AFascistWorld

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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
You may not believe it, the vast majority of Chinese actually love the CCP and the system, they only just hate that a few corrupt low-level officials who are the bad apples fucking up leaders' glorious visions. These "bots" a
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
No no no, in which American city does the condo prices wthin it's urban area are no less than 1 million dollars? In Beijing you have it, it's a city full of (multi) million-dollar-property owners, and the majority of them love the
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
1) What does this mean for Xi's leadership and the CCP? Will this threaten their power? No, only had you experienced the level and depth of China's indoctrination, can you understand how profoundly it affects the people, I still r
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
GDP Per capita $10,153 (67th) And the population is aging fast.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
The situations seem dire, speculation of properties means you either participate or lose , there's no escape and no other choice, you can avoid it but you can't avoid the inflation and wealth gap that come with it, the people join
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
>get a fraction of what 4G can provide Providers love to boast about max speeds, but the reality is every device under a base station shares the total capacity, more devices means competition and slower speeds.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Should have just put the ones who pay the most ahead.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
The 5 electronics conmpanies have their factories in China, and the Fortune probably wanted to avoid China's wrath from territorial claims more than shoehorning this argument. Just like this kind of glorious China stories play right in
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
United Front is not a propaganda arm, it was Mao's main weapon againt the then Nationalist Chinese government, by infiltrating deep in, exploiting it's freedom and rights constitution (and it's why he said "we don't
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Unfortunately cryptocurrencies are all about buzz, buzz is valuation and adoption. Such as crypto showman Justin Sun, he will seize on any oppotunity to get as much eyeballs as possible.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Tech companies are being pushed to become judges on everything or face backlash.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
You need to pay hundreds of thousands a year to jail a guy.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
One can say that as now the second largest economy, China didn't cause financial crisis in the 40 years of opening up, outside crises didn't trigger significant slowdown, part of the immunity is that China just has so many easy wa
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiong'an Xi's brainchild. "millennium strategy". And new title for Shenzhen, "Frontier Demonstration Area of Socialism".
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
China hasn't had a financial crisis for 40 years, I wonder how long they can last, and how well their ubiquitous multi-million dollar condos would fare; or can they prove again that nothing communists can't tackle, and capitalism
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Equipment and phone makers need new "Gs" to sell more products, 5G overall is pointless. 5G may never be commercially viable in Canada.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
This is worth over a hundred dollars, not a small amount for many countries, I can totally see corners being cut everywhere at every level if implemented in China, recipients will probably just throw it out upon receipt if they don't w
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
The rate of urbanization in 2002 is 39.09%, note this includes small towns which are much poorer than cities, that means the majority of the population was still very poor and the trend to work in coastal factories barely began, so could yo
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
He also received aid from the Soviet Union and formed an alliance. The CCP allows downplaying of Kuomintang, and he's not realy that revered in China, often described as extremely corrput and incompetent.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
In the 80's the Chinese navy was using warships to smuggle insanely profitable sedans, coastal cities have secret private workshops which was punishable by the law until 2009, students marched in Beijing to protest againt crony specula
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
I believe that's not how economics works, it's like you can't just close your eyes to rocketing condo prices and expect evetything else to remain the same like salaries. Every animal protein source will be driven to raise pri
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Well, the party has stated loud and clear that China will fight America (and the evil West) no matter what, at all costs and to the very end.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Pork consumption 2016 in metric tons: China 54,070,000 America 9,452,000 Brazil 2,811,000 It's estimated that the supply gap will be 20,000,000 tons in 2020, I don't think Brazil can supply that even if they ditch pork. The whole
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
The whole world is in for a seismic shift, not just HK. Xi used the word "struggle (斗争)" 58 times in his speech yesterday at the Central Party School. http://xinhuanet.com/politics/2019-09/03/c_11249
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
>Chinese citizens of their own free will I don't know if there are government sponsored campaigns, but the vast majority of these people are acting spontaneously, you can see people on Weibo sharing how to register western social me
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
In a society of extreme conformity, those who dare to not comply are seen as insulting to the rest.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
He'd have been charged with "inciting subversion of state power" if he holds Chinese passport. The WSJ Chinese weibo account was banned last month, even though it basically only posts good news about China and bad news about
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Yeah, abject outcasts sponsored by black hands from America and the UK.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Ask the ones you've talked with whether they dare to level with their own parents or relatives, most likely they will be scolded as traitors or even be shuned to avoid troubles. Yes, there will always be outliers, but in the case of Ch
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
You have to understand that Chinese prefer security over freedom. They support this kind of measures since majority of them probably won't be bothered by it their whole lives, as their typical response: if you don't illegal things

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