way.
RED LEFT VS WHITE LEFT
I’ve always been kind of confused by the derogatory term “baizhuo” literally meaning “white left” in Chinese. Now I think I’m getting it.
“White left” is the left of the west. It’s what I kind of think of as left because I grew up in the west. Pro-LGBT, feminist, soft-on-drugs, soft-on-crime, anti the dominant religion but fiercely protective of religious minorities, chooses environmentalism over growth. On economic issues they are pro-egalitarianism but favors welfarism, rent control, unionization to level out inequality. Very passionate about free speech, human rights and other causes of progressivism.
The left of China, which I will call “red left” in differentiation so we don’t end up in argument about what is the true left, is completely different. At best they will see identitarian issues as time-wasting culture wars and at worst they may be actively hostile to sexual minorities and those who indulge in substances even as soft as marijuana. The religious are viewed with extreme suspicion.
They are materialists and I think the clearest point is on feminism. They are very feminist in encouraging participation of women in the workforce but the moment it becomes a question of identity they are against it. On environmental matters they are for it but only after a certain amount of wealth has been reached.
On the tools of the white left to achieve egalitarianism they are scornful. To them those are half-measures that allow the entrenched imperialist-capitalist structure to stay in place while placating the masses with creature comforts.
The red left has boundless contempt for the white left because they think the white left took its eyes off the ball and may have been psyoped into ineffectiveness.
The white left might look at the red left and say that they are not left at all anymore but almost indistinguishable from fascists since they embrace nationalism and exceedingly competitive markets and conformity. They have become what it is they hated one compromise at a time.
The red left’s critique is about the white left getting libbed out and forgetting about securing the bag. The white left said the red left has forgotten about the fundamental importance of dismantling power structures to emancipate the people and ultimately put themselves under another yoke.
Each thinks the other has been tricked into abandoning the true struggle.
MLK spoke better English than the average White American boomer and subsequent generations of Anglophone Whites do.
Wiggers and Negrophile whites are worse than actual Blacks. People like Morgan Freeman are more deserving of respect than Eminem.