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通透和慈祥往往是岁月赋予长者的理想馈赠，经历的越多，看惯了世事变迁，多数人会对世界多一分包容，对他人多一分理解和悲悯，但这网络世界往往放大了类似于程这类人的情绪茧房而非阅历智慧。想想这都和岁数没有关系，只和平时的个人修为性情有关，大路朝天各走一边。😄
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What’s more disgusting is watching people in the United States—many of whom have never spent a single day in Xinjiang—lecture the world that Starbucks is somehow doing something immoral by opening a coffee shop there.
Have these people actually been to Xinjiang?
Xinjiang is experiencing enormous growth in domestic tourism and infrastructure development. The region has more airports than any other provincial-level region in China and has become one of the country’s major tourism destinations.
But we’ve seen this playbook from the US government and Western media for years:
Make extraordinary claims about China, repeat them endlessly, and treat anyone who questions the narrative as a propagandist.
The accusations surrounding Xinjiang are incredibly serious and deserve serious scrutiny—not slogans.
I’ve actually traveled extensively throughout China. Uyghur people and Uyghur culture have not simply disappeared.
Visit Xinjiang and you’ll see Uyghur language, food, music, architecture, businesses and traditions throughout the region.
Critics also frequently point to the promotion of Mandarin as evidence of “cultural genocide.”
China is an enormously linguistically diverse country. Hundreds of languages and dialects are spoken across it—from Cantonese in Guangdong to Shanghainese in Shanghai and countless regional languages and dialects in between.
Having a common national language does not automatically mean local cultures cease to exist.
And this is precisely why I’m so skeptical when American politicians and media outlets lecture the rest of the world about China.
Especially while the United States continues providing enormous military support to Israel as Palestinians in Gaza have suffered catastrophic civilian casualties and destruction.
So Starbucks opening a coffee shop in Xinjiang?
No, that isn’t the scandal.
The scandal is how many people thousands of miles away believe they understand Xinjiang better than the people who actually live there.
This is completely disgusting
Starbucks just opened a store a mile from where Uyghurs are detained for their religion. The signs aren't even in their language.
Starbucks opened two stores in Urumqi, Xinjiang's capital, this week. English and Chinese signage. Uyghur, the region's own official language, nowhere on the storefront.
The UN has warned of possible crimes against humanity there. Rights groups say over a million Uyghurs have been detained. China's response: call it "lies" and point to economic growth.
Starbucks' China CEO framed the expansion as building "sincere, lasting connections with our customers." The customers whose language didn't make it onto the sign.
This isn't ignorance. Starbucks just restructured its China business in April, selling 60% of it to a Chinese investment firm. It knows exactly what Xinjiang is. It decided the market was worth more than the optics.
So they just chose a coffee shop's profit margin over not laundering a region built on detention camps.
washingtontimes.com/news/202…
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Danny X retweeted
แม่เลี้ยงเดี่ยวเครียดเหลือเงินก้อนสุดท้ายในชีวิต ถูกแอปเงินกู้หลอก ตัดสินใจปลิดชีพในห้องพัก อ.เมือง จ.ปทุมธานี พร้อมลูกน้อยรวม 3 ศพ เขียนจดหมายสั่งเสีย
ผู้เป็นย่าของเด็กทั้งสองคน เปิดเผยข้อมูลสำคัญว่า ก่อนเกิดเหตุลูกสะใภ้ได้ส่งข้อความทางแอปพลิเคชันไลน์มาเล่าว่า ถูกเพื่อนที่ทำงานชักชวนให้กู้เงินผ่านแอปพลิเคชัน โดยถูกหลอกให้โอนเงินค้ำประกันไปก่อน 1,000 บาท ซึ่งเป็นเงินก้อนสุดท้ายที่มีอยู่
แต่ระบบกลับแจ้งว่าขัดข้องและหลอกให้โอนเพิ่มอีก 400 บาท ลูกสะใภ้จึงรู้ตัวว่าถูกโกงและส่งข้อความมาตัดพ้อ คาดว่าเหตุการณ์นี้อาจเป็นสาเหตุหลักที่ทำให้เกิดความเครียดอย่างหนักจนตัดสินใจจบชีวิตตนเองพร้อมลูกสาวทั้งสองคน
สองพี่น้องไม่ได้ไปสอบ ครูตามไปดูที่บ้านถึงกับตกใจ หลังพบว่าแม่และเด็กนักเรียนทั้งสองเสียชีวิต จุดเกิดเหตุโครงการเอื้ออาทรบางคูวัด อ.เมืองปทุมธานี ตอนนี้เจ้าหน้าที่อยู่ระหว่างตรวจสอบ
ขอแสดงความเสียใจด้วยครับ
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Danny X retweeted
You do not get to turn every negative reaction to your presence into racism simply because you are Black.
If your behavior, smell, proximity, or lack of consideration makes people uncomfortable, they are allowed to react.
Chinese people do not owe you the American kneeling ritual of immediate guilt, apology, and submission every time you invoke the word “racism.”
China owes Africa no ritual of guilt or submission, and certainly owes no emotional obedience to someone still mentally governed by Western racial politics.
Your Black identity does not give you jurisdiction over other people’s senses.
Respect is not something you obtain by weaponizing victimhood until everyone around you learns to suppress their own reactions.
A Chinese telling another group to stay in their country when their people have invaded almost every single country even the “3rd world” ones. There’s a China town literally everywhere. Come to a country, take over an area and discriminate against locals is a Chinese playbook🤣
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这黑婶的体臭在中国空调公交上恶心到整车人，逼得乘客们不得不捂鼻子避臭，然后她拍视频哭诉被歧视，称永远不选择在中国居住。
按黑婶给全人类定出的标准，你在电梯间闻到有人打屁的恶臭，或者打嗝的骚味，你必须装也装出很享受的样子，否则就是歧视。
关键是，黑婶说，你们中国人对白人就不是这样。。敢情中国人对异味的生理反应还会自动辨别人种的。
不过话说回来，黑婶哪来的自信，中国欢迎她这类东西定居啊。。
现在但凡阿猫阿狗都觉得中国很在乎它是吧
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Of course.
China, as Japan’s former suzerain in the regional order, should be equally entitled to “liberate” Japan from foreign military occupation, political subordination, and strategic dependence.
After all, there are over 130 foreign military facilities in Japan, and scandals involving U.S. troops keep recurring.
So China should “liberate” Japan from American bases, military dependence, and the political psychology of permanent submission.
Liberate Japan just as Japan “liberated” China.
Let’s use Japan's dictionary on Japan.
That’s fair, isn’t it?
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広島・長崎・東京の死者について、まず一人ずつ本人の証言を出してから中国人に吠えろ。
お前らが中国人の死者に要求しているのは、そういう基準なんだろ？
しかも決定的な違いがある。
日本は中国を侵略した側だ。
中国は侵略された側だ。
日本軍は中国で民間人を殺し、都市を占領し、虐殺を行った。
その責任は、東京大空襲や広島・長崎で日本人が死んだから消えるものではない。
それなのに今度は、加害者側が被害者に向かって
「お前が殺されたことを、俺が納得する形で証明しろ」
と要求する。
どこまで腐れば、そんな倒錯したことが言えるんだ？
加害者に、被害者の死を審査する権利なんてない。
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Danny X retweeted
湘西赶shi神秘又吓人，来七十二奇楼看👀。黄符贴额头，踩着铜铃节奏，僵尸蹦迪巡游。古老传说配上洗脑舞曲，又诡异又搞笑。一场趣味民俗演绎，夜游奇楼，千万别错过。😱😱😱
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他们不能容忍外国人在便利店门口跳舞、在涩谷路口拍照、在电车上打电话、在公共场合充电、在奈良摸鹿……甚至千方百计要把老实工作纳税的外国人赶出去。但是可以容忍美帝驻军在冲绳杀人。日本的泱泱网右真是一个奇怪的群体。
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Yesterday, the Philippines was proudly advertising how it shadowed, challenged and harassed a Chinese research vessel.
Today, it is complaining that the China Coast Guard showed up and enforced China’s position on the water.
The comedy practically writes itself.
Provocation when Manila does it.
“Intimidation” when China responds.
Chinese people got free holiday entertainment this National Day:
the Philippines staging a maritime drama, then crying about the ending.
PCG, PN, PNP-MG TEAM RESPONDS TO DESTRUCTIVE FISHING NEAR PAG-ASA ISLAND; CHINA COAST GUARD OBSTRUCTS LAWFUL OPERATION
On 04 October 2026, an inter-agency maritime law enforcement team from the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), the Philippine Navy, including Marines, and the PNP Maritime Group responded to a report of suspected dynamite fishing near Sandy Cays 2 and 3, about three (3) nautical miles west of Pag-asa Island, within the territorial sea of the Philippines.
The operation was led by the Coast Guard District Kalayaan Island Group (CGD KIG) under Commodore Gesulgon, under the guidance of PCG Commandant Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan to carry out whole-of-government maritime law enforcement together with the other uniformed services on Pag-asa Island. Establishing CGD KIG has raised the PCG's presence in the Kalayaan Island Group to a new level. It allows faster response and better sustainment of operations, working closely with the Municipality of Kalayaan and other government agencies.
At around 0720H, personnel of the Joint Task Unit Pag-asa saw a foreign fishing vessel apparently doing blast fishing in the area. CGD KIG quickly formed an inter-agency team. The team deployed PCG High-Speed Response Boat HSRB-019, a Philippine Navy RHIB and rubber boat, and a PNP Maritime Group RHIB.
The team left the sheltered port of Pag-asa at 0950H. Within minutes, China Coast Guard vessels 5102 and 21581 moved toward its path. They sounded their horns and radio-challenged the Philippine team inside Philippine territorial waters.
At around 1000H, the team reached the fishing vessel about 500 meters east-southeast of Sandy Cay 2. The small boats that were reportedly doing the blasting had already returned to the mother boat. The team ordered the vessel to stop and radioed it several times. The vessel ignored these orders and sailed southwest toward Zamora (Subi) Reef.
While the team followed the vessel, CCG 21581 shadowed and blocked the Philippine boats. At one point it came within about ten (10) yards of HSRB-019. At 1013H, a People's Liberation Army Navy helicopter (tail number 09) circled over the team four times.
At 1023H, about 1.2 nautical miles east-southeast of Sandy Cay 5, the team stopped following the vessel for safety reasons. All personnel returned safely to Pag-asa at 1048H.
Dynamite fishing destroys coral reefs and the fish stocks that Filipino fishermen in the Kalayaan Island Group depend on. It is prohibited under the Philippine Fisheries Code. The PCG stresses that this was a routine law enforcement operation against an illegal and destructive practice. It was not directed at any country. The incident will be documented and referred through the Department of Foreign Affairs for appropriate action through existing channels.
The China Coast Guard has no law enforcement authority in the territorial sea of Pag-asa Island. By obstructing Philippine authorities, the CCG did not protect the marine environment. It made it easier for a suspected violator to escape. The deployment of a PLA Navy helicopter over a civilian law enforcement operation in Philippine territorial waters is an unnecessary act of intimidation. Any claim that the CCG "handled" the situation or "expelled" Philippine vessels is false.
The PCG, together with the Philippine Navy and the PNP Maritime Group, will continue to enforce Philippine laws and protect the marine resources around Pag-asa Island and the Kalayaan Island Group. This mission is in accordance with the guidance of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., who has called for firm national resolve in defending what is ours and for responsible stewardship of the country's marine resources.
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有人拿着六年前的官方结论，造今天的新谣言。
2020年2月20日北京市民政局就出过通报，
韩红基金会总体运作规范，不存在贪污侵占。
六年过去，官方的定论少有人看，
但“贪污上亿”这四个字，一直流传至今。
2026年，韩红在电影首映礼一句“走个面儿”引发争议，
事后她也为措辞不当公开道歉。
紧接着一张伪造朋友圈截图全网疯传，
谎称她泣不成声宣布退出公益。
基金会随后辟谣，当时韩红正在内蒙古义诊。
没过多久第三波质疑又来了，
博主翻出审计报告提出疑问。
基金会7日后逐条回应，采购电脑用于项目留存影像，属于合规；
2025慈善支出占比85.75%，高于法定标准。
三件时间跨度长达6年、性质完全不同的事，
被营销号剪辑拼凑，包装成最新的重磅黑料。
韩红并不完美，那句发言确实失当，
基金会过往也存在信息披露的小瑕疵，公众有权提出质疑。
但质疑和造谣之间，隔着一条底线，那就是事实。
那些翻旧账、造假截图，拿早已结案的旧事反复炒作的账号，
未必不知道真相，只是赌大众不会去查阅当年的官方通报。
公益这条路很难。
救护车开进深山，有人却盯着合影说她是作秀。
多年来累计捐赠超21亿，透明指数也曾拿过满分，
这些都是一笔一笔账目实实在在堆出来的。
造谣几乎零成本，可公众的信任，千金难买。
六年了，辟谣无人转发，谣言到处流传。
这不只是韩红一个人的困境，也是所有踏实做事的人，共同面对的现实。
我一直相信韩红，但也不知道为什么很多人那么讨厌她
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RT @OopsGuess: Chinese aversion toward Japan is not rooted only in the memory of invasion, massacre, historical revisionism, and the consta…
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You are keen on trumpeting the rivalry between the “Chinese and Indian systems” as proof of ideological superiority.
Fine—let’s actually look at the scoreboard instead of reciting Cold War Sunday school.
India got “capitalist democracy” in 1947. That’s 79 years ago. A full 31 years before China even opened up in 1978.
So by your own logic, the “superior system” has had nearly eight decades of a head start. US intelligence, the World Bank, the IMF, Western capital—all backing it. An English-speaking elite. No “authoritarian bottleneck.” The whole package.
So where’s the catch-up?
1947: India’s share of global GDP ≈ 3.5%. Manufacturing ≈ 2.5% of global output.
2025: India’s share of global GDP still 3.34%. Manufacturing ≈ still ~2.4% of global output.
Seventy-eight years.
And India’s relative position in the world economy literally hasn’t moved.
That’s not growth—that’s treading water while everyone else swims past you.
Meanwhile, China started from civil-war ruins. In less than half the span India had, China’s share of global manufacturing rose from 2.8% in 1990 to 35.0% in 2025.
UNIDO says China now produces more manufacturing value added than the next four largest manufacturing economies combined.
So spare me the morality play about “democracy versus authoritarianism.”
Factories do not run on slogans.
Supply chains do not care about your ideological self-esteem.
Industrial capacity is built through literacy, infrastructure, logistics, engineering depth, state capacity, and the ability to execute over decades.
Your problem is not that China chose the “wrong” system.
Your problem is that China produced the result.
And after decades of a head start, you are still writing excuses for why India did not.
That is not a victory speech for your system.
That is the autopsy report.
India can become China very quickly. By suppressing basic freedoms, removing labor laws, outlawing organized labor, making dissent illegal, clearing cities of poor people, and putting certain communities in camps.
But guess which Lalanand Chume will be outraged then.
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当下所说的“自由明主”都是欧美标准的意识形态工具，难道这世间只有一种标准吗？显然不是，但话语权在欧美。发展中国家若被这种标准的意识形态套住就很难稳步前进，中国不会愚蠢踩坑。另外，人类永恒的共同价值永远只有一个，那就是民生改善，其它都是政治武器。
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I have a few questions for the China detractors out there...
If China has so much poverty, why do you feel the need to use it as a weapon? Wouldn't that be...evil?
If socialism sucks so hard, why do you need to tell everyone every chance you get? If it were true, we'd already know and if it's not, it's worth a try, no?
If China is so aggressive, why is it always another country in the news headlines who is bombing or attacking other countries? Yet China's aggression seems to be fishing boat conflicts or protecting their sovereignty.
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Please explain...
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