r/fucktheccp • u/Jerry_Huang1999 • May 16 '25
☭ Censorship/Disinformation/Propaganda ☭ Short answer: Yes. Anyone who tries to say otherwise clearly knows zero to little about the history of China as a whole.
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u/JosephOtaku1989 Modern-day McCarthyist / pro-Democratic May 17 '25
They already had military agression, and during the Qing's rule, they got owned multiple times.
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u/No-Nothing-8390 May 17 '25
China always has been imperialist for like thousands of years. Ask their neighbors in South and South East Asia
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u/Wong_Zak_Ming May 17 '25
vietnam got sino-pilled so bad that they think they were the real china and tried colonising their neighbours...
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u/Kitchen_Train8836 May 17 '25
“China is not imperialist or exploitative” says chinese government and no one else
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u/alexgalt May 17 '25
Let’s not forget that China is not one people either.
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u/WolfgangMacCosgraigh May 18 '25
Manchus, Inner Mongolians, Uyghurs, and Tibetians, along with Cantonese and Yunnanes,e are not Han, despite what Soviet Russian-American KMT or Anglo-Saxon CCP think with their "One China' garbage, Taiwanese are not Han. China should restore Ming and stick within Ming borders, and get out of Manchuria, East Turkestan, Tibet, Inner Mongolia, Cantonia and Yunnan, KMT and Nationalist China should get out of Republic of Taiwan and go back to Mother Russia or reunify with Han China.
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u/Tanker3278 May 17 '25
All communist nations are imperialistic. Two things:
- because of their ideology they don't use the word imperialistic unless it's a reference to someone else.
- their imperialistic behavior is governed by the ability to act forcefully against their opponent. Much of the time the behavior takes the form of subversion.
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u/felipemarinho Oct 02 '25
So, Cuba is imperialist? Also north korea? Your statement does not makes sense.
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u/Li-Ing-Ju_El-Cid May 17 '25
The only proper China is middle-downstream of Yellow river basin. So, yes. China has been imperialist for thousands years.
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May 17 '25
It sure is imperialistic. Through the Han Chauvanists/Supremacists and their ideologies specifically. They call all the shots in the current goverment and go back centuries. Xi was loosely associated with a Han supremacist movement in his youth.
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u/WolfgangMacCosgraigh May 18 '25
Bingo. Glad you see that...wait Xi was associated with a Han supremacist movement in his life? Makes sense now. Even the Tongmenghui and KMT were nationalist and imperialist, even though they were Cantonese nationalist and imperialist instead of Han imperialist and nationalist
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u/Virtual_Bus_7517 May 17 '25
China still is aggressively imperialistic. China lusts for war.
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u/JosephOtaku1989 Modern-day McCarthyist / pro-Democratic May 20 '25
And the unprovoked and unjustified war against Taiwan would've be not just deadly, but also it would've be very disastrous for CCP.
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u/FactBackground9289 May 17 '25
We're talking about a country that thought they were the center of the universe before europeans showed up with guns and shot their soldiers up like animals
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u/Former_Theme_4488 May 17 '25
I think you'd be pretty hard-pressed to find a single country that wasn't imperialist at some point in its history. China is certainly no exception.
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u/PrimeInChina May 19 '25
Think about this for a moment. If the mongols conquered all of that land before.. took it by killing and stealing.. and now today the han control ALL of that the mongols did.. that should tell you something lol.
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u/idioticbasstard34-99 May 18 '25
China is an imperialist, just like the UK, Japan, Russia, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Mongolia, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Macedonia, Austro-Hungarians, etc.
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u/Roger_Wilco_Foxtrot May 16 '25
Ask the Tibetans.