Not everything! For instance, we don’t wear shoes to bed.

Americans have jesters privilege. We can say anything we want as long as it doesn’t matter. As soon as the government thinks it might matter, they have a million tools to silence you.

You should go on the app and talk with actual chinese people.

Dems showed last election they’re not even willing to promise concessions to their voting base, so if you can’t actually do anything to help people afford groceries, how can they use the economy to campaign? Just go “Trump is terrible for the economy! We’re gonna be good for the economy”?

If you had so much as read a summery of both, or even like just opened either to a random place and read a few paragraphs, you would immediately understand why those are solid assumptions from what you’ve said.

But even now, instead of taking the most basic steps to educate yourself, you’re fortifying a position of ignorance.

China paying entire offices of people to be friendly, entertaining, and educational to foreigners online would be cool actually.

foreign governments

The influence of foreign governments is negligible next to what the US exerts on us. Americans have the jester’s privilege, we can say whatever we want, as long as they know it doesn’t matter. As soon as the government feels like it matters, they have a million tools to silence you.

Rednote is mostly chinese users.

What antiamerican think tanks, non-profits, and politicians exist in America?

No, it’ll probably take weeks to days; with the new law the president can unilaterally ban any foreign-owned app with 1 million users.

Watch Biden ban it on Jan 19th as a final fuck you.

Feeling superior for not investigating is the sign of a very smart individual.

After all, since you know everything, there’s no reason to even try to learn.

You know the official name of Taiwan’s government is The Republic of China right?

Rednote started exploding 3 days ago, it’s been #1 on android and apple stores since.

Facebook should be banned everywhere.

They’ll probably get mocked and their posts removed.

So no, instead of getting a primary source, you’re just gonna stick with people who have never been to china and wouldn’t have a job if they said positive things about China?

You can lead a horse to water…

Instead of asking chinese people living in china about a system which supposedly exists in China, you’d rather just keep listening to western propaganda?

Why don’t you go on rednote and ask them about social credit? They have a search function where you can see other posts tagged as much.

A lot of Americans were asking what they need to do to be welcomed, and Chinese users replied asking for pictures of our cats, this evolved into “cat tax”.