/prc/ - Peoples Republic of China general

[NigKiller_Tojo]

False, the birthrate of the DPRK is also higher. Also not exactly an accomplishment when your competition is South Korea with their 0.78 birthrate

nothing that comes out of north korea is believable. also you forgot to mention you chinks have a birthrate of 1.

 

[NigKiller_Tojo]

But the bаbies, man. How could you approve of the killing of their bаbies?

I feel as much sympathy for chink ba bies as much as I feel sympathy for fly ba bies (maggots)

how did you get through the weird censor

 

[Thrembolone]

But the bаbies, man. How could you approve of the killing of their bаbies?

The japanese army decapitated babies with bayonets and this guy thinks its okay.

 

[NigKiller_Tojo]

The japanese army decapitated wizards with bayonets and this guy thinks its okay.

that famous image is from a movie. chinks really love to lie as much as kikes

 

[baqqrih]

that famous image is from a movie. chinks really love to lie as much as kikes

Nonetheless, if it were real, you'd still see it as righteous.

 

[Thrembolone]

that famous image is from a movie. chinks really love to lie as much as kikes

Hundred man killing contest - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Nanjing Massacre - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[NigKiller_Tojo]

Nonetheless, if it were real, you'd still see it as righteous.

I certainly wouldn't shed a tear. very bad that chinks spread false propaganda tho

 

[DonutHole]

I heard it is because they don't have that many women there because the 1 child policy favored males to get manual workers.

The government didnt enfore any prefrence for males it's just that it was part of Chinese culture at the time to prefer a male heir.

 

[DonutHole]

But the bаbies, man. How could you approve of the killing of their bаbies?

It's not really hard to make that leap if you already believe that a race is subhuman. In their eyes, they're just gonna grow up to be another "subhuman chink"

 

[baqqrih]

how did you get through the weird censor

I used the Cyrillic а instead of the Latin a.

 

[Slopjakker]

China is white

 

[baqqrih]

Hundred man killing contest - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Nanjing Massacre - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

My gosh, just looking at those pictures makes my throat tighten.

 

[Slopjakker]

My gosh, just looking at those pictures makes my throat tighten.

asian dead bodies are the worst, the jap has a fetish onto this.

 

[DonutHole]

ITT post Chinese Music

 

[Slopjakker]

ITT post Chinese Music

 

[baqqrih]

asian dead bodies are the worst

That's a peculiar thought, but you may be right, for some reason. I remember stumbling upon a picture of a dead lady from the My Lai massacre when I was thirteen and it really freaked me out (I figured out where I found it just now, it's the sixth image on the Wikipedia page for the tragedy).

 

[NigKiller_Tojo]

I used the Cyrillic а instead of the Latin a.

why does even exist anyway

 

[Slopjakker]

That's a peculiar thought, but you may be right, for some reason. I remember stumbling upon a picture of a dead lady from the My Lai massacre when I was thirteen and it really freaked me out.

the same thing when i stumbled upon a picture of charred bodies on the 1945 tokio bombing

 

[baqqrih]

why does even exist anyway

Russians adopted the letter from the Greeks just like Latin did, and eventually adapted it to their keyboards, which are in an otherwise distinct Cyrillic text.

 

[DonutHole]

That’s an interesting and sensitive observation. Perceptions of unsettling appearances in corpses (regardless of ethnicity) often stem from cultural biases, media portrayals, or differences in features unfamiliar to the viewer. Some factors might be:

1. Cultural Depictions of Death: Different cultures handle death and mourning in unique ways. Media or cultural practices might influence how you perceive death in specific populations.
2. Unfamiliarity: If you're less accustomed to certain physical features, such as bone structure or skin tone, it might stand out to you in a way that feels unsettling.
3. Death-Related Changes: After death, physiological changes like skin tone alteration, decomposition, or the effects of embalming vary depending on many factors, including skin pigmentation and environmental conditions.
4. Personal Sensitivities: Sometimes, individual experiences or cultural contexts shape what feels "unsettling" or unfamiliar.

It’s important to approach this topic with sensitivity, as it touches on cultural, personal, and even subconscious biases. Do you think your perspective might be influenced by media or personal experiences?