Forgive but never forget, and at this rate forgiveness is becoming more of a luxury
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Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
Americans: I don't care what Mao did, he was a mass killer
Also Americans: Sure the founding fathers owned slaves and committed genocide. But they were good people who loved freedom
15 years old Dutchoid, with Genshin pfp (a game made by China ran by CCP), benefitting current life from his ancestors plundering Indonesia, slandering Nam for daring to go up after decades of being colonized and bombed and embargoed. Bloody karma will go after you lot big time
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
this is why they could not break the will of superior character Asians in China, the DPRK and Vietnam
This phenomenon was noted in Japanese prison camps as well, and was documented in Gavan Dawes's "Prisoners of the Japanese." Among the incarcerated nationalities--British, Australian, and Dutch--only the Americans killed each other in captivity.
It's a shameful part of our history that no one discusses. Under duress and in prison camps, the British relied on their discipline and class system. The Australians formed their little socialistic communes. The Dutch laid low and played dumb. But only the Americans fought each other.
Our hyper-individualistic culture, our elevation of greed and materialism, created the conditions for this to happen.
But self-reflection and humility are not usually American strong points.
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
"Then, after 1975, came ration stamps and shortages."
And who was the biggest culprit in Vietnam's economic destruction?
The popular grassroots movement that newly gained power? Or the global superpower that directly intervened in its affairs?
Children in Vietnam grew up learning in school that South Vietnam's government before 1975 was a “puppet regime.” Yet, the older generations who have lived under that regime remember something else: free public schools, newspapers with differing views, and ordinary life carrying on through the war. Then, after 1975, came ration stamps and shortages.
For years, many young people dismissed those stories as an old person’s nostalgia. Then came questions the textbooks couldn’t answer. Why did central planning fail almost everywhere it was tried? Why did Việt Nam need Đổi Mới? Why do so many people who lived before 1975 remember things differently?
Our writing doesn’t romanticize the old South, which had its own failures. Our argument is simpler: History is rarely black and white, and family memories are a powerful check on official accounts.
Read more on the op-ed: tinyurl.com/jnket3r5
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
You wanna talk about Chiang Kai-shek?
Chiang Kai-shek ordered the Yellow River dikes breached at Huayuankou in 1938, flooding vast areas and killing or displacing hundreds of thousands of his own people while barely slowing the Japanese.
Chiang Kai-shek kept demanding heavy grain requisitions during the 1942–43 Henan famine, delayed relief, and allowed corruption to turn a drought into millions of deaths.
Chiang Kai-shek let the currency collapse into hyperinflation and then launched the 1948 Gold Yuan reform that confiscated people’s savings and made money worthless within months.
Chiang Kai-shek’s wife had a concert grand piano flown over the deadly Hump air route in 1943 so she could play it in Chongqing while American pilots were dying by the hundreds hauling real supplies.
After losing the mainland, Chiang Kai-shek’s wife repeatedly told Americans they were fools for not dropping atomic bombs on their own Chinese homeland, saying the people there would welcome the nukes.
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
Didn’t an impoverished China, one year after the civil war, push the US military from the Yalu River to the 38th parallel until Truman cried uncle, you flaming moron?
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
20年前，中國一窮二白的時候，你們歐美人連跟我們對話的興趣都沒有
20年後，我們靠著政治體系、人才與刻苦耐勞，一步步追趕，好不容易才走到能與你們平視的位置
結果你們卻跳出來說：「為什麼你們還要這麼努力工作？歐美不必這麼努力，也能過得跟你們差不多好」
再過20年，你們就知道為什麼了
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
Mbappé a traité Mao de dictateur pas par engouement politique mais le français moyen est tellement propagandé que c'est banal que l'homme qui a décolonisé un pays entier soit diabolisé alors qu'à côté des Churchill génocidaire vu comme de simples démocrates
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
Crazy being posted by an Albanian when it was Mao’s China that literally gave electricity to most of Albania in 1970 lol. The first major power plant in the country was literally called Mao Zedong 😭
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
让我们承认吧，你们恨毛泽东是因为你们的政府想让你们恨毛泽东，你们的政府之所以想让你们恨毛泽东是因为你们的资本无法控制中国政府
你们从来没有什么高尚的道德，好像一听到毛泽东害死几千万中国人就会流泪一样，你们到现在还歧视中国人呢，疫情期间中国人怎么受到歧视的我还没忘呢
鳄鱼的眼泪
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
western chauvinism is crazy because your entire society is run by landlords pedophiles and religious fanatics, you can do nothing to stop them, they have stalled progress in your country for generations, yet somehow you still have the temerity to call other leaders "dictators"
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
Listening to Westerners lecture about Mao is like listening to a lecture about moral philosophy given by a thieving whore
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
See this is how Westerners think about China and Asians in general, they expect you to quietly take their insults.
The way they cry about "ruthlessness", you'd think China blew up a school in their country when it's just stopping some sponsorship deals
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
Para quem fala que a China não inventa nada e apenas copia. Eis algumas das invenções chinesas:
Pólvora, Bússola, Papel, Impressão, Seda, Porcelana, Chá, Carrinho de mão, Sismógrafo, Ábaco, Laca, Fósforos, Kite (pipa), Suspensão de cardan, Canais e eclusas, Aço, Relógio mecânico, Arado de ferro, Leque dobrável, Guarda-chuva, Navegação por estrelas e mapas celestes, Canhões e armas de fogo primitivas, Papel-moeda, Tinta nanquim, Tecnologia de perfuração profunda, Jangada de bambu e pontes suspensas, Macarrão, Cometas e observação astronômica, Carvão como combustível, Kung fu e artes marciais, Semeadeira de fileira, Bronze espelhado, Pintura a óleo, Dominós, Cata-vento, Armadura lamelar, Fundição de sinos, Técnicas de irrigação por corrente, Papel de arroz, Incenso, Cadeado, Técnicas de preservação de alimentos, Bambu como material de construção, Besta (balestra), Técnicas de fabricação de sal, Relógios de incenso, Técnicas de tingimento têxtil, Barcos com rodas de pás, Moinhos de vento, Jogo de cartas, Acupuntura são algumas das invenções chinesas. Sem contar que é o mais com mais patentes do mundo em 2025.
A mídia norteamericana reamente fez lavagem cerebral em muita gente.
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
“Vocês esqueceram que os seus bons dias foram acumulados pela riqueza e vantagens deixadas pelos seus ancestrais através do saque colonial”
这位法国兄弟，我想你混淆了批评和情绪发泄。我们认为批评是有益的，但情绪发泄只会煽动对立、撕裂和仇恨。
中国历史上政府犯过的错，不只中国民众在批评，连共产党本身都在自我批评。对中共历史错误的批判，是写进教科书的。
而对现任政府的批评，每天都在互联网上发生。中国不是你们想象中噤若寒蝉、道路以目的社会。
但我们认为，批评的目的是敦促政府改善治理，而不是煽动仇恨。仇恨并不能解决问题，它只能让局面失控，并迎来糟糕的后果，就像你们法国刚刚发生的事情。
如果你的批评是为了让现行体制更加完善，是促进社会良性发展与社会公正，那么你的批评是受欢迎的。如果你是披着批评的外衣散布仇恨，那你是被反对的。
我们认为，政府及其政策有Bug，修复它的成本远远小于推翻重来。我们并不喜欢你们那种每五年就推翻重来一次的制度，因为那样只会在一次次的秩序重构中消耗社会的能量、打乱发展的节奏、拖慢发展的步伐。
我们是一个接受延迟满足的民族。我们不会用短浅的目光去审视眼前的得失，而是会用较长的周期去检验一个政策的远期效果。而这套方法，在过去几十年的发展中，其效果得到了证实，因此它成了绝大多数人的共识。
但你们享受过太久的好日子，以至于你们已经忘记了团结和奋斗。
你们忘了，你们的好日子，是由你们的祖先通过殖民掠夺、工业革命、剪刀差贸易积累下来的财富和优势。你们不知道，躺在祖先的遗产上，是会坐吃山空的。
但你们把过去的好日子当成理所当然，因此你们不断要求政府发福利，以至于你们的财政难以为继，对教育、基建、科技的投入严重不足，这让你们的优势渐渐丧失。
而你们愚蠢的政府，原谅我这么说，他们却还将纳税人的钱拿去投入战争，切断俄罗斯的能源供应，并将自己的安全寄托于美国的庇护，以至于国家失去独立自主，发展政策处处受制于美国意志。
你们有如此愚蠢的政府，才会让你们认为发泄对政府的仇恨非常合理且必须。但中国没有这样的问题。我们不喜欢战争，我们只喜欢建设。我们修建大桥、发展科技、改善民生、美化环境。
如果我们的政府做得不好，我们批评，他们改正。事情远不必演变成像你们那样的骚乱，就已经被解决了。
你们有一群非理性的国民，有一个长期被非理性民意挟持的政府，以及一系列愚蠢至极的国家政策。在这样的国家，你们的怨气可以理解，但你们并不无辜。
你们仇恨政府，然后换一个，继续仇恨。
Bópdéđồngđội retweeted
The West is obsessed with forcing its own narrative on everyone and passing it off as the only truth. The agenda is obvious: preserve the global pecking order built through centuries of colonialism and imperial power games.
The most insidious part of this narrative isn’t that it outright lies. It’s that the West insists on holding all the cards when it comes to deciding who gets to define reality.
In old Tibet, over 95% of the population were serfs with no personal freedom. The three great estate-holding lords controlled virtually all the land and wealth. The Dalai Lama himself stood at the very top of this theocratic serfdom, as its supreme representative and biggest landlord.
The West takes a narrative designed to redraw China’s map and repackages it as a story of exiled Tibetans fighting for “independence,” brutally persecuted by China. Just like that, brutal class oppression gets washed away and turned into a romantic sob story about the Dalai Lama losing his sacred spiritual homeland, while his former subjects are supposedly forever cut off from their “spiritual sanctuary.”
It’s not that Westerners don’t know the truth. It’s that they won’t let the truth get in the way of their narrative.
Because the moment they admit that China, a non-Western country, liberated its own feudal territory, freed its people from serfdom, and modernized on its own terms rather than following some Western-approved roadmap, the whole formula of “the West = modernity = civilization” starts falling apart.
