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 A massacre that famously did not happen. No one was killed in the square. Fighting with police did break out blocks away, though, and the only people who clashed with the police were part of a failed US color revolution. (Cont. in comments)
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Today marks the Anniversary of The Tiananmen square massacre.
47 upvotes, 71 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in US Politics. "Today marks the Anniversary of The Tiananmen square massacre."
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Anonymous 1d

The protesters at the square were peaceful, anti-capitalist student protestors and they got along well with the police. The only ones who got hurt were the US-backed protestors who were trying to incite violence from the start. I have researched this topic at length, ask me anything

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Anonymous 1d

I always found it funny people just accept the narrative around this at face value as if the U.S. doesn’t have vested interest vis a vis propaganda

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Anonymous replying to -> .gaia. 1d

I’m agreeing with you, don’t know why I’m getting downvoted 🫪

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Anonymous replying to -> .gaia. 1d

Wasn't me

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Anonymous replying to -> ittibittikitti 22h

So it was only the American backed protesters that got ran over by a tank

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Anonymous replying to -> .gaia. 22h

Doesn’t China also have a vested interest in saying this was a color revolution caused by foreign influence than a grass root call for change within a nation. Surely that has no precedent in media right?

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Anonymous replying to -> evil_sheep 22h

All I’m doing is questioning the western narrative. Assuming I must therefore love China because I I’m skeptical of western narratives is a leap and a reach.

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Anonymous replying to -> evil_sheep 21h

I do align more with China though than the west ofc. The actions of these countries are often very understandable given the context even if they are uncomfortable. When capitalism is dead we can squabble over the reach of the state

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Anonymous replying to -> evil_sheep 17h

By this logic you can't believe anything anyone says. They're not both lying. Why do you believe the US over China? We are WAY more evil

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Anonymous replying to -> evil_sheep 17h

No one got ran over by a tank my dude

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Anonymous replying to -> ittibittikitti 16h

Oh sorry APC

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Anonymous replying to -> ittibittikitti 16h

I’m more likely to trust the US for this because China has blocked information. Who do I trust the one with an agenda or the one who blocks information. If China released the information of the event then I would believe it

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Anonymous replying to -> .gaia. 16h

Isn’t China a capitalist just a social authoritarian one? It’s not as much as the rest of the world but it’s still capitalist. So shouldn’t we question it now? What context does a government need to send in the military to crush a protest

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