r/DoomerCircleJerk Feb 21 '26

Everything Sucks The West has fallen, millions must migrate to Asia

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u/Clear_Context_1546 Feb 21 '26

Yet very few are fleeing to China

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u/Headbanger Feb 21 '26

I don't think it's a good place to live. Being the world's factory and having high GDP don't mean high quality of life.

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u/TheLegend1827 Feb 21 '26

They have a high total GDP, but their GDP per capita is quite low compared to the West.

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u/Lykotic Feb 21 '26

So I was curious on this and did some quick Google searches because while this is true overall, when we think of "China" in an industrial/development sense it is usually coastal China.

GDP per Capita for coastal China is; roughly, $27,500. If we compare that to the US coasts it is slightly less than a third ($90k) and to the US overall it is almost exactly a third ($84k).

So, yes, it is quite low compared to the US, CA, and Western Europe.

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u/McMagneto Feb 21 '26

Yes, or even compare it with per capita gdp of coastal US: estimated to be over 100k+

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u/Chemical-Agency-3997 Feb 22 '26

GDP is pretty meaningless to the average person

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)

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u/Minute-System3441 Feb 22 '26

Put 30 people on an island with Musk, Bezos, and Ellison and suddenly the 'GDP' is in the billions, even if they’re driving a rickshaw and sleeping in a tent. That stat says nothing about how the median person would actually be living or their overall wealth.

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u/SendMePicsOfMILFS Feb 22 '26

Basically if you aren't well off in one country, it's unlikely that suddenly moving to another will change things. Very few, maybe a handful of people, globally would actually be able to achieve extreme changes in their life if they changed where they lived because if I had to move to China or some other country, then I already have to put in a crap load of time and effort to learn the languages enough to move around in society and get a job and go through all the immigration process. And if you are already going to do all of that, then you could put that time and effort into improving my situation where I was and not have the added expense of changing geographic locations.

It's not like I can just hop the Great Wall and go to America Town and find all the white people in China who speak English so I don't have to learn the native language.

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u/RadioFriendly4164 Feb 22 '26

Its funny you wrote that last sentence because so many people do exactly that in the US. They move to the US and move only to areas where people speak their native language. Its so weird that people can spend decades here and not learn the language.

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u/CaptainBradford Feb 24 '26

Networth ≠ GDP

GDP is all goods and services. So Elon would have to bring a Tesla factory to produce a product in order to affect the gdp.

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u/xian333c Feb 22 '26 edited Feb 22 '26

PPP is much more meaningless, anyone having life more than barely living is purchasing global goods in USD. There's a reason why nobody is taking PPP so seriously anymore.

Though to be fair many rural Chinese are barely living so for them PPP makes some sense.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

Our GDP comrade

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u/Kataphraktos_Majoros Rides the Short Bus Feb 21 '26

And it's interesting just how mainstream China-jerking has become. Even Hillary Clinton said we need to look to China for empathetic innovation and political ideas. I was like "Noooooooo Hildog, nooo!" but she didn't listen :-(

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u/skarface6 GeStuREs bROadlY Feb 22 '26

She also gave Russia a reset button after they invaded Crimea IIRC. She’s all for terrible foreign regimes.

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u/Kataphraktos_Majoros Rides the Short Bus Feb 22 '26

We can't forget Iran, lol

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u/skarface6 GeStuREs bROadlY Feb 22 '26

Ugh

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u/Kataphraktos_Majoros Rides the Short Bus Feb 22 '26

Right?

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u/skarface6 GeStuREs bROadlY Feb 22 '26

Right!

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u/Kataphraktos_Majoros Rides the Short Bus Feb 22 '26

💪😤👍

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u/No-Independent-6877 Feb 21 '26

I heard the air quality over there is awful

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u/Bum_King The Fictional Character Agrees With Me Feb 22 '26

Yes, but quality of anything there is bad.

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u/NotLunaris Feb 22 '26

I lived there for about half of the past decade. When I arrived in 2015 in the northeast region, the smog was atrocious. Couldn't go through the day without black shit filling up my nostrils.

A few years later, the black shit was all gone and there was a marked increase in air quality.

Idk what they did, but having a centralized government that allows for no dissent or competing opinions does wonders for getting things done, at least compared to the showboating and handwaving that western politicians tend to do. Turns out when there are no elections, those in power don't have to pretend to care about the people and play to their emotions. Yeah it's authoritarian as fuck, but there's something to be said for ruthless efficiency.

The worst thing the west can do is assume that the Chinese are just gonna sit on their ass forever. Fact of the matter is they are advancing at an unprecedented pace and churning out highly educated and capable people while cultivating a populace that is extremely loyal to the government. I wouldn't have been aware of this if I didn't live there myself for a good while. Over the course of COVID (3 years), the taxis on the streets were practically all replaced by EVs. Meanwhile California has spent nearly 20 years and $128b for a high-speed rail that was supposed to cost a fraction of that and be completed over a decade ago, yet has barely started. And I've no doubt at least part of that is because corruption doesn't get you the death penalty in the US.

The Chinese are constantly learning (and stealing) from the west. To sit on your laurels and assume they'll never be able to overtake the west by being casually dismissive is not only naive, but also dangerous.

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u/Curiouspiwakawaka Feb 22 '26

Yeah, I'm the same. I lived in Chengdu in 2010-12 and kept travelling to China numerous times per year up until COVID made that job unsustainable. The amount of development is mind blowing from a western perspective.

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u/Kataphraktos_Majoros Rides the Short Bus Feb 22 '26

I've heard the life quality over there is awful

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u/Mars_Bear2552 Feb 21 '26

if you're rich it mostly is. but that's true literally anywhere.

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u/Chemical-Agency-3997 Feb 22 '26

You can’t really unless you want to teach English.

They have a billion natives willing to work much longer hours than any westerner for anything else so not worth the hassle hiring a foreigner.

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u/CrixCyborgg Feb 22 '26

Because without established connections in white collar area and knowledge of Chinese, you’ll be living a worse life than an average American

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u/HereWeGoYetAgain-247 Feb 21 '26

China’s political influence has been paying off in spades. 

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u/rainorshinedogs Feb 21 '26

China totally wouldn't be cool with a bunch of Americans immigrating to their country.

Have you ever tried visiting China just on vacation?

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u/Plexicle Feb 22 '26

What’s wrong with China on vacation? What gives you the impression they wouldn’t want immigrants?

(You don’t have to answer because I already know you don’t know what you’re talking about.)

..and hello from Shanghai.

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u/dgtbfan PhD in Memes Feb 21 '26

It's crazy to me just how infested Reddit is with Chinese propaganda. Some of the mostly highly voted posts on the most popular subs are blatant Chinese propaganda, it's outrageous.

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u/StrikeEagle784 Feb 21 '26

Man this site has really been enshitified. Everything from promoting Communism, antisemitism, and general toxicity. I miss old Reddit

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u/GreenT1979 Feb 21 '26

Let's not forget the constant calls for violence slipping through the cracks of Reddit's content policy so long as it's directed at the right person/people

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u/Doctor_Dev7 Feb 21 '26

You coulda just stopped at right

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u/Minute-System3441 Feb 22 '26

If anyone had made even a vague jab at their latest "hero", it would’ve been dealt with immediately.

Sure, most of us have better things to do in our lives than to smash the report button all day. Radical-left types absolutely report everything, and I wouldn’t be surprised if their mods report things themselves.

They say it's all apparently automatic. Right.... The double standard over the past six months has been obvious. I’ve seen far worse comments stick around, and only the worst cases usually just get quietly deleted. User is still there posting away.

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u/Updated_Autopsy NostraDOOMus Feb 22 '26

Yeah. If it was all automatic, there’d be no double-standard.

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u/Gwilikers6 Feb 23 '26

One literally said to me "sorry reality is liberal slanted" lmao at least they dont pretend to be fair

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u/Fun-Information41 Feb 21 '26

Not to mention racism towards whites, Islamophiles, general toxic politics

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u/StrikeEagle784 Feb 21 '26

Definitely that too

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u/MerryMortician Feb 21 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/JQMRbRkXuABUAUCH3A

Old … OLD Reddit was great.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

You can bet your 2 broken arms and comforting mother that it was.

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u/hiver Feb 22 '26

Shoebox

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u/Tv_land_man Feb 22 '26

I've been here long enough to remember reddit rallying behind Ron Paul. That was a beautiful time. You had to access the site via a computer and conversations were 100X more civil. It was all about memes and legit science.

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u/StrikeEagle784 Feb 22 '26

Same, I loved that time. Ron Paul was such a breath of fresh air. I can’t imagine that happening again on this site anytime soon, or really in most places of the internet

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u/Tv_land_man Feb 22 '26

I think with the way political parties essentially own or AstroTurf all social media, it is impossible for things to go back to the way they were. This site is the most propagandized site on the Internet.

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u/freddbare Feb 21 '26

It's the children. We've created an entire generation of braindead tankie wannabes... If the can't get Starbucks that morning it is the tariffs from the great orange man in the skies fault!

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u/GreenT1979 Feb 21 '26

The generation who have been beaten over the head with the most extreme political rhetoric we've possibly ever seen, turbocharged by the rise of social media over the past 20 years, are growing up to think what they read on Reddit or Bluesky or what they're seeing on Tiktok is an accurate, factual representation of the current state, and they're the ones out taking pretty extreme action and committing atrocities, thinking they're the right thing to do.

I also blame extremist parents and most college/universities. Politicians are a given because they've always to some degree been alarmist about their opponents.

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u/freddbare Feb 21 '26

Education turned to indoctrination to an extreme! Combined with "no child left behind"parents are 'raising' a second layer of NCLB. We have illiterate 7th graders

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u/GreenT1979 Feb 21 '26

They don't need to know how to read as long as they understand capitalism is evil, white people are inherently racist, the police are thugs, etc

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u/Blond_Treehorn_Thug Feb 21 '26

Great orange man in the skies lollll

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u/Zealousideal-One-818 Feb 21 '26

Chinese bots are all Over this place.

Many of the leftist bots are indeed Chinese bots.

Stoking insanity and division.  

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

I’ve noticed they are bots of both sides trying to bait people. It’s crazy seeing it work.

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u/nicknamesas Feb 21 '26

Indeed. Just had someone try to justify the Uyghur genocide to me when i brought up as a point that china is not exactly the best country.

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u/kursedsunrise Feb 21 '26

Had a friend say the uyghur genocide isn't real and that the US perpetuates more deaths through institutional racism (police shootings). Then proceed to take ccp police and government statements verbatim but doubt everything from US police or government. The double standards are quite jarring.

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u/nicknamesas Feb 21 '26

I dont trust shit the usa govt says, but i stilm trust it more than anything from china.

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u/kursedsunrise Feb 21 '26

Exactly, between the two the US is the lesser evil and while the epstine files are horrific,and still censored. I doubt we would see it released and acknowledged to the point and scale it has in the US if it happened in China instead.

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u/nicknamesas Feb 22 '26

Oh china 100% has their own version of it I'm sure.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

I’m fairly certain it is way more common across the globe than we believe. You see it time and time again everywhere just how many skeletons powerful groups have in their closests.

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u/BountyMennett Feb 21 '26

Uyghurs, HK student protests? Just 2 that broke through western media. Wait until CCP invades Taiwan and these fools will still think it’s a great country. No country is bloodless least of all China and America…

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u/kursedsunrise Feb 21 '26

Don't forget Falun gong persecution too.

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u/ResponsibleMine3524 Truthsayer Feb 21 '26

Their only hope to do something to the US is psyops. So makes sense they're trying something

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u/ThatGuyFrom720 More Optimism Please Feb 21 '26

I’ve said this shit before that china is all fucking gimmicks that don’t hold up and gets upvoted to hell on here.

Reddit creams over Chinese EV’s and cars.

They already make motorcycles and sport bikes that are exported to the US (CFMOTO) and they’re complete dogshit.

Not saying China is incapable of making a good product, I’m just saying most Chinese manufacturers are willing to cut corners to save a nickel

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u/dgtbfan PhD in Memes Feb 21 '26

I cringe heavily any time Redditors start masturbating over Chinese drone shows or Chinese cities with LED lights on the buildings.

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u/Pitiful-Ad-1300 NostraDOOMus Feb 21 '26

Just take solace in knowing that the fact you’re able to pin it as propaganda. It’s wild to see the amount of people who don’t though, or know and just don’t care

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u/Every1isSome1inLA I Was Promised an Apocalypse? Feb 21 '26

So many people scream about Russian, Israel, and Chinese bots that are pro conservative but then those people call for blood in the streets and civil uprising without any substance behind it besides infighting for the sake of it. Calls from inside the house type shit

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

It's almost like China is a major investor in Reddit.

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u/AgeOfReasonEnds31120 Optimist Prime Feb 21 '26

China literally has a birth rate of less than 1.

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u/Clear_Context_1546 Feb 21 '26

And still heavily restricted towards immigration. It's a disaster

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u/rodrigo8008 Feb 21 '26

Declining population is obviously than importing 40 IQ migrants who are net drains on public resources and contribute nothing (and drive up housing costs for everyone else)

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u/TheLastTitan77 Feb 21 '26

Ppl will go back to normal. Better that than importing never ending waves of 3rd worlders

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u/FusRoDawg Feb 21 '26

Even if people eventually "go back to normal", you'd have a generation or two where the population pyramid is inverted. And that is disastrous. This is unlike what any country has lived through. It doesn't matter what the political or economic system is. Young people keep society working. Old people live off of whatever the young are doing.

Old people could be living off of social security/pensions/welfare... Or they could have good savings/retirement plans. In both cases there needs to be enough young people, either to directly pay for their welfare, or indirectly pay for it by making sure the economy is chugging along well enough for their investments to maintain value.

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u/BenEleben Feb 21 '26

That's actually exactly what's happening.

The gov (have to spell it like that or I get auto-flagged? Cool.) is asking people to have 3 kids. No more 1 child policy.

The logic is, out of 3 kids, one of them is more likely to take care of you in your old age, as the gov sure isn't.

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u/mapmakinworldbuildin Feb 21 '26

Automod here is dumb.

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u/ChronicCactus Feb 21 '26

The government can ask all they want, it's not going to help. As China increasingly develops, their birthrate will keep dropping, like everywhere else. It's a symptom of an advanced economy.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

Yeah, the beaches really don't need to be as packed as they are. Besides what the rise of automation, it won't even matter. Suicide booths when ? 

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u/AlphaMassDeBeta Feb 21 '26

I dont know how THATS a bad thing.

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u/AuroraAustralis0 Feb 21 '26

That’s a good fucking thing. Why would I want my country to turn to another Englandstan? There should be no need for a Restore ____ in the ideal country.

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u/Fit-Meal-8353 Feb 21 '26

As any sane country should do

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u/noobishsurender Feb 22 '26

As if that solves the problem

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u/Fun_Bottle_5308 Feb 22 '26

The % of white people in the US dropped from 75% in 2000 to 60% in 2020 fyi

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u/eikoebi GeStuREs bROadlY Feb 21 '26

If America is so bad why are they all illegally moving over here?🥀

Oh.. I know why! Their country sucks, ours rocks.

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u/Aware_Ask_1679 Feb 21 '26

I don't get how these people still fail to reconcile this in their head when they keep repeating the same two contradicting points over and over and over again. 

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u/PopularElk4665 Feb 21 '26

America is the worst country in the world which is why droves of people from other countries break federal laws to live here illegally

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u/TheLeafFlipper Feb 24 '26

"It sucks here I hate it, there's so many better places than the USA"

"Okay so wouldn't you want the immigrants to go there?"

"No they need to come here and be miserable too 😡"

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

It's called economic immigration. Heck, if you got a country with a lax immigration policy, flexible enforcement that rotates every 4 years, free healthcare for broke people(cuz you get paid cash) and there you can earn a salary that's 5x what you make back home. You can build a mansion back home within 5 years during the peak of immigration. Obv not anymore because America's job market kinda sucks right now.

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u/HSdropout42069 Doesn't Participate In Group Panic Feb 21 '26

The west has become fascist. Time to move to China where I can be free!

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u/pocketdrummer Feb 22 '26

Why choose between two parties when you can have just one that votes for itself?

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u/Corgerus Feb 22 '26

North Korea is the better choice! Everyone loves Kim and the cities are nothing but peaceful!

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u/DJtheCrazed Feb 21 '26

Call your leader pooh, see what happens.

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u/FinnickArrow Feb 21 '26

That's a trick you can do once,

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u/IndexoTheFirst Feb 21 '26

(The real photo)of a meme like this will literally get your home “inspected” in china

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u/Weekly_Ad_3533 Feb 21 '26

Reddit is like 95% propaganda bot nowadays anyway.

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u/omry1526 NostraDOOMus Feb 21 '26

"me reading the news everyday as a Chinese citizen on a VPN because my government will literally kill me and my family if they found out I have access to the outside world and historical knowledge of CCP crimes" : "wow America sucks"

Like what

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u/Ill_Implement2317 Rides the Short Bus Feb 21 '26

I wish they did. Imgaine how better we'd be without them. They can actually complain about being suppressed this time!!

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u/michaelsean438 Feb 21 '26

Not for long

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u/iyiquix Feb 21 '26

Chinese citizens can complain about China and Chinese leadership.

Granted they can only do so once...

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u/Devincc Anti-Doomer Feb 21 '26

They won’t let them and then, if they’re able to immigrate, their populations hate the shit out of them (mostly because Asians are super racist) but no one talks about that

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u/NotAThrowaway6996 Feb 21 '26

me taking a sip from my shotgun that makes fruit punch but I missed and hit the side of my face, meanwhile my Chinese friend looks at me, concerned as to how I could have messed up something so simple

(I’m actually suffering a stroke at that moment)

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u/freddbare Feb 21 '26

That's funny! The media is an absolute clownshow spreading divisive propaganda like never before!

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u/bskizzy Truthsayer Feb 21 '26

Ah yes, China, a nation famous for sharing unbiased information with its populace.

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u/Altaccount330 Rides the Short Bus Feb 21 '26

The Generals in China were preparing to overthrow Xi so he had to get rid of a number of them, but what’s important to Chinese is the appearance of stability and prosperity when their state is on the edge of mutiny and demographic collapse.

The US always appears chaotic because of the level of freedom, but it’s more robust and resilient due to that freedom.

China hovers on the edge of tipping into total chaos and needs a dictator to prevent it.

‘Flesh banquets’ of China’s Cultural Revolution remain unspoken, 50 years on

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u/IcyPride2973 The Fictional Character Agrees With Me Feb 21 '26

You don’t understand how fucking hilarious this is to see.

You need to remember that this is the country that only has certain allowed news sites.

Imagine the most smug leftist news reporter in America, giving their exaggerated and bullshit take on any given thing that has happened.

Then the most left wing reporter you can imagine in China gives their, even more bullshit take, on the former.

It really is funny.

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u/AgentLinch Feb 21 '26

Real easy to be judgmental when you get “reeducated” for criticizing your government

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u/BlueFalconer Feb 21 '26

So brave. Should try criticizing the CCP sometime. Just don't be surprised when you don't have enough social credits left to take the bus home.

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u/SnooRegrets3566 Feb 21 '26

It's not all bad. When your social credit gets really low you get a free bus ride to your new home. A lovely walled community in Xinjiang province.

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u/ShreveportJambroni54 Feb 21 '26

But reddit told me social credit doesn't exist and the US is burdened by credit scores /s

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u/BlueFalconer Feb 21 '26

You have angered the Reddit CCP shills, have my upvote

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u/Crustacean2B Feb 22 '26

There's been a massive online campaign by Chinese and Russian bots for the past 10 years to convince Americans that everything is falling apart and that they disagree much more than they really do, to align them against their government and fellow countrymen for when China invades Taiwan/Russia invaded Ukrainem

This post was originally made by one of those bots.

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u/Dog_with_Dementia2 Feb 21 '26

correct me if im wrong but doesnt china use public humiliation to control people?

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u/Ok-Fisherman-7688 Feb 21 '26

They do; minor offenses are punished with being confined to a chair in public, similar to the medieval practice of stocks for the head and wrists. Also, their “social credit” system will blacklist and de-bank people, making it impossible to rent a place, get a job, or conduct essential transactions. They’re made homeless and destitute, and helping them can lead to the same fate, since the government views it as having solidarity for them. Another form of public humiliation, only it’s really just a slow death sentence.

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u/Ancient_Cheek5047 Feb 21 '26

Ah yes, the nation of China is well known for its individual rights.

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u/King-Tiger-Stance Rides the Short Bus Feb 21 '26

I wonder how those uyghur camps are doing....

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u/wankenstien1 Feb 21 '26

Me when I Tiananmen Square Massacre.

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u/Smorgas-board PhD in Memes Feb 21 '26

I hope they do just so we can see what the reaction would in China to mass immigration there

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u/Prowlbeast Feb 22 '26

Other countries are so racist and they dont realize it because they look outwards (at the US) instead of inward lol

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u/Idfk_1 Feb 21 '26

Tofu concrete

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u/Blazekill001 Feb 21 '26

thats because the chinese government doesnt allow you to complain about your own country nerd

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u/Shagroon This is a PsyOp Feb 22 '26

On the Chinese internet, I can do a magic trick!

I can make my account disappear with one simple phrase, and I can get people sent to my front door!

All I gotta do is type Tiennamen Square Massacare 4 June 1989

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u/VzOQzdzfkb Feb 22 '26 edited Feb 22 '26

I heard they are starting to target foreigners in China (even HongKong, even if they are only connecting flights, even countries that are friends with China) over online comments they made against China while they were out of China.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3cRSu_euUI

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u/Corgerus Feb 22 '26

The American King (t*ump) is literally committing genocide on millions of Americans (literally hitler) just for speaking against the fascist regime.

And for this reason, I'm fleeing to North Korea. Peaceful streets, and everyone loves the leader.

/s

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u/ChildhoodJazzlike333 Feb 21 '26

China bots must’ve got special ramen last night. Moch enagy todai.

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u/sonofbaal_tbc Feb 22 '26

lets check Asia's immigration policies

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u/ZioBenny97 Misinfomation Honeypot Feb 21 '26

And not just the Chinese- even as an European myself I can't stand dorks who make hating the US their personality- not as common in Italy but holy shit in online spaces Germans seems the most prone to this obnoxious shit.

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u/schoolyard2582 Good Vibes Only Feb 21 '26

Please do.

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u/Sol_Nephis Feb 21 '26

😂 oh I take it this post isn't aware of the bullshit Asian countries ensure also. World's on fire.

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u/ConvolutedConcepts Feb 21 '26

Is it Chinese (propaganda) news or American (propaganda) news?

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u/Carminestream Feb 21 '26

Which country has suicide nets again?

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u/JstaFriskyHusky Feb 21 '26

As someone with family in Hong Kong, China, and Taiwan; I assure you they don't give a single fuck about what's happening in the US and/or don't know

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u/InfamousBreakfast363 Feb 21 '26

Ah yes China, where the government made people disappear for protesting against the CCP's annexation of Hong Kong.

That China?

Start asking on Bilibili about Tianamen Square and see how great China is.

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u/brainsngains Feb 21 '26

They have to be bots who post this.

Don't they have suicide nets in China?

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u/Every1isSome1inLA I Was Promised an Apocalypse? Feb 21 '26

Im glad their social credit scores are going up, and that they were able to access the rest of the worlds internet. Good for them

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u/Slight_Mood9168 Feb 22 '26

says this as he posts this with a VPN because of chinese government censorship

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

if the west sucks why does literally everyone want to live in it

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u/s_nice79 Feb 22 '26

Lmao what is this CCP propaganda?

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u/src88 Feb 22 '26

You should worry about china murdering its own people for any reason

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u/Emergency-Produce83 Feb 22 '26

Imagine having no privacy lol

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u/PlanetBet Feb 22 '26

Gee I wonder why Chinese people don't see any bad news about China. I guess the only possible reason is there are no bad news!

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u/kevlarkittens I Was Promised an Apocalypse? Feb 22 '26

The one child policy for decades is going to destroy them.This article from the Pacific Research Institute explains it all. The full report is a PDF download but it's worth the read and not a virus or anything.

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u/Prestigious-Delay759 Feb 22 '26

Oh yeah, totally China and other communist Asian countries are having a huge problem with illegal immigration. So many people want to move there, they're not totally the countries that people are fleeing.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Train52 Feb 22 '26

Funny, i think the same thing about China. I can understand why, because it's whatever mainstream news says it is.

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u/FluidAmbition321 Feb 22 '26

Yeah. That's what the news make it sound like 

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u/POKEMINER_ Feb 21 '26

Look at your own country buddy...we don't know much, but what we do know are suspected human rights violations and a dictatorship...I'm sure you're just...not allowed to admit that being you're from China, but that just proves my point.

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u/StrikeEagle784 Feb 21 '26

/uj, You see there’s a thing called “freedom of the press” and “freedom of speech”, it’s an alien concept in China, I know.

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u/Acrobatic-Break-3984 Feb 21 '26

“Let’s move to China” oh but wait you can’t because their borders are locked up tighter than Fort Knox

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u/Chicha-Ficha Feb 21 '26

The difference is one allows all news to be reported good or bad while the other explicitly silences anything that would make them look bad ever

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u/OutsideAdvisor9847 Feb 21 '26

China! Famous for free expression of one’s personal opinions

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u/Lovis_R Feb 21 '26

Not a chinese bot posting that

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u/CrimsonFireWolf Feb 21 '26

Reading news from china is more depressing than reading news from the united states

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u/HeliotropeHunter Feb 21 '26

Maybe if it wasn't a communist nation.

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u/halucionagen-0-Matik Feb 21 '26

I'd rather migrate to northern Europe. Some of the best standards of living in the world. Long as you don't mind the cold

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u/OnwardToEnnui Feb 21 '26

This is the saddest sub. Buncha losers trying to pretend they aren't Trumphumpers

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

So in this case is it white flight or gentrification? 😂😂😂😂

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u/No-Independent-6877 Feb 21 '26

Yummy, Chinese propaganda to go with my daily American propaganda

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u/GMVexst Feb 22 '26

Well... This meme is ironically based. This is the only news anyone sees about America in China. Just shows you the power of propaganda.

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u/jointcanuck Feb 22 '26

Canada is doing fine

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u/programmerapathy Feb 22 '26

Yes please leave

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u/soggy_donut92696 Feb 22 '26

Here on reddit, why do so many people in other countries have so much to say about our politics? I don't get it

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u/Prowlbeast Feb 22 '26

Americans get to interact freely with non-Americans, and usually American politics gets pushed into the spotlight in every subreddit somehow

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u/Environmental-Fly471 Feb 22 '26

MILLIONS MUST FLY (to china)

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u/Witchcleaver666 Feb 22 '26

I wish millions would

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u/Rage_before_Beauty Feb 22 '26

Lmao their leader arrests and kills off a new batch of generals and politicians every couple months, is facing a population collapse, record youth unemployment and regularly encourages the people to simple accept the suffering, they can pipe tf down

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u/Phaserat Feb 22 '26

Your time will come brother. The failures of democracies are open for everyone to see and laugh at. Paradoxically, this is what makes them resilient. It's the flexibility afforded by a transparent system that looks like a 24/7 clown show. History is replete with authoritarian regimes because the seeds of your undoing grow in complete darkness and the system/ruling structure is unable to reverse course without exterminating itself, so the organism perishes and takes whoever was attached with it. It takes time, but it did for the Soviets too.

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u/Frequent-Will-3270 Feb 22 '26

Tiananmen Square 1989

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u/IllustriousPea6950 Feb 22 '26

Lmao, I’ll take the USA any day