duck duck go says the text says “Leave a Trump”
the rest of it is just a lot of cat and cooking videos lol
Which is why it’s great!
离了个特朗普 means “as outrageous/unusual as Trump”
离谱 means “outrageous/unusual”
了个 is exaggerating the tone
特朗普 (trump) is a wordplay here as the 普/谱 is in same sound and only a Chinese radical off
Sauce: me
Edit: damnit, I made a typo at 离普, should be 离谱
Trump has nowhere near enough hair to make pigtails like that. Plugs or not.
Can you post winnie the xi jingping on there?
Or is that an insta-ban like every other chinese-based platform?
Discussion of any Chinese politics is prohibited, pro CCP or not. So yeah I think this will get you banned pretty quick. I have seen other international politics discussed though.
Can you post that Trump picture on truth social?
I wouldn’t know. I’ve never been on that platform.
You can post both those pictures on mastodon and no body gives a fuck but I guess choosing instance is too hard.
choosing instance is too hard.
A whole lot of people want their meals set before them. None of that cook from scratch stuff for them. “It’s too complicated”, they say.
I really shouldn’t be complaining. It’s not like these people add any value to the platform besides being and open account.
asian man is yellow lololol
Casual racism is so cool
It’s really curious to see how Americans will post “Haha, your President is a funny color!”, then applaud themselves for being bold and transgressive.
But when you see an American posts “Jesus, that’s some hollow, ugly, bigotry. Why are you attacking a person for their skin color? You should know better”, they’re bombarded with downvotes for being hack while implicitly accused of being an agent of a foreign power.
Really illustrates what “Freedom of Speech” amounts to in a Settler Colonial state.
The difference is in the US it’s not the government stopping you.
Rednote is a private company.
Insta-ban. But at least you can criticize the US government on there. I don’t think that will continue to be a thing on major US social networks in the coming years.
Old Soviet-Era joke. An American and a Russian meet in Berlin for drinks. The American says to the Russian, “Don’t you ever long for freedom of speech in your country? Why, back home, I can go on the telephone or radio and say all sorts of bad things about our President Ronald Reagan. Nobody stops me.”
The Russian takes a sip, shrugs, and replies, “Comrade, I don’t understand the problem. In the USSR, I can go on the telephone or radio and say all sorts of bad things about your President Ronald Reagan, too.”
Reminds me of the Jewish guy who wanted to move from USSR to Israel. They asked him:
“Why do you want to leave? You don’t like the people here?”
“I can’t complain.”
“Or is it your job?”
“I can’t complain.”
“Perhaps you don’t like the politics here?”
“I definitely can’t complain about that.”
“So why leave?”
“Because there I will be able to complain.”
A joke that hasn’t aged particularly well, given the current state of the Israeli government.
Mock USA in RedNote, Mock China in Instagram Reels?
Or mock both on Lemmy, I suppose.
Lemmy is great. If you want to criticize China or the Russia you can post on World. If you want to criticize America or Europe you can post on .ML
I think it means more like Great Trump. The 离了个 part means great. 特朗普 means Trump. Google thinks the complete phrase means The Great War but that’s not really right either because the last 3 chars defo mean Trump
DeepL says “Away from a Trump”. Says 离了个 means be divorced and 特朗普 means Donald Trump (1946-), US Democrat politician, president from 2009… Makes even less sense.
But incredibly amusing.
