Chinese Twitter ain't havin' no Hinkle!
Chinese Twitter ain't havin' no Hinkle!
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Words cannot capture how much I hate this fucker. Everything is a grift. You'd think someone like this would go to university to get a degree and actually contribute to society.
Instead he grifts because he has no motivation to actually have a net value.
In a just world, lenin would have let this guy starve to death.
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Nah his grift contributes net value... to the interests of the bourgeoisie.
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He can just grift like Andrew Tate or Nick fu*ntes.
Why does he need to bother socialists and communists?
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Fiending for more comments from that thread
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It's going to be entertaining when the ruse implodes.
Just hope too many don't get sucked up this
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Replies to top comment: “Are some of them doing double duty?” “So there’s another two guys getting paid for doing nothing?”
Reply to bottom comment: “Historically the Americans have tried something similar, but failed for a simple reason - too little support from the ordinary people”
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It's clear now that the Golden Shield Project is for the benefit of westerners, otherwise the Chinese posters would just dunk us out of existence
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Who is this guy? I tried looking at his Wikipedia but it just made me confused and broke my brain when i saw the words "American Conservative Marxist-Leninist". Wtf does that mean?
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That's the only way that makes sense, I suppose lol
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A patsoc
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Can somebody please bring me up to speed on this American Communist Party stuff I am totally out of the loop
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Jackson Hinkle, a
nationalpatriotic socialist, Trump fan, grifter, hack, intelligence asset, etc… started another right-wing faux-communist "party". Not sure how he keeps getting so much spotlight, must have connections in high placesEdit: His new "party" also has a cryptocurrency scam attached.
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Love to see it!
Tangentially related: Does anyone know anything about the RCA party? I've heard little bits about how they just started up but people here always seem to know so much more about all these orgs.
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I recall someone mentioning that they're trots. I don't remember anything else.
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damn... always the damn trots
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The bottom right would translate better to "Please try harder" or "Please use more effort" than "Please cheer up" in this context.
"加油" in this case is used a bit more ironically, and it's extremely difficult to translate to begin with.
It literally means "add oil" and is generally meant in "further intensify efforts". In sports, if you're yelling it at your sports team, it means "go team!". When it's someone sick, its "get well soon". In this case its very "try harder".