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If you ask Chinese people outside of China, they also really don't care. They know what happened, its like the Kent State shooting for them. The west severely
by MSFT_Edging 3y ago
If you ask Chinese people outside of China, they also really don't care. They know what happened, its like the Kent State shooting for them.
The west severely exaggerates every bad thing that happens over there then pretends like every misstep is solved with execution. Sure there's censorship but its exaggerated to a level of fiction in the west, like a movie that's "based on real events".
More than likely if you ask a Chinese person in China about Tiananmen, they'll see you like one of those Nazi streamers who call girls whores in public. Just a weird edgelord looking to stir up trouble.
- iudqnolq 3y ago.
- MSFT_Edging 3y agoNo, I mean the person I had in mind knew full well about it. Just thought of it as something that was bad, but not an indictment of an illegitimate state like people talk about it.
- mannerheim 3y agoMost people know what happened, but nobody refers to Tiananmen Square because 1) that's a pretty notable place on its own and 2) the protests were a nationwide movement, of which international journalists only ever saw any of it in Beijing. Akin to calling the January 6 protests the Capitol Hill protests. You'd call the Tiananmen Square protests June 4, or if you're being rather cheeky, May 35.
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