You can be the biggest fucking piece of shit, as long as you're against our geopolitical rival, you're branded a dissident and presented as a hero for democracy. Take sexual predator @nathanlawkc for example.

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這些才是正常女生，不會隨意誣告小朋友😅

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Chinese social media is now carrying out what can only be called a brutal campaign of suppression against feminists. Once a feminist is targeted, her "misdeeds" spread wildly across social media, and she instantly becomes the enemy of countless people. Her graduation thesis is scrutinized line by line for plagiarism or errors. Her private life is carefully investigated for violations of morality or law. Her work history is picked apart for hidden income or bribery of superiors. Her employer is flooded with report letters demanding her dismissal... This is a bottom-up suppression of feminism, driven from the grassroots. The growth of feminism in China over the past decade was, in essence, made possible by Chinese men's traditionally tolerant attitude toward women. In men's minds, women were mothers, sisters and daughters—people who should be protected. But the climate has now completely changed. Feminism is now widely regarded as an enemy of Chinese society. Feminists hate Chinese men, yet often favor foreign men. They deconstruct traditional views of marriage. They don't marry, don't have children, and lower China's birth rate. Moreover, feminists often worship the West, believe in so-called democracy and the rule of law, and are anti-CCP or even anti-China... They are not mothers or sisters at all. They are enemies. Feminists think this is merely a debate about right and wrong, but in the eyes of Chinese men and other women, feminism, like drugs, threatens the very foundation of the nation's existence. This is fundamentally a war of life or death, so the methods used against feminists will be as ruthless and merciless as China's treatment of drug traffickers—except that this ruthlessness comes from the grassroots masses, including ordinary women.

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