Freeanotherday [he/him, they/them]

Btw it was fucking hilarious.

Finally a good post in this comm.

The star trek posters are good, folks.

they would potentially be on the hook for destroying half the value of the company, so roughly 22 billion.

Twitter was never worth $44b, you dumb shit.

Radio Free Asia reported

dragged to the ground in handcuffs, while he was seen saying in another video: “Call the consulate now.”

Released a few hours later in perfect health btw.

The point is bullshit. But that’s not my problem with you. …

This is not a meme. If I knew how to report … or read the comm rules I would probably report you.

Right away. It might take a few hours due to server time differences.

150 million tourists visit China yearly…

Anyone can download a VPN it’s literally free on the App store. 👍

Ah, hexbear users still struggling with federation, so cute!

Post times are different per instance, my he/him, I looked through your article, and it didn’t really wow me.

I literally got a notification when they replied. in real time…
I know when I made my comment… less then 2 minutes before I got a notification…

Tell me more about how the lemmy works. I have only been here 4 years.

Good bye, agent.

China is not North Korea.

It took less then 2 minutes from my post for you to reply. You clearly didn’t even open the link. You just instantly changed the subject matter. Lol

When asked whether they believe their country is democratic, those in China topped the list, with some 83% saying the communist-led People’s Republic was a democracy. A resounding 91% said that democracy is important to them.

But in the U.S., which touts itself as a global beacon of democracy, only 49% of those asked said their country was a democracy. And just over three-quarters of respondents, 76%, said democracy was important.

https://www.newsweek.com/most-china-call-their-nation-democracy-most-us-say-america-isnt-1711176

Ya I will take the people of china’s word on this one.