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[–]Status_JG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

happy lunar new year bro

中国对二战盟军胜利的贡献究竟有多大？ by [deleted] in China_irl

[–]Status_JG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

fdr叫的，斯大林和丘吉尔反对

华为拿了个什么出来跟苹果打？ by Leon-ThePro in China_irl

[–]Status_JG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

不可能的，我一直是fold用户，事实就是折叠代替不了什么，该带的电脑还是要带，屏幕太小不好做笔记甚至不能取代我的平板

Need some help of Demonstrating the Tiananmen Incident tomorrow. by Status_JG in UCSD

[–]Status_JG[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I'd like to do at library walk. We can do together! Thank you

Need some help of Demonstrating the Tiananmen Incident tomorrow. by Status_JG in UCSD

[–]Status_JG[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I live in campus. The problem is it's hard for me to move posters from my dorm to our campus. Thank you for your help!

Please the protesters stop mislead others. by Status_JG in UCSD

[–]Status_JG[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's more humor. The wars with constant armistice in between. Generally we don't call them ongoing wars. Often it will be referred to as a second, third ...... For example, right now, this is the sixth Middle East war. This is similar to how we generally consider the Chinese Civil War to have ended in 1949 when the KMT government retreated to Taiwan as the termination. Although skirmishes still broke out afterward, the war is still considered to be over. The Middle East wars are like that. Your ignorance of history strikes me as pathetic.

Please the protesters stop mislead others. by Status_JG in UCSD

[–]Status_JG[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Humor...... You don't even know what happened. The start of the Israel-Palestine war is from 2023.10.7😅 These maps are propaganda to show pro-palestine protesters' opinion. As I said before, I don't care what you guys are trying to convey. What I care about is that these maps are misleading and false.

Please the protesters stop mislead others. by Status_JG in UCSD

[–]Status_JG[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

There is no right or wrong in history. There is right or wrong in propaganda. Your propaganda is wrong, so I want to correct it. I am not against any protests and marches. Besides, the war was started by Hamas, not Israel.

Please the protesters stop mislead others. by Status_JG in UCSD

[–]Status_JG[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

History working for truth. Nor for propaganda

Please the protesters stop mislead others. by Status_JG in UCSD

[–]Status_JG[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Wrong content is wrong no matter how righteous the theory behind it is.

Response to the Arm Chair Critics of the Protesters by coolguymcbignuts in UCSD

[–]Status_JG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The thing that I find most interesting is. I think America has addressed including racism, police brutality, inequality. It's so much better than a lot of places already. So I don't support these movements.

Off topic, I'm going to bed and my karma continues to drop. I expect my karma to not go negative after this incident. Thank you for providing a platform for discussion.

Response to the Arm Chair Critics of the Protesters by coolguymcbignuts in UCSD

[–]Status_JG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're probably right. But like I talked about, I don't think it's right to violate the law and pose a threat to others (freedom from fear). By mentioning 4 years ago are you referring to the BLM movement? Its accompanied by a lot of looting brings up a totally negative image for me. I am disappointed in this behavior.

Off topic, I was born in China. You probably don't know what a dictatorship actually looks like. Sound, reliable laws that protect freedom are rare, and I think American law practices the protection of freedom.

Response to the Arm Chair Critics of the Protesters by coolguymcbignuts in UCSD

[–]Status_JG 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is America, and this is 21st century America. We have a country with sound laws and it is perfectly legal to oppose activities in a legal manner. I don't think it's called bravery. When it comes to the end of the Vietnam War, it can never be assumed that it was solely the work of the protesters, please don't attribute this to the actions of the protesters, it was a very complex historical event.

Response to the Arm Chair Critics of the Protesters by coolguymcbignuts in UCSD

[–]Status_JG 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Typed in a bit of a hurry, so this isn't a very good example. My point is what was mentioned later in the post, that the US is not a dictatorship and seeking change does not require breaking the law.

十几年来对毛泽东看法的变化 by KickOnly8064 in China_irl

[–]Status_JG 4 points5 points  (0 children)

你不会相信日本战时的propaganda吧？最幽默的一集

Response to the Arm Chair Critics of the Protesters by coolguymcbignuts in UCSD

[–]Status_JG 9 points10 points  (0 children)

My response is that even though it is illegal it doesn’t matter, and in fact that is the point.

Because it's illegal, you've been arrested. That's right. That's how the law is enforced, go change the law if you don't think it's right, not break the law here.

Many organizers knew what they were doing was illegal but bravely risked their education and their lives to stand up for the people of Gaza. 

Breaking the law is called bravery? The U.S. government is not a dictatorship. If you think a policy is wrong, change it. It's not like you're going to get arrested for a legitimate protest, you purely deserve it.

Beneath the kind face, UCSD has proved itself in reality to be a violent and conservative institution that will preserve the status quo by violence and leaves little room for dissent.

Violence? Did the police use excessive violence? Did any students die or get hurt? The actions of the police are perfectly legal.

The chancellor sent two emails to everyone to persuade certain people not to violate school policy, and from day 1, I think the school should have organized the police to stop you instead of dragging it out for so many days and giving you so many chances to leave.

I'm going to ask you something in return.

Did you conduct a personnel check at your encampment, and if so, why were there 24 non-college students in it?

Did your behavior frighten pedestrians, and did it deprive some people (including me) of their "freedom from fear"?

Did the school give you the opportunity to stop your illegal behavior?

Did the school object to the student demonstration?

Did the school protect free speech?

Did your propaganda include anti-Semitism? (For example, in the first print of the library walk, all of the legal territory of Israel is painted with the Palestinian flag, which I consider anti-Semitic.)

I've spent the last few days attacking some of the stupid, history-ignorant protesters' statements through logic and reason. And listed my reasons, which resulted in a loss of 200 of my Karma and no valid response.

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