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femmenietzsche:

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The way Chinese netizens get government censors to crack down on the most anodyne things by giving them political connotations (e.g. Winnie the Pooh) is impressive, but what they really need to start doing is ironically praising the regime in a way that\u2019s indistinguishable on a word by word level from actual praise, so that the censors\u2019ll have to block that too.

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you kind of just reinvented Classical Chinese literature

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