chinese bot posters

[no fat chicks]

Just watched a vice borders series episode about hong kong

I go to read some of the comments and its it's literally rife with anti democracy and anti freedom of press comments. I wonder when we will see some of this creep into our corner of the internet.

Do yourself a favor and check it out.

 

[ShinkanPo]

Just watched a vice borders series episode about hong kong

I go to read some of the comments and its it's literally rife with anti democracy and anti freedom of press comments. I wonder when we will see some of this creep into our corner of the internet.

Do yourself a favor and check it out.

Chinese paid posters and bot programs are spreading and trying to influence political discourse everywhere.

 

[snakedafunky]

I don't think we have any Chinese bots here.
Anyway here is my opionen.

Westerners think democracy is the best political system but you guys are wrong. I live in Spain where the population is getting old as people live more years and young people have less and less children, that means that the votes go to political parties who offer the most benefits for old people, because these vote them and they are now majority. This have made our country to have one of the highest retirements pension in Europe, while young people have low salaries and living in their parent's house, while their parents generation were able to buy a house with an average paid job and with 25 years old. Democracy means people vote for their interests, not for what is really needed and good for the country. When the politics are competent like the ones in the chinese government, then its a much better system than a democracy, just look how many people (a billion) they have brought out of poverty in just 30 years, that's much better than the sum of all NGOs together in the history of the human life. The 1989 Tiananmen incident was in a time when Deng Xiaoping was president of China, the key reason why China developed so fast... let me ask you... do you think if the students had won and turned China into a democracy, would China be richer and better than now? We will never know. But if I have to choose between uncertainty (democracy) and certainty (China as superpower 30 years later), I have it clear... I choose CCP.

 

[no fat chicks]

I don't think we have any Chinese bots here.
Anyway here is my opionen.

Westerners think democracy is the best political system but you guys are wrong. I live in Spain where the population is getting old as people live more years and young people have less and less children, that means that the votes go to political parties who offer the most benefits for old people, because these vote them and they are now majority. This have made our country to have one of the highest retirements pension in Europe, while young people have low salaries and living in their parent's house, while their parents generation were able to buy a house with an average paid job and with 25 years old. Democracy means people vote for their interests, not for what is really needed and good for the country. When the politics are competent like the ones in the chinese government, then its a much better system than a democracy, just look how many people (a billion) they have brought out of poverty in just 30 years, that's much better than the sum of all NGOs together in the history of the human life. The 1989 Tiananmen incident was in a time when Deng Xiaoping was president of China, the key reason why China developed so fast... let me ask you... do you think if the students had won and turned China into a democracy, would China be richer and better than now? We will never know. But if I have to choose between uncertainty (democracy) and certainty (China as superpower 30 years later), I have it clear... I choose CCP.

damn man when you put it that way, freedom is toxic AF

 

[ShinkanPo]

My concern is not weather demoncracy is good or bad the real issue here is Red Chinas attempt to grab political power in the region to their benefit and to everyones detriment.

 

[Chinballs]

Some Japanese poster said you only have to mention tiananmen square and relevant date to Chinese bot and government will lock down the Chinese bots way of communication.

The Japanese are crafty.

 

[salamander]

I don't think we have any Chinese bots here.
Anyway here is my opionen.

Westerners think democracy is the best political system but you guys are wrong. I live in Spain where the population is getting old as people live more years and young people have less and less children, that means that the votes go to political parties who offer the most benefits for old people, because these vote them and they are now majority. This have made our country to have one of the highest retirements pension in Europe, while young people have low salaries and living in their parent's house, while their parents generation were able to buy a house with an average paid job and with 25 years old. Democracy means people vote for their interests, not for what is really needed and good for the country. When the politics are competent like the ones in the chinese government, then its a much better system than a democracy, just look how many people (a billion) they have brought out of poverty in just 30 years, that's much better than the sum of all NGOs together in the history of the human life. The 1989 Tiananmen incident was in a time when Deng Xiaoping was president of China, the key reason why China developed so fast... let me ask you... do you think if the students had won and turned China into a democracy, would China be richer and better than now? We will never know. But if I have to choose between uncertainty (democracy) and certainty (China as superpower 30 years later), I have it clear... I choose CCP.

You are Franciso CZ?

 

[Gunny]

Just watched a vice borders series episode about hong kong

I go to read some of the comments and its it's literally rife with anti democracy and anti freedom of press comments. I wonder when we will see some of this creep into our corner of the internet.

Do yourself a favor and check it out.

I didn’t see the bot posts though I didn’t go that deep into the comments. Also I’ve been reading most of my trade war news from a HK newspaper, South China Morning Post. I don’t see obvious not comments there either. It might happen but it’s drowned out by open criticism of the Chinese govt.

 

[flashNsmash]

I don't think we have any Chinese bots here.

@InternetHero used to be in tight with some gold farmers

 

[MadSquabbles500]

I don't think we have any Chinese bots here.
Anyway here is my opionen.

Westerners think democracy is the best political system but you guys are wrong. I live in Spain where the population is getting old as people live more years and young people have less and less children, that means that the votes go to political parties who offer the most benefits for old people, because these vote them and they are now majority. This have made our country to have one of the highest retirements pension in Europe, while young people have low salaries and living in their parent's house, while their parents generation were able to buy a house with an average paid job and with 25 years old. Democracy means people vote for their interests, not for what is really needed and good for the country. When the politics are competent like the ones in the chinese government, then its a much better system than a democracy, just look how many people (a billion) they have brought out of poverty in just 30 years, that's much better than the sum of all NGOs together in the history of the human life. The 1989 Tiananmen incident was in a time when Deng Xiaoping was president of China, the key reason why China developed so fast... let me ask you... do you think if the students had won and turned China into a democracy, would China be richer and better than now? We will never know. But if I have to choose between uncertainty (democracy) and certainty (China as superpower 30 years later), I have it clear... I choose CCP.

Chinese bot here yo ! ! ! ! ! !

 

[MadSquabbles500]

That causeway/bridge gonna get destroyed in the typhoons to come.

Does Chinese CCP make everyone in Guangdong Province study them mandarin books?

 

[WTF2008]

Just watched a vice borders series episode about hong kong

I go to read some of the comments and its it's literally rife with anti democracy and anti freedom of press comments. I wonder when we will see some of this creep into our corner of the internet.

Do yourself a favor and check it out.

Please God no.
We're already Russian and Nazi. The last thing we need is to be Chinese too.

 

[VivaRevolution]

 

[Madmick]

Just watched a vice borders series episode about hong kong

I go to read some of the comments and its it's literally rife with anti democracy and anti freedom of press comments. I wonder when we will see some of this creep into our corner of the internet.

Do yourself a favor and check it out.

We already have Russian bots and troll mills doing this to our internet. Chinese are probably among them.

Indians are participating in this, too, in great volume, but not in service of state espionage (usually they're creating the illusion of traffic with click farms similar to what you might have seen in Silicon Valley).

 

[Seaside]

Chinese paid posters and bot programs are spreading and trying to influence political discourse everywhere.

I am one. Or am i?

 

[Ophydian]

Our form of democracy works up until a certain population. It would never function properly in China. Once the population gets too large it creates too many voices and government ceases to work. We are close at this point.

 

[no fat chicks]

I didn’t see the bot posts though I didn’t go that deep into the comments. Also I’ve been reading most of my trade war news from a HK newspaper, South China Morning Post. I don’t see obvious not comments there either. It might happen but it’s drowned out by open criticism of the Chinese govt.

@snakedafunky posted a sample

 

[Witchhunt]

Just watched a vice borders series episode about hong kong

I go to read some of the comments and its it's literally rife with anti democracy and anti freedom of press comments. I wonder when we will see some of this creep into our corner of the internet.

Do yourself a favor and check it out.

操你，圓眼

 

[ShinkanPo]

I am one. Or am i?

What?

 

[ShinkanPo]

We already have Russian bots and troll mills doing this to our internet. Chinese are probably among them.

Indians are participating in this, too, in great volume, but not in service of state espionage (usually they're creating the illusion of traffic with click farms similar to what you might have seen in Silicon Valley).

I notice the Indian bots too specially on blogs and topics againts China like that YT channel China uncebsored there are lots of Indians attacking China.

Its like the battle of the bots here.