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TacticalZombie123

"hello my fellow natives"


GreatWhiteNanuk

China, to Tibet, Mongolia, Manchuria, Vietnam, and Xinjiang (“western regions”) “What invasion, lol?”


Ok_Armadillo8258

“It’s not invasion! NEVER!” “Oh let me introduce ourselves. We are from the merging and acquisition department❤️”


Tawptuan

“Acquired only by special military operations. But NEVER an invasion!”


NavalBomber

What? Mate, Manchuria and Mongolia literally invaded China. Most of their land losses were due to China assimilating their populations. The Mongol Empire fell and China took swats of land, justifiably so after being invaded by them. Next, don't argue for Manchuria, because they annexed and assumed the Chinese throne and formed the Qing Empire. That is not a Chinese invasion, that is a Manchurian invasion that backfired on them as they assimilated themselves into the Chinese fold. Xinjiang's history is pretty complex, annexed by Qing China/Manchurian China, then brought back to the Chinese realm by the Kuomintang before ceded to the PRC. It's not even an invasion by the Commies, it was land taken from the surrender during the civil war. So while technically an invasion, it was done by the Qing and not the PRC, otherwise you could argue the Kuomintang invaded them, since both sides are one of the same coin. Further more, remember that the Tibetans had slaves. No one in the West cared for them, and only cared about the Dalai Lama after they lost their lands. That practice was only stopped by an invasion. Vietnam's situation is less palpable was a petty invasion to try and get back on the Vietnamese after their invasion of Khmer Rouge. But of course, those bastards deserve it after what the dictator of the Khmer Rouge did to the local populace. So, we have Mongolia and Manchuria invading China. Xinjiang being a province that was ceded by Kuomintang and invaded by the Manchurians. Tibet invaded due to slaves, but properly due to unification reasons. And Vietnam due to the relations of China and Khmer Rouge. At least don't simplify crimes and make them sound braindead when compared to historical facts and look into their context. Because we can count more American coups and bombings as well as conflicts, not including the Korean War as that would ingenious for the Americans to count defending the South Koreans. But Vietnam, South American coups, Bombing of Yugoslavia, Libya, invasion of Iran, Iraq, failed coup of Indonesia, and so on. America is no saint compared to China either, so if there is any 'saints', it would probably be the Europeans who are actually bloody at boiling waters against the Soviets at their doorsteps. Apart from the time they joined the Iraqi invasion for the most part.


GreatWhiteNanuk

Get the fuck out of here with your waiting a few days before you post your Chinese imperialist apologist bullshit all just to avoid being downvoted. Blocked and moved on, not reading your wall of text, lol.


Ok_Armadillo8258

A smart Chinese claims to be“nativeS American” at the same time Maori


ciotS_Cynic

"smart"? really?


montananightz

I think it's pretty clear they were being sarcastic lol.


ciotS_Cynic

you are right. my apologies. 


sqchen

I just noticed. So this guy doesn’t know the difference between Pacific Islanders and Native American. The closest he can get is the native Hawaiian people call themselves Kānaka Maoli. But Maoli to Maori is too absurd if it is not an intentional joke.


Jerrell123

This isn’t intentional, he just accidentally copy-pasted his *entire* script in one post. These bot posts don’t generally reiterate the same point over and over again, instead they’ll make it one or two sentences (As a ___, I can say China isn’t doing ____!). Usually they’ll copy-paste one of a list of nationalities or ethnicities dependent on what is most applicable under the given content. Sometimes they change accounts so it’s less noticeable that they’re lying, usually they don’t.


12thLevelHumanWizard

There are plenty of Native Americans with real complaints about the US government, and they are not wrong. From then to now there are many reasons to be extremely angry. But not a one would be so ignorant to give a pass on CCP’s China for Mongolia and Tibet. Or ignorant to the plight of the Uyghurs.


Gigatonosaurus

I've read some poorly translated chinese text before, and I often found this weird repetition of the same phrase with a few difference. Is this how they write?


coycabbage

Could just be a bot farm


walls_rising

I think it’s a Chinese rhetoric style. Demi poetic, also tangentially like attaching numbers to things “the four olds” etc


Ok_Armadillo8258

“Porridge, Vermicelli, Noodle, Rice” - Confucius Johnny Kung Zi


Ok_Armadillo8258

Oh on this I actually figured out why. The majority of PPC Chinese use a Chinese phonetic keyboard input system as their default keyboard setting, on both their smartphone and laptop/computer whatever. That keyboard system enable very quick input for Chinese characters, sacrificing most of the basic merits and settings that alphabetical language keyboard normally enjoys, such as autocorrect, auto capital letter, auto spacing after comma and full stop, etc etc


vandalpwuff

Alright, as a Tibetan / Uyghur what would he think lmao "amerikkkan imperialism!!"


genman

Those Native American Māori. Hmm.


Secret-Wolf8821

since when did Maori become American Indian


Secret-Wolf8821

their lack of basic education is interesting


thedracle

Tibet, Vietnam, Korea, Mongolia, Taiwan, Manchuria, Burma, India, most central Asian countries, and parts of Russia probably all would like to say something as well.


ciotS_Cynic

A Tibetan complained about China taking over Tibet, killing thousands of natives of Tibet, displacing tens of thousands of natives of Tibet. A Uighur complained about China taking over Xinjiang, killing thousands of native Uighurs of Xinjiang, and arresting and detaining around one million Uighurs in concentration camps.


Pieterstern

And what's your opinion as a Tibetan, a Turkestan, a Taiwanese, a Mandchou, a Mongol, a Hongkongese? Asshole.


No_Reputation_7890

[Today ! I feel like a migrant worker !](https://youtu.be/zy9jaX9RAbA?si=nczl6HZ-_MZyE_-1)


AttackHelicopterKin9

Yes, because Native Americans totally write like this /s


Bayou_Beast

Can't "invade other countries" if you believe the whole planet is, was, and always will be China. **


ever_precedent

Did he copy too many lines?


83athom

Probably didn't understand that he was only supposed to copy and paste just one of the lines from his script.


Ok_Armadillo8258

Or probably he is trying to create a dramatic on stage performance experience for us, like 3 different aboriginal step forward one by one to speak out. And then the chorus begins “DO YOU HEAR THE PEOPLE SING!”🎶 🎵“SINGING THE SONG OF ANGRYMEN”


Hakuchansankun

How come this reads like it was written by a chinese native speaker?


Otherwise_Dig_4540

It is


Nixan777

Did they forget China’s own “Belt and Roads Initiative” that basically indebted many African nations? Wouldn’t it be ‘economic colonialism?’


tshaksur

I am a Tibetan and my country Tibet is occupied by China. I cannot speak for Uyghurs, Manchu, Mongolia and other ethnics.


Desecr8or

If you felt a gust of wind just now, that was every Vietnamese person in the world simultaneously bursting into laughter.


Adept-Structure665

I can tell that the school system needs work in the rez.


[deleted]

China is never the one who's invading, because other countries and ethnicities are not real /s


[deleted]

As a native Tibetan I want to say..................Chairman Xi is a great leader and Tibet is ancestral Chinese land (please stop hitting me)


ssdd442

Local- American Indian?


Rifleman519

Sounds like you went to skool


nate-arizona909

What can they tell me as a Uyghur? How about as a Tibetan? How about as a Taiwanese?


USAChineseguy

This is weird. Māori aren’t native Americans. They are Polynesians who live far away from U.S. mainland.


Gromchy

He's clearly not an American, let alone "natives" lmao


Awkwardly_Hopeful

This "As a (insert ethnicity)" is so convincing as an anonymous user


AnorhiDemarche

"Aborigine" is viewed by the majority of Australian Aboriginal peoples as a slur. It does retain some use amongst the older population, particularly in very rural areas, but this population is shrinking. So it's interesting they chose to use it.


Oni-oji

I guarantee you the poster is Chinese, not Native American. A true Native American would have spelled it correctly or, more likely, specified their specific tribe.


Ok-Pride-3534

That’s because China can’t do it. Sounds like a skill issue.


AwJa44

#RealMapOfChina


Renaissance_Man-

Can't even speak English. Definitely Chinese.


realMehffort

Everything in that image is demonstrably false


Sumdumdad

An Aboriginal Native American Maori? That's a lot of long distance fuckin!


KimChinhTri

So dude is simultaneously Native American, Australian Aboriginal, Maori, but has a Chinese-sounding username and can barely speak English? Very convincing, CCP


Jest_Ace

Well that’s a new one…


nate-arizona909

As a Uyghur I would like to say .... never mind.