duck duck go says the text says “Leave a Trump”

  • Saik0@lemmy.saik0.com
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    Can you post winnie the xi jingping on there?

    Or is that an insta-ban like every other chinese-based platform?

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      Discussion of any Chinese politics is prohibited, pro CCP or not. So yeah I think this will get you banned pretty quick. I have seen other international politics discussed though.

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          i bet you feel so repressed over there :P /s

          but yeah i totally get that and thats why lemmy is certainly not my only social platform /gen

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      Insta-ban. But at least you can criticize the US government on there. I don’t think that will continue to be a thing on major US social networks in the coming years.

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        Old Soviet-Era joke. An American and a Russian meet in Berlin for drinks. The American says to the Russian, “Don’t you ever long for freedom of speech in your country? Why, back home, I can go on the telephone or radio and say all sorts of bad things about our President Ronald Reagan. Nobody stops me.”

        The Russian takes a sip, shrugs, and replies, “Comrade, I don’t understand the problem. In the USSR, I can go on the telephone or radio and say all sorts of bad things about your President Ronald Reagan, too.”

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          Reminds me of the Jewish guy who wanted to move from USSR to Israel. They asked him:

          “Why do you want to leave? You don’t like the people here?”

          “I can’t complain.”

          “Or is it your job?”

          “I can’t complain.”

          “Perhaps you don’t like the politics here?”

          “I definitely can’t complain about that.”

          “So why leave?”

          “Because there I will be able to complain.”

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              Over 10% of the entire nation of Israel was out in the streets demanding Bibi’s resignation in 7/23 with no reprisals for anyone. Im willing to bet you can criticize Israel in Israel.

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        It’s really curious to see how Americans will post “Haha, your President is a funny color!”, then applaud themselves for being bold and transgressive.

        But when you see an American posts “Jesus, that’s some hollow, ugly, bigotry. Why are you attacking a person for their skin color? You should know better”, they’re bombarded with downvotes for being hack while implicitly accused of being an agent of a foreign power.

        Really illustrates what “Freedom of Speech” amounts to in a Settler Colonial state.

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            It’s .ml, they have a lot of CCP shills/bots/ops/whatever. I haven’t heard this new spin on it. Which is kinda a funny one because the Xijingpoohbear started in China…you know, by other folks with the same skin color.

            I’ll give the CCP social manipulators some credit, they are good at their job. Getting something plausibly called out for racism on Lemmy is a reliable way to get a lot of kneejerk support without any thought behind it.

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              What’s funny is how Winnie the Pooh is literally nothing but positive. lovable bear. yet somehow its offensive.

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                Winnie the Pooh is literally nothing but positive. lovable bear. yet somehow its offensive.

                Cheetos are delicious crunchy snacks, and yet conservatives will ban you from their community for posting

                Real mystery. I guess some people are just too fat, stupid, and ugly to accept a complement.

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                  Eh, Cheetos are junk food though… empty calories that make people fat (I actually really dislike normal cheetos… but like crunchy cheetos). There is clearly a negative connotation here… The most you get from Winnie the Pooh is that he’s often naive to stuff, but that only makes him more warm and loving… Which makes it all the more stupid that Xi Jingping would take offense.

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                Liberals are so gullible they keep believing propaganda long after it’s been discredited even by Western sources. Absolute rubes.

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    Isn’t it actually “little red book”?

    Ie mao’s manifesto…or the AA handbook?

    RedNote makes it sound like a new Evernote

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      i think there’s just multiple popular english translations of the mandarin product title

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        I think you misstated that. There’s multiple English titles to avoid using the real name. There’s one direct translation I’ve seen from every article on this, and it’s little red book.

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          I can’t see any evidence of 小红书 being used to described the Quotations. The term for that book I see being used is 红宝书 - “treasured red book.”

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          didn’t misstate. yes the mandarin title xiaohongshu most directly translates to little red book. what might you call a little book? a notebook. note. so rednote, little red book, or red notebook are all translations of the original. rednote is simply the easiest to say for anglophones as it’s fewer syllables and the one that has been chosen colloquially. not that complicated lol.

          more info is available right on wikipedia none of this is like a secret or something:

          https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiaohongshu

          The app was initially called “Hong Kong Shopping Guide” and targeted Chinese tourists.[8]

          The name Xiaohongshu or ‘Little Red Book’ was inspired by its co-founder Mao Wenchao [zh]'s career at Bain & Company and education at the Stanford Graduate School of Business; both institutions feature red as their main color.[9][10]

          ‘Little Red Book’ is also the English nickname for the 1964 compilation Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung.[8][11]

          The app is often called RedNote by U.S. users.[10][12]

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            I didn’t say it was secret? I said it’s a way to hide.

            I think you’re skipping a few steps but I don’t think we’ll ever see eye to eye so byeee

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              rude lol you told me i misstated and i responded with everything i know. all three titles, 2 english, 1 mandarin-english transliteration, are common even on the app itself

              always welcome to counterexamples but i see no evidence of hiding going on from all my personal experience :)

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    离了个特朗普 means “as outrageous/unusual as Trump”

    离谱 means “outrageous/unusual”

    了个 is exaggerating the tone

    特朗普 (trump) is a wordplay here as the 普/谱 is in same sound and only a Chinese radical off

    Sauce: me

    Edit: damnit, I made a typo at 离普, should be 离谱

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    the rest of it is just a lot of cat and cooking videos lol

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    I think it means more like Great Trump. The 离了个 part means great. 特朗普 means Trump. Google thinks the complete phrase means The Great War but that’s not really right either because the last 3 chars defo mean Trump

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      DeepL says “Away from a Trump”. Says 离了个 means be divorced and 特朗普 means Donald Trump (1946-), US Democrat politician, president from 2009… Makes even less sense.

      But incredibly amusing.

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        That first character is more routinely a character that indicates departing from a space / location but in this example, it’s definitely not being used like that.

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    Waiguoren opening rednote was opening Pandora’s box 😭 The Great Firewall protects us as well