they’re like dogs for Americans. China is bad, because they have sovereignty and don’t bow down to westerners. That’s basically it. If white people like you, that means you’re doing something wrong.

Japan is submissive to western authority, while China stands independent of foreign meddling. Japan lets America plant their military bases in their country, military bases that have high rates of white on Japanese r-pe surrounding them.

Americans would carve up China like Japan if we let them. They have the most insidious intentions of wanting to conquer the world. Pitting Taiwan against China, it has always been a divide and conquer strategy.

Using other Asian countries as tools to oppress Chinese people. But we won’t let them. China sees through your manipulation. If they’ve learned nothing from Ukraine, and how they sacrificed themselves for nothing.

You mean nothing, except as a dirty rag to do heinous crimes. Japan literally has kill switches in their infrastructure to explode if they disobey their masters.

Held at a gun point, but developing Stockholm syndrome. Westerners will violate you if they win a war against you. Let China never become like Japan, for our safety and dignity.

  • big_spoon@lemmygrad.ml
    16·
    3 days ago

    Americans would carve up China like Japan if we let them

    sorry but socialism with chinese characteristics won’t allow it by itself, we can give our support, but i think they will be fine by themselves too because of their discipline in marxism

    Westerners will violate you if they win a war against you

    china learnt that lesson from the japanese long ago

  • EuthanatosMurderhobo@lemmygrad.ml
    12·
    3 days ago

    China is bad, because they have sovereignty and don’t bow down to westerners.

    Well, no. China is bad because they have sovereignty and don’t bow to Japan.

  • 小莱卡@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
    12·
    4 days ago

    i respect Japan business model of hustling westerners with their “traditional crafstmanship” marketing of overpriced commodities, they be selling crappy stuff at 10x the price because they make americans think it was done by a 10th generation family owned shop.

  • deathtoreddit@lemmygrad.ml
    26·
    4 days ago

    Eh, they’re not really pathetically cute… sometimes they are, but they’re really the bloody equivalent of East Asian Germany so I don’t take lightly their ghoulishness, but nonetheless, they are pathetic.

    maybe the Baltics are pathetically cute vassals, as a bunch of oafish western chihuahuas, in spite of their fascist messaging and history - one can’t really take them necessary when like an average province in China minimizes them. All bark, no bite.

    • demeritum@lemmygrad.ml
      18·
      4 days ago

      Like using current population projections Latvia and Lithuania will be extinct before 2100. They are not really worth talking about.

  • Sour_Kabos@reddthat.com
    153·
    4 days ago

    China is starting WW3.

    Not to mention:

    Forced organ harvesting in China is a state-enabled, highly profitable commercial industry where organs are systematically removed from living prisoners of conscience—predominantly Falun Gong practitioners and Uyghur Muslims—resulting in their deaths. While the Chinese government claims to have transitioned exclusively to a voluntary donor network, independent international investigations, academic research, and global legislative bodies strongly dispute this claim, citing massive statistical discrepancies and human rights abuses. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]

    Target Populations & Sourcing

    Independent investigations show that China’s state-run transplant system relies on an incarcerated “donor pool” made up of heavily persecuted minority groups: [1, 2]

    Falun Gong Practitioners: Following a massive government crackdown on this spiritual group in 1999, practitioners became the primary target for forced harvesting. [1, 2]

    Uyghurs & Turkic Muslims: Since the mass detentions in Xinjiang began in 2017, these populations have increasingly been targeted. Detainees report mandatory blood testing, DNA profiling, and ultrasound exams consistent with organ matching registries. [1, 2, 3]

    Executed Prisoners: Historically, China openly harvested organs from executed death-row inmates. Though Beijing declared this practice banned in 2015, experts believe the system merely shifted its focus to prisoners of conscience. [1, 2, 3]

    Key Evidence & Findings

    The international community has accumulated compelling data pointing to a state-orchestrated operation:

    The “Killed-to-Order” System: Unlike Western nations where patients wait years for a compatible organ, Chinese hospitals frequently promise matching organs within days or weeks. This indicates an available pool of living donors executed on demand. [1, 2, 3, 4]

    Statistical Discrepancies: China’s official voluntary donation rates are among the lowest globally due to cultural preferences. However, the country performs an estimated 60,000 to 100,000 transplants annually, leaving a massive gap that voluntary registries cannot explain. [1, 2, 3]

    Violations of Medical Ethics: A landmark study in the American Journal of Transplantation found definitive textual evidence in Chinese medical journals that surgeons removed hearts and lungs from prisoners before they were legally declared brain-dead. [1]

    The China Tribunal: In 2020, the independent China Tribunal, chaired by Sir Geoffrey Nice, delivered its final judgment, concluding beyond a reasonable doubt that forced organ harvesting has been committed in China on a significant scale for years and constitutes a crime against humanity. [1]