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quote:All servers were able to reach your site. This means that the hostname itself is accessible from within mainland China. 死亡,死亡的共产党 somebody please tell me what the chinese characters im posting actually mean cause im just using one of those dumb free translation sites.
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I'm in China right now reading this thread on my phone , try harder Imgur being blocked really damages my enjoyment of the forums though. At least I can get past the Great Firewall on my computer.
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Nov 4, 2014 15:46
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Let's find out and reveal embarrassing personal secrets of the Chinese leadership.
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Nov 4, 2014 16:43
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drilldo squirt posted:Let's find out and reveal embarrassing personal secrets of the Chinese leadership. I hear Liu Qibao does nothing but play Runescape for ten hours each day
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Nov 4, 2014 16:51
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I said embarrassing secrets not incredibly cool things.
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Nov 4, 2014 16:53
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Tarezax posted:I'm in China right now reading this thread on my phone , try harder Exhibit which goon city? Hang out with us and our WeChat Channel. Or LAN thread
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Nov 4, 2014 16:57
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caberham posted:Exhibit which goon city? Hang out with us and our WeChat Channel. Or LAN thread Zhangjiakou. I really need to set up that Wechat account.
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drilldo squirt posted:Wait, is china's official position on reincarnation say that they have a hand in it? The Dalai Lama is generally proclaimed when the previous one dies, and it is a young child because they propose to identify who he has been reincarnated as. Beijing don't like this whole 'Tibetan culture' thing and want to usurp it, so they said "hey next time we're gonna know who the reincarnated Dalai Lama is" so they can put their own guy in charge. Everyone else promptly said  .
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Nov 4, 2014 17:10
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Pornography is illegal in China. I would imagine that all it would take to get banned in China would be to bring back DPPH, but if the goal is to only use D&D then the best 2 topics would have to be Tibet and Taiwan.
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Mister Adequate posted:The Dalai Lama is generally proclaimed when the previous one dies, and it is a young child because they propose to identify who he has been reincarnated as. Beijing don't like this whole 'Tibetan culture' thing and want to usurp it, so they said "hey next time we're gonna know who the reincarnated Dalai Lama is" so they can put their own guy in charge. Everyone else promptly said It's a little more complicated than that. It's been the prerogative of the Emperor to appoint Lamas (both Dalai and Panchen) since those positions have existed (with a few exceptions here-and-there, as you'd expect from any historical process). Well, not "appoint" but "pull the name of the successor out of a basket" (and the Chinese government decided whose names went in the bucket). What's a lot more interesting is that the CCP is asserting rights that were reserved for the Emperor. Not, like, territorial rights and poo poo, but spiritual rights as well. Not that the two aren't intertwined enough already in China. The whole "Tibet" thing is blown up anyway. Sure, it is a nasty bit of colonialism, but it is substantially gentler than European colonialism and while it has certainly benefited the Han more than the Tibetans, the Tibetans are doing substantially better under Chinese rule. Nepal serves as a pretty good control for what a free Tibet would have looked like and, again I want to stress that Tibet is far from perfect, it is a shitton better than Nepal, even for the native Tibetans. It is more of a lingering anti-Communist/pro-British Imperialism bit of propaganda that sticks with the Western Left because people don't think about it too hard as opposed to an actual thing.
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Shbobdb posted:It's a little more complicated than that. It's been the prerogative of the Emperor to appoint Lamas (both Dalai and Panchen) since those positions have existed (with a few exceptions here-and-there, as you'd expect from any historical process). Well, not "appoint" but "pull the name of the successor out of a basket" (and the Chinese government decided whose names went in the bucket). What's a lot more interesting is that the CCP is asserting rights that were reserved for the Emperor. Not, like, territorial rights and poo poo, but spiritual rights as well. Not that the two aren't intertwined enough already in China. You suck so hard.
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Nov 4, 2014 18:06
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Like what is wrong with you dude.
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Nov 4, 2014 18:06
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Free Tibet.
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Nov 4, 2014 18:07
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Thank you for the clarification, I didn't think I had it all accurate. I also don't feel qualified to disagree with Tina Belcher on the second paragraph.
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Nov 4, 2014 18:33
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There's people protesting something or other in front of the Chinese consulate down the street from my apartment. Given that they're speaking Chinese, and also probably going on about either Tibet or some weird cult, I cannot overemphasize how much I don't give a gently caress and just want them to shut up.
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Nov 4, 2014 20:30
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Buy them all forums accounts and get them to post in this thread instead. Two birds, one stone. Arunachal Pradesh belongs to India.
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Nov 4, 2014 20:38
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Post a link to this thread over and over on weibo and say free Tibet and talk about party leaders kids and taiwan and tiananmen and say daioyu is japanese and etc
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Nov 4, 2014 21:25
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Tom Smykowski posted:Post a link to this thread over and over on weibo and say free Tibet and talk about party leaders kids and taiwan and tiananmen and say daioyu is japanese and etc This is a group project, Tom.
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Nov 4, 2014 21:42
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Im the ideas man, boss
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Shbobdb posted:Sure, it is a nasty bit of colonialism...that sticks with the Western Left because people don't think about it too hard as opposed to an actual thing. nice
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Guavanaut posted:Buy them all forums accounts and get them to post in this thread instead. Two birds, one stone. Well sure, pradesh doesn't sound very Chinese does it?
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Nov 5, 2014 02:52
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China might prefer calling it the Kameng, Subansiri, Siang, Lohit, and Tirap Frontier Divisions.
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Nov 5, 2014 02:57
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Tarezax posted:I'm in China right now reading this thread on my phone , try harder Post a long detailed FAQ-esque guide on how to bypass the firewall and tell lowtax to post it on the front page.
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Nov 5, 2014 04:36
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Let's kill Jackie Chan to deny china its most profitable export.
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Nov 5, 2014 04:48
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Dudes who look like jackie chan.
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Nov 5, 2014 04:49
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Wont work, boss. Theyll just transition to jackie chan memorial impersonators.
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Shbobdb posted:It's a little more complicated than that. It's been the prerogative of the Emperor to appoint Lamas (both Dalai and Panchen) since those positions have existed (with a few exceptions here-and-there, as you'd expect from any historical process). Well, not "appoint" but "pull the name of the successor out of a basket" (and the Chinese government decided whose names went in the bucket). Nope. I mean maybe that's how it was written in Chinese histories, but in reality you're talking about the Golden Urn, which was only used for the identification of the 10th, 11th, and 12th Dalai Lamas, and only the 8th and 9th Panchen Lamas. Even then it was used the opposite of the way you described it- Tibetan methods were used to narrow it down to a small list of potential trulku candidates, and then the Golden Urn was used (and again, only in those few cases, too). Shbobdb posted:What's a lot more interesting is that the CCP is asserting rights that were reserved for the Emperor. Not, like, territorial rights and poo poo, but spiritual rights as well. Not that the two aren't intertwined enough already in China. Right on the money here! Yeah it's weird, because the Emperors recognized with spiritual authority by the Tibetans were associated with Manjusri... I'm not sure if Xi Jinping really wants to open that can of worms. Shbobdb posted:The whole "Tibet" thing is blown up anyway. Sure, it is a nasty bit of colonialism, but it is substantially gentler than European colonialism and while it has certainly benefited the Han more than the Tibetans, the Tibetans are doing substantially better under Chinese rule. Cool, Colonial Justification 101. Generally speaking, "they can't rule themselves, they're better off ruled by others without their consent!" is a pretty lovely argument. If things are so great for Tibetans in Tibet, why is it that they go to such great lengths to leave it, and why is it that Tibetans in Ladakh/Mustang/Monyul aren't clamoring to cross the border into Chinese territory? I don't know, just seems like maybe Tibetans know more about Tibet than you. Shbobdb posted:It is more of a lingering anti-Communist/pro-British Imperialism bit of propaganda that sticks with the Western Left because people don't think about it too hard as opposed to an actual thing. This is incredibly demeaning for the Tibetans who generally power the movement- whether they're one of the many who have walked through the loving Himalayas to freedom, or the Tibetans still in Tibet who take enormous risks to express dissent in a place subject to perpetual crackdowns. Or one of the 130 or so who have set themselves on fire in the last 4 years- men, women, young and old, farmers and monks and nuns and nomads. That's something that 'sticks with the Western Left because people don't think about it too hard'? Western supporters keep raising the issue here, sure, but in the end it's Tibetans who have risen up over and over again rejecting Communist Party rule, you colossal douche. Stop trying to strip their agency and putting everything on the 'Western Left'
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Electro-Boogie Jack posted:Nope. Jesus you're dumb.
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So I heard Xi whatever likes to post on noted image board 2chan.
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This isn't a thread to get sa banned in China, but a plan to draw out all the colonial apologists and the racists. Oh and your threats are too milquetoast. Falun gong constantly have banners like 天滅中共！ 沒有共產黨，才有新中國！ Heavens smite the CCP! With out the cup, then a new China will form (play on one of the party songs). We need to write stuff like let's kill all the officials who moved to America and have them reveal all the party state secrets.
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Nov 5, 2014 06:55
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China's destruction of its cultural heritage, whether in the Cultural Revolution or placing many important historical sites underwater with the Three Gorges Dam, is an atrocity and a diminishes the collective cultural wealth of humanity.
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drilldo squirt posted:Jesus you're dumb. Was he being insincere? Not really familiar with his posting, but these are things that Real People sometimes say about Tibet when they've learned about it through China... Uh, to fit in with the current Posting Theme, Free The (real) Panchen Lama!
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Nov 5, 2014 14:33
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caberham posted:This isn't a thread to get sa banned in China, but a plan to draw out all the colonial apologists and the racists. This is a thread where we plan how to get something awful blocked in china.
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Nov 5, 2014 14:36
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drilldo squirt posted:Free Tibet. Free Hawaii
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Spazzle posted:Free Hawaii This isn't about me or my cool rear end country dude. This is about how china is a poo poo country run by fascists.
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Free Macao.
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Free Hunan!
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The truth is, Japan really did nothing wrong. They where just concerned about ethics in videoFuck me that jokes getting old. Um. Free tibet?
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There are really two Chinas.
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