I find it most funny that they are attacking her for what is the ultimate power move for an 18-year old Chinese American young female.
First, who do you think you are to tell me what i should post and what i not to post. AFAIK i can post whatever i want as long as i am respectful of forum rules and members. What you think and feel isnt my concern.
She should instead represent the mother country to further inflame the retards of that island.
You have to bit a little bit crazy
Who gives a flying f about what these desperate woke idiots are trying to tell about China. People who has a political agenda which most of these idiots tend to carry proudly on their shoulders want to essentially change the cultural dynamics of China and transform it into America lite. But as we can all witness to those who live in the west, especially America or Canada, the woke movement has been successful in creating and inflating the extreme polarization of their society. The woke idiots have done a stellar job in policing, academic admissions, and political discourse that's even more rancorous, toxic, and deadly to the point that a talk of a looming civil war can happen in their country.
Someone with enough reading comprehension to understand the difference between telling you what to post and asking you why you post low quality articles.
Sure, you're free to post whatever you like within the rules, just as I'm free to give my opinion on it. Here it is again, you post a lot of low quality articles. Consider this some friendly advice and not me "telling you what to post": try posting more articles that are informative and useful, and fewer hanjian opinion pieces.
Given my engagement with members here - meaningful engagement where we exchange paragraphs of our own writing rather than single-sentence posts and links to Western propaganda - I'd say my views align very closely with those of the majority.
That's a tautology. Unless you're a spokesperson for an organization communicating in an official capacity, you by definition only speak for yourself.
Which begs the question of what it is you think you're doing here. Your response to my question implied that you felt you needed to enlighten "the majority of Chinese" about the West's opinion of them. First, we're far from the majority of Chinese here and SDF wouldn't even be the venue to address them. Second, I find your opinion of what the majority of Chinese people's opinions of the West rather condescending.
Yes what use to be relegated to the misogynist rantings of the alt-right, the mainstream shows its true colors. What it has to do with is that it goes against the idea that everyone chooses the US over China or anywhere else. You hear it when they claim China's rich wants to live in the US. It totally goes against that propaganda that Americans hold dear because it says they're superior. Do you see this negative attention given to Zhu Yi who was also born in the US but skated for China? Eileen Gu is a ""white" traitor and a US model which especially pisses them off.
