I bet you a cornflake it comes directly from Tumblr. It reads like Tumblr prose.

True they should burn down the Tesla dealerships, not the personal cars.

Si tu n'augmentes pas les impôts tu dois taper dans le budget et donc couper la sécu, les hôpitaux, les écoles... C'est pire qu'une hausse d'impôts imo.

Irrelevant. Of course even the FDA can make mistakes, but overall you can't run a country without food safety.

Fair enough but small correction of an assumption: I am socialist, not liberal. I see the pernicious spread of accelerationism in Europe among leftists while our own nazis learn from Trump. I am very sceptical of what they think it will accomplish; we're not headed for a communist Revolution.

I don't think it's fair to just ignore the anger over people being sent in the real camp being built because of a sarcastic tone. It reminds me of MAGA answering "this is why you lose" to absolutely anything because they just never want to agree. If you try to actually debate they just sealion.

If the main grievance is that he's a public figure talking too crudely that is another matter. But I'm not convinced by the argument I've seen. Omitting the word "camp" feels like trying to put a veil on the gravity of what is happening.

You do not get to police language and modify actual sayings because of a personal grievance that applies to no one else in the conversation. Especially not as a literal camp was announced for building by Trump.

You're a troll.

Geez... Full offense but terrible parenting there.

But tbh I'm wondering if this will have lasting consequences on internet culture and international relationships or if it'll just be a small trend everyone will forget about by next month.

But people on social media are not talking to governmental agencies. We're supposed to understand it as "they diss the media narrative to talk to regular folk". Sure, regular folks aren't really reliable source either, but it humanizes these "others" instead of demonizing them because of their govt.

Obviously the CCP is aware and keeping an eye on it... It would be foolish not to do so because this could have deep long term diplomatic consequences. I'm just a little surprised at the way you framed it as something so specific to the CCP. Mass surveillance and algorithmic surveillance are global.

If fact there is one big difference... At least the CCP has actively and noticeably improved the lives of the majority of Chinese people in the past 20 years.