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European and American economies will be destroyed by China soon. But their stockholm syndrome prevents them from doing anything against it.
And in time others rise, sometimes in the same region.
China will fall too, at some point.
Memento mori, amor fati!
In my eyes, the attack on 'effeminate men' is the nail in the coffin for the government of China. They are as dead to me and my actions will reflect it. Down with Emperor Pooh!
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Note: this refers to the global Steam service/community - Valve still offers Steam China with a very limited/censored selection of mostly-Valve games, adhering to local child protection laws. Most Chinese Steam users have historically been using the global service instead, as this Chinese version of Steam has only been available since February 2021.
Really makes you want to visit and see how this actually works for yourself. The more I read about China, the more unbelievably contradictive it gets.
In my eyes, the attack on 'effeminate men' is the nail in the coffin for the government of China. They are as dead to me and my actions will reflect it. Down with Emperor Pooh!
European and American economies will be destroyed by China soon. But their stockholm syndrome prevents them from doing anything against it.
What is going on here with the comment section? Seems like it's flooded with pro ccp activists
Unfortunately the rest aren’t willing or able to do anything about the genocide cheerleader squad.
Note: this refers to the global Steam service/community - Valve still offers Steam China with a very limited/censored selection of mostly-Valve games, adhering to local child protection laws. Most Chinese Steam users have historically been using the global service instead, as this Chinese version of Steam has only been available since February 2021.
I really love how we all have an impression of China as a country without access to global internet, but then there are things like "Most Chinese Steam users have historically been using the global service instead". Really makes you want to visit and see how this actually works for yourself. The more I read about China, the more unbelievably contradictive it gets.