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@FWang74436 @Alex8282019 这个案例极好的证明了，无论左右，只要极端，只要站在坐标轴的两级，那就是沙波。

@Alex8282019 这倒是事实，美国人杀害日本平民，日本人不敢恨他们。中共杀害的几千万中国平民，中国人也不敢恨他们。世界之大无奇不有

终于有日本人问出这个问题了。

@nake13 @turingou @chenluois 记起来了，是他。没想到他还关注了我。

@turingou 是这个人吧：@chenluois 已经人间消失11年了…

说起这个，还有没有人记得曾经有个少年程序员做了一款很有名的 md 阅读器，但后来似乎销声匿迹了

@turingou Mou依然是我最喜欢的markdown app

我隐约感觉，在X上，把自己的名字后面夹带非本国国旗且超过一国国旗的账户，应该多多少少智力方面不太行。但是它们通常有着强烈的价值观焦虑和身份认同焦虑。

你们试了吗

国内对于大厂搞龙虾的嘲讽有很重要的一条就是，你那么牛的一个厂子，一天天就只会在内部赛马/占赛博地皮/抢用户偷隐私的粪坑里。不能正儿八经搞点像样的东西出来？

小时候看过一部美剧叫《霹雳游侠》，大概是九十年代上旬，那个BGM我至今有印象。

Jesus

@shin20170922ken @minnano_dougaww

@minnano_dougaww どうして中国車の時に路面に映っているヘッドライトの形が実物と違うんだよ！ｗ

@passluo 这女表谁啊，看来推上苟比跟墙内比只多不少啊

你敦煌首富吧？壁画这么多 😅

@akafaceUS Those looking for these jobs are typically from the lowest income brackets, but they’re not homeless. They’re just ordinary people trying to earn a day’s wage. If you can use translation tools, check out this article:mp.weixin.qq.com/s/_V9lEqS8FnY4…

@akafaceUS From the video, it is Longhua Station. The nearby shops are labor agencies offering daily-wage jobs. Many ppl from out of town come here to wait for factory shifts the next day — usually low-paid, manual work.

In Shenzhen, people have noticed a growing number of homeless people in public areas. Some say many young people are struggling with unemployment and social challenges, and those who fall behind can face restrictions under the social credit system, which makes it even harder for them to get back on their feet.

@snowsheepwayu @CarlZha ご返信ありがとうございます。ロイター日本語アカウントの投稿は、まるでこの災害の発生を心待ちにしていて、それを前代未聞の興奮とともに受け止めているように見えました。その姿勢には正直、言葉を失いました。

@CarlZha 初めまして！ 多くの日本人は、ロイター通信社に怒りの声を上げています😡ロイター日本アカウントは頭がおかしいです。それは、日本国民の意思ではありません！みんなも講義してください。ロイター通信社のアカウントに、人の心がありません。 香港の火災で被災した方々に哀悼の意を送ります😭

Reuters Japan decides it's totally appropriate to use a man crying and screaming that his wife is still inside a burning building in Hong Kong as a header image.

@takt7777 @kinglinzhuhui 人家发彩色照片，你发黑白照片，这就是差别。

@kinglinzhuhui The war criminal was tried😱

Japan 🇯🇵 has never ceased its militarism. Just imagine, if these Nazi and militarist flags appeared on the streets of Germany 🇩🇪 again and again, how would Europeans react?

@KakkyPhD @Jingjing_Li 我的朋友，过段时间我会去东京停留几天，有机会的话我们可以坐下来聊一聊，消除一下彼此之间的成见和偏见。上千年的邻居也有这恩恩怨怨，没必要交恶，愿世界和平，让我们都更了解彼此。

Imagine if the Kuomintang government had not retreated to Taiwan and was still flying the Blue Sky with a White Sun and Wholly Red Earth flag on mainland China—how much happier would the world be? For Asia, the Five-Star Red Flag that the People’s Liberation Army is still using symbolizes the communism and one-party dictatorship of the People’s Republic of China, which was newly established after World War II. This flag has been raised under a regime that caused genocides like the Tiananmen Square incident on June 4, 1989, where tanks and armored vehicles charged into crowds of demonstrators demanding democracy, killing them with gunfire and running them over… Now, the Chinese Communist Party nonchalantly waves this symbol “proudly,” striving to justify the “glorious” days of one-party dictatorship and speech control. This is dangerous.

Imagine if Germany still waved the swastika symbol nowadays, how would the world react? To Asia, this flag that Japan's army is still using represents Japan's imperial aggression & war crimes in WWII. This flag was raised when Japan took other countries' territories and committed rape, mass murder, and genocide ... Now, the far-right in Japan still "proudly" waves this symbol, striving to return to their "glorious" militaristic days. This is dangerous.

@rutasosabu 昭和天皇は降伏に関する詔書において、ポツダム宣言の条項を誠実に履行することを命じました。ポツダム宣言の第8条には「カイロ宣言の条項は履行せらるべし」と明記されており、カイロ宣言（満洲・台湾・澎湖諸島の返還など）はポツダム宣言の核心的な構成要素となっています。

China keeps lying about this.🤣 Whenever Beijing insists “Taiwan has always been part of China,” they always pull out the same line — “The Cairo Declaration said so.” But here’s the real conclusion from international law scholars: The Cairo Declaration was merely a statement of intent. It has no legal force. It did NOT determine Taiwan’s territorial status. The first time Taiwan’s status was formally addressed was in the 1951 San Francisco Peace Treaty. And even there, it only says: “Japan renounces Taiwan.” What it doesn’t say is: “Japan returns Taiwan to China.” That line doesn’t exist anywhere. So under international law, Taiwan’s status remained undetermined. After 1945, Chiang Kai-shek’s ROC forces entered Taiwan, but that was legally: “Occupation on behalf of the Allied Powers.” Not ownership. Not sovereignty. That’s the truth — which Beijing never mentions.

@k34710213 @sohbunshu It’s hilarious. When the Chinese government puts out a strong policy, you muggles go, ‘Well, that doesn’t mean the Chinese people agree.’ But when people in Taiwan say something pro-China, suddenly it’s, ‘Only the Taiwan government represents the will of the people.’ LMFAO.

@sohbunshu 台湾人の意見とは「台湾政府」の意見をいいます。台湾いわく、「中華人民共和国は黙ってろ」だってさ😂

台湾のインフレンサー「館長」 「日本は中国人のことに首を突っ込むな 我々台湾人も中国人、お前と関係ない」

@MyColleagueMio2 This angle of attack is pretty weak. I’d suggest staking out and capturing some real footage of people defecating or urinating in public if you want to make the attack more effective.

A video shows a Chinese baby hanging from a train strap in Japan 🚃, raising safety concerns and questions about parenting in public spaces 🤔. x.com/japanbanzailov…

@emanzahedikia @RealKrisFleet @visionergeo @grok A lot of the hate China gets online comes down to differences in ideology. It’s not like China actually did anything to those people.

Of course they can, but can they withstand the consequences? That is the question. May I ask what China has done? How many wars has China been involved in over the last 20 years? How many overseas military bases does it have? @grok can you please tell us how many military conflicts with other nations has China been involved in the last 20 years and how many overseas military bases they have overseas? Can you compare those numbers to that of the United States and the United Kingdom ?

‼️‼️🇨🇳🇯🇵 BREAKING - Chinese military ships entered Japan's territorial waters. Chinese military ships entered Japan's disputed territorial waters on Sunday morning and passed near the Senkaku Islands. The incident occurred amid deteriorating relations between the countries following statements by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi about the possible use of force in the event of a conflict over Taiwan. The Japanese side recorded the presence of at least four armed China Coast Guard ships. This was reported in a Bloomberg article, which presents the position of the Chinese authorities and the course of the diplomatic dispute. The article also notes that the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarded Takaichi's statements as interference in internal affairs and threatened consequences. The publication quotes Beijing's warning about "security risks" for Chinese citizens on Japanese territory. See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo

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