Chinese Nationalists / Wumaodang (五毛党) / 50 Cent Party - CHINA NUMBAH WAN

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Considering the more recent happening with the CCP banning the teaching of the native language of Mongolia, they'd be some pretty good scapegoats. As the wumaos would say "Xi is uniting the people of China" and definitely not committing a cultural genocide.

They could use the africans but the almighty Xi wouldn't want to harm any of those brand spanking new relations with any of those countries.
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This guy's in going to be shocked when he sees how some of the Chinese view Africans.

 

[Pointless Pedant]

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This guy's in going to be shocked when he sees how some of the Chinese view Africans.

Practically speaking Chinese construction aid has massively raised the standard of living of millions of Africans. Being called the gamer word repeatedly is a small price to pay for that.

I'd compare it to how black Americans overwhelmingly vote for the Democratic party each time because of social programmes when Biden obviously doesn't really care about them whatsoever.

 

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Practically speaking Chinese construction aid has massively raised the standard of living of millions of Africans. Being called the gamer word repeatedly is a small price to pay for that.

I'd compare it to how black Americans overwhelmingly vote for the Democratic party each time because of social programmes when Biden obviously doesn't really care about them whatsoever.

Oh, nice. A wumao posting in the thread about wumao.

China isn't funding infrastructure improvements in African countries for free. It comes with sovereign debt, and with sovereign debt often comes influence on that country's politics, sometimes in the form of literal "advisers." And if they default? Hey, that's fine… just sign this 99-year lease on a port we can use for commercial and military purposes and we'll call it even…

It's 21st-century colonialism - a subtle form, done over the long term as is often the way in Chinese politics.

 

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Oh, nice. A wumao posting in the thread about wumao.

China isn't funding infrastructure improvements in African countries for free. It comes with sovereign debt, and with sovereign debt often comes influence on that country's politics, sometimes in the form of literal "advisers." And if they default? Hey, that's fine… just sign this 99-year lease on a port we can use for commercial and military purposes and we'll call it even…

It's 21st-century colonialism - a subtle form, done over the long term as is often the way in Chinese politics.

There's also the surveillance: https://qz.com/africa/1192493/china-spied-on-african-union-headquarters-for-five-years/

 

[Pointless Pedant]

Oh, nice. A wumao posting in the thread about wumao.

China isn't funding infrastructure improvements in African countries for free. It comes with sovereign debt, and with sovereign debt often comes influence on that country's politics, sometimes in the form of literal "advisers." And if they default? Hey, that's fine… just sign this 99-year lease on a port we can use for commercial and military purposes and we'll call it even…

It's 21st-century colonialism - a subtle form, done over the long term as is often the way in Chinese politics.

If you've ever seen my other posts here you can see that I think communism is worth less than a chocolate teapot. Marx was wrong about labour theory of value and teleological history and isn't worth taking seriously at all. That doesn't change the fact that the loans and investments have made major infrastructure improvements to a lot of countries which wouldn't have got them otherwise.

 

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Oh, nice. A wumao posting in the thread about wumao.

China isn't funding infrastructure improvements in African countries for free. It comes with sovereign debt, and with sovereign debt often comes influence on that country's politics, sometimes in the form of literal "advisers." And if they default? Hey, that's fine… just sign this 99-year lease on a port we can use for commercial and military purposes and we'll call it even…

It's 21st-century colonialism - a subtle form, done over the long term as is often the way in Chinese politics.

State-owned/sponsored companies that work in foreign nations like Huawei are notorious for being extremely discriminatory towards non-Han Chinese employees as well. On Glassdoor, there are tons of complaints about the way how they treat them and only have locals in higher positions just to look good.

 

[eternal dog mongler]

Oh, nice. A wumao posting in the thread about wumao.

China isn't funding infrastructure improvements in African countries for free. It comes with sovereign debt, and with sovereign debt often comes influence on that country's politics, sometimes in the form of literal "advisers." And if they default? Hey, that's fine… just sign this 99-year lease on a port we can use for commercial and military purposes and we'll call it even…

It's 21st-century colonialism - a subtle form, done over the long term as is often the way in Chinese politics.

They appear to be going after mineral rights for collateral now.

You'd think Africans would wise up to what's going on, but the M.O. for African politicians is to personally loot as much as humanly possible and leave everything for the next guy to deal with. For example only one Nigerian state is solvent without the oil remittances from the federal government. Some aren't solvent even with them. China knows African nations will default on their loans eventually. They're after the collateral, not the loan repayment.

 

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They appear to be going after mineral rights for collateral now.

You'd think Africans would wise up to what's going on, but the M.O. for African politicians is to personally loot as much as humanly possible and leave everything for the next guy to deal with. For example only one Nigerian state is solvent without the oil remittances from the federal government. Some aren't solvent even with them. China knows African nations will default on their loans eventually. They're after the collateral, not the loan repayment.

If you're seriously expecting any sort of fiscal responsibility from that sorry lot you'll be sorely disappointed. They get what they deserve.

 

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State-owned/sponsored companies that work in foreign nations like Huawei are notorious for being extremely discriminatory towards non-Han Chinese employees as well. On Glassdoor, there are tons of complaints about the way how they treat them and only have locals in higher positions just to look good.

In Central Asian countries where there aren't even any Han natives Chinese infrastructure companies still bring in Han workers from China, even though it's expensive due to the lack of infrastructure. It's mostly local citizens in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan getting upset b(generally more free than the other CA countries), since the national governments are beholden to the Chinese. Having local jobs would be important for these villages; many people (in some places most) have to work in Russia for most of the year in order to even have a job, where they're treated like shit. Corruption and graft are another issue with those companies.

 

[Bayun Fulan]

Is this real?

 

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Is this real?

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Trudeau has been called out for bootlicking the Chinese government a couple of times. Vancouver also has a large Chinese population, many of them being from Hong Kong.

 

[NerdShamer]

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Well, according to some data from 2016, roughly 5% of Canada's population has some degree of Chinese ancestry. As far as political ideology goes, both communism and socialism are becoming an increasingly popular position to advocate for on the web.

It's probably is real, but then again, it's an imageboard.

 

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[Stoneheart]

It's 21st-century colonialism - a subtle form, done over the long term as is often the way in Chinese politics.

you make that sound like something bad...

State-owned/sponsored companies that work in foreign nations like Huawei are notorious for being extremely discriminatory towards non-Han Chinese employees as well. On Glassdoor, there are tons of complaints about the way how they treat them and only have locals in higher positions just to look good.

you dont higher nigger because they dont work hard, and any westerner working for the dirty reds deserves every kind of abuse they get.
fuckn traitors..

You'd think Africans would wise up to what's going on, but the M.O. for African politicians is to personally loot as much as humanly possible and leave everything for the next guy to deal with. For example only one Nigerian state is solvent without the oil remittances from the federal government. Some aren't solvent even with them. China knows African nations will default on their loans eventually. They're after the collateral, not the loan repayment.

good look with that. hoping that thiefs will stay true to any contracts is a very clever move, almost as clever as killing all the birds...

 

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[Glad I couldn't help]

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4channers saying random shit for the sole purpose of other users angry and enraged?

I … don't see how this is possible.

 

[From The Uncanny Valley]

4channers saying random shit for the sole purpose of other users angry and enraged?

I … don't see how this is possible.

THE VERY IDEA!

 

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Retarded wumao thinks America is a more Orwellian country than the glorious PRC because of cognitive dissonance (because only "far-right fascists in the West" suffer from Cognitive Dissonance).

 

[WaltherPPGAY]

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Retarded wumao thinks America is a more Orwellian country than the glorious PRC because of cognitive dissonance (because only "far-right fascists in the West" suffer from Cognitive Dissonance).

Some even more autistic tankie threw a fit about Orwell being anti-communist and posted a review of 1984 by Asimov in the replies as a rebuttal. The only thing the review has convinced me of is that Asimov would have his own page on the forums had the lifespan of the two overlapped.

 

[From The Uncanny Valley]

Some even more autistic tankie threw a fit about Orwell being anti-communist and posted a review of 1984 by Asimov in the replies as a rebuttal. The only thing the review has convinced me of is that Asimov would have his own page on the forums had the lifespan of the two overlapped.

And his following