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Not at all challenging, considering the average CCTV (what a fitting name for a chinese tv station) anchor's range of emotional expression is limited to a knob.

Not at all challenging, considering the average CCTV (what a fitting name for a chinese tv station) anchor's range of emotional expression is limited to a knob. Might as well just produce a deepfake anchor with Xi's ugly ass face instantly traumatizing millions of Chinese children, who knows how many falun gong infants were sacrificed to save the poor sick Chinese elite (they actually eat the fucking placenta for supposedly viagra effect jesus fucking christ im outta here never EVER gonna catch me going to China)

i_am_nomad 8y ago
Please try to not be so polemic and disagreeable in your posts, and instead bring a spirit of respect here. Chinese people are human beings.
- browsercoin 8y ago
  > Chinese people are human beings. not according to the Chinese Communist Party, they've killed more of their own than in any other wars.
- msla 8y ago
  > Please try to not be so polemic and disagreeable in your posts, and instead bring a spirit of respect here. Pointing out the crimes of the PRC is not disrespectful. Except, perhaps, to the PRC. > Chinese people are human beings. Nobody's saying they're not.
  - browsercoin 8y ago
    > Except, perhaps, to the PRC. or people who has been unwittingly duped/brainwashed into buying that "China will overtake USA anytime now" propaganda. it's not limited to race, I've definitely seen some white American dude shilling for China...smh
    - yourbandsucks 8y ago
      Maybe you're so bought into an "us vs them" mentality that you equated fair-mindedness with "shilling".
    - PavlovsCat 8y ago
      > it's not limited to race Very true. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-27307476 https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-27307476 > The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) said there was not enough evidence for the organisation to "either support or not support" placentophagy as there had not been enough research on the health benefits. On the one hand I didn't want to post this because it kinda grossed me out and might ruin someone's day or something -- on the other hand, I "totally could see it being a thing in Asia", just because of the other powdered animal stuff; but wasn't aware of it being a thing, period, and I guess that would describe many people. And some of the sentences in that article are really quite something, oh my.
      - browsercoin 8y ago
        I literally just threw up after finishing my avocado sandwich. should add NSFL to that link. im done with HN for the rest of the day.
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      - yourbandsucks 8y ago
        I'm not understanding the relevance here, could you explain?
        PavlovsCat 8y ago
        I already did? OP said they placenta eating is a thing in China, and > I "totally could see it being a thing in Asia", just because of the other powdered animal stuff; but wasn't aware of it being a thing [everywhere], period, and I guess that would describe many people so I shared my, uhh, information, instead of just letting that stereotype kinda linger.
sctb 8y ago
If you keep posting unsubstantive flamewar-style comments we'll ban the account. Please just post something thoughtful and informative that we can learn from instead. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

i_am_nomad 8y ago

Please try to not be so polemic and disagreeable in your posts, and instead bring a spirit of respect here. Chinese people are human beings.

browsercoin 8y ago
> Chinese people are human beings. not according to the Chinese Communist Party, they've killed more of their own than in any other wars.
msla 8y ago
> Please try to not be so polemic and disagreeable in your posts, and instead bring a spirit of respect here. Pointing out the crimes of the PRC is not disrespectful. Except, perhaps, to the PRC. > Chinese people are human beings. Nobody's saying they're not.
- browsercoin 8y ago
  > Except, perhaps, to the PRC. or people who has been unwittingly duped/brainwashed into buying that "China will overtake USA anytime now" propaganda. it's not limited to race, I've definitely seen some white American dude shilling for China...smh
  - yourbandsucks 8y ago
    Maybe you're so bought into an "us vs them" mentality that you equated fair-mindedness with "shilling".
  - PavlovsCat 8y ago
    > it's not limited to race Very true. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-27307476 https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-27307476 > The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) said there was not enough evidence for the organisation to "either support or not support" placentophagy as there had not been enough research on the health benefits. On the one hand I didn't want to post this because it kinda grossed me out and might ruin someone's day or something -- on the other hand, I "totally could see it being a thing in Asia", just because of the other powdered animal stuff; but wasn't aware of it being a thing, period, and I guess that would describe many people. And some of the sentences in that article are really quite something, oh my.
    - browsercoin 8y ago
      I literally just threw up after finishing my avocado sandwich. should add NSFL to that link. im done with HN for the rest of the day.
      - deleted 8y ago
        [deleted]
    - yourbandsucks 8y ago
      I'm not understanding the relevance here, could you explain?
      - PavlovsCat 8y ago
        I already did? OP said they placenta eating is a thing in China, and > I "totally could see it being a thing in Asia", just because of the other powdered animal stuff; but wasn't aware of it being a thing [everywhere], period, and I guess that would describe many people so I shared my, uhh, information, instead of just letting that stereotype kinda linger.

sctb 8y ago

If you keep posting unsubstantive flamewar-style comments we'll ban the account. Please just post something thoughtful and informative that we can learn from instead. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html