Chinese brainwashing compilation 1

Who are you going to talk to? This is ridiculous. How can you teach hatred like this? Do you want to teach them love? What time is it now to cut knives? Do you want to kill people at such a young age? We don't make gunpowder, you know? They're not taught to love their neighbors. They're essentially taught to embrace this idea of violence, not literally. But if you really think about it, with how common these sort of rampages that are happening in China as we've heard in recent days, it does make sense that when you teach the people when they're very young about wielding a sword, maybe when they grow up, when things go wrong, that that's what they've learned to do. Why don't you look at the Japanese? They're sick, you know? What kind of cow is this? What do you mean? I've been eating this for a whole day, and you guys have such good eyes. That's a cow, that's a cow. You guys have been eating this for a whole day. What's wrong with you guys? This guy was really fed up with it too. Watch. You! Hey wife, I want to spend all day doing nothing and playing with the boys. Will you allow that to happen? Over-the-top made-up scenarios, unbearable high-pitched voices, and a destruction of culture. These are CCP operas, not just any operas, they were the only ones available during the Cultural Revolution, hence they were called the revolutionary operas, or model operas. You know how these performances are supposed to portray how beautiful the lives of farmers were in China, when in fact, they were actually starving at the time. The CCP continues with the weird obsession of brainwashing them young. Apparently bomb satchels are the way to go. Sure, the kids may not realize what they're going through, but that's just how brainwashing works, permanently trying to build a memory of this. Now, kindergarten kids, still, do they have to do this type of stuff? Well, the CCP is constantly in this war prepping mindset, right? Not always for actual war fighting, but to keep its citizens' hatred bar high, topped up. But why the bomb satchel? Well, this really comes from a soldier, allegedly in a civil war, he held up a bomb satchel under the machine gun nest to blow it up. But the CCP may have exaggerated or even faked this action to create this propaganda hero. And don't tell me they do this in America, okay? American kids don't dress up as WWII soldiers with frag grenades on a regular basis in kindergarten. We all have seen the propaganda around the trade wars, right? Factories are shutting down in China, but some people apparently are sticking with the CCP through and through, even if it means that they have to eat grass and tree barks again, like it's the 1950s. A Wuhan creator from China who believes that the best way to get back at the Japanese is eating their buffet clean. After working out, he decides to take revenge on the Japanese devils, a derogatory term, and that is to eat as much salmon and seafood as possible. And I guess the best way to rejuvenate your national identity is snow crab legs and fresh salmon, which of course just comes off as extremely rude in people's eyes, like feeding into the idea that Chinese people have no manners at the buffet. How badly the United States is doing and how much he hates the United States and... Of course it's dissociated with reality, and that's unfortunately what many people get to know throughout their lives. So the CCP likes to create these narratives that even if I'm not living well, the other side, especially the Americans, well, they're living in hell and they're going through the worst. In fact, it reminds me every time there is a disaster that happens in the Western world, the state media likes to paint it as if there is no resource available and that people aren't being rescued and that, you know, the government doesn't do anything. On May 13th in Chongqing, a man said to his son during food that eat more and then after you grow up, you can defeat the Japanese devils. The man also asked the kid, what are we? And he replies, Sichuan army. Now internet users saw this video were angry about the fact that this father was teaching his son to, you know, hate the Japanese and in this hatred education, the answer the father gave was that I guess the kids are reincarnations of veterans who I guess want to come back and defeat the Japanese once more. But let's just talk about this idea because they say that brainwashing is the best when they can normalize the thinking into what they essentially believe is or conditioning the population to believe is a divine decree upon this group of people to do certain things. And in this case, while the CCP has been very successful in pushing the hatred against Japan. So imagine if a Japanese person was waving the Japanese flag in Beijing and saying things, derogatory things in Chinese to the Chinese police, what would happen to that person? And how big of a news do you think the Chinese state media will make that? Now think about these little pinks who their worldview is brainwashed by the CCP, growing up thinking that they know everything, coming to Japan to protest, which by the way, is a freedom that they certainly do not get to enjoy back home. And yet they think that saying Bakayaru, which means you fool in Japanese, the very idea that they can say these type of things in an open society like in Japan, hypocrisy, right? But also it's the precise irony that they can't do this in China that makes the whole thing, I think quite funny, but also it highlights the disgusting lack of self-awareness. That entire video had nothing to do with freedom. So this guy goes around empty train stations and confuses convenience with actual freedom. That's like saying North Koreans, look, they can ride a subway, they must be a democratic country. Since when is it riding a train talking about fundamental freedom like speech or religious practice? And why is the CCP paying people like this to talk about freedom? And why is the CCP paying people like this to talk about freedom? And why is the CCP paying people like this to talk about brain-dead fake propaganda? Oh wow, you can order Starbucks in your car? But of course you can't say the government's bad in your car. It will auto-drive you to the police station. Just kidding. Also, what is this weird obsession with trains and EVs? It's like that in every single one of these pro-China videos. This happened at EDC Electrical Daisy Carnival in Thailand. According to the Taiwanese victim, who was posted on Reddit about the situation, he was chilling with his girlfriend at the time when four Chinese men came over and asked who's the Taiwanese. They proceeded to yank the flag from where he was sitting and others blocked him from getting it back. He says he didn't want to start a physical confrontation. It wasn't worth it from the post. He also mentioned that security came to ask him whether he wants to report to the police but there was no follow-up. Now it's really strange why in that same event they can wave the PRC flag but Taiwanese cannot wave their Taiwan flag. And it's also stranger because this is in Thailand. This is another sovereign country. So what right does it give them to police others on what flags they can hold? And this in another video, I don't know if the same man or different also had his Taiwan flag he was holding thrown away. After the passing of a 10-year-old Japanese boy in China due to anti-Japanese hate, the CCP felt threatened by the overdoing of their anti-Japanese rhetoric. In a 180-degree shift, decided that the boycott of Japanese seafood and protest over the Fukushima wastewater release is done. A year ago, the Foreign Ministry of China said they cannot trust any testing done by the Japanese for the nuclear water treatment and the state media was on full blast defaming Japan. Remember people were panicked buying salt? Yet now they are okay with it suddenly. I wonder why. Is it because the hate against foreigners will further drive down foreign investments and destroy their international credibility? Absolutely. But guess what? No state media or government body has come out officially condemning the attacks, nor have they banned any of the anti-Japanese content. That tells us secretly they still want this type of hate to fester because that's their base of power. Apparently, hating the Japanese and hating the Americans wasn't enough in some parts of China. They're now hating the Israelis as well. And in this restaurant, the owner puts up a carpet which has the flags of all three countries on it and students are told to step on them as they walk in. In a separate video, this person is using the Israeli flag to wipe his shoes and in the third video here, you see it has a propaganda slogan on the side of the shop. Hatred education wasn't enough. Of course, it's still being denied or in some of the comments are like, oh, it's singular cases. I've posted so many videos now like this one and the other ones before this. In China, there's a systematic hatred education that is part of their curriculum. It's part of the CCP education. You need to install hatred into the kids early so that it becomes a normal thinking process for them later on. They can also teach it to the next generation.