| damnnnn. i ain't surprised tho. we've always been pretty sensitive with this stuff especially when so many chinese got tortured and slaughtered by japanese. but knowing how piracy is a big thing in china, it won't stop fans from still watching it illegally. |
MayukaFeb 5, 2020 12:25 PM
| A totalitarian Chinese government banning things color me surprised. This is the same government that banned Winnie the Pooh after president Xi got butthurt over the memes.  Anyway this definitely a bad news for MHA I hope it recovers from this lose. |
Xstasy said: Actually it isn't banned in China. I was able to find Winnie the Pooh on multiple Chinese-based search engines while I was in China last year. This is just fake news spread on Western media to make China look bad, yet again. It's more of a meme at this point.A totalitarian Chinese government banning things color me surprised. This is the same government that banned Winnie the Pooh after president Xi got butthurt over the memes. |
| China is doing similar things to Unit 731, they are becoming the monsters they revile so much. They have no leg to stand on. |
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| Lmao China literally throwing a tamtrum and demanding another country to change a product to suit their needs. Literal definition of a special snowflake. |
Xstasy said: Those are not credible sources. People will literally believe anything written on western media. For example, the Corona Virus video of a girl eating a bat. It was in Palau not in China but people wrote China in the viral tweets.Mayuka said: Actually it isn't banned in China. I was able to find Winnie the Pooh on multiple Chinese-based search engines while I was in China last year. This is just fake news spread on Western media to make China look bad, yet again. It's more of a meme at this point. That is what I read online. https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-china-blog-40627855 https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/aug/07/china-bans-winnie-the-pooh-film-to-stop-comparisons-to-president-xi I've been to china several times in my life. I've watched Winnie the Pooh in China and saw the plushies being sold at Disney stores. Idk. You can also search it on Baidu like the above user has said. Hoppy said: China is doing similar things to Unit 731, they are becoming the monsters they revile so much. They have no leg to stand on. Ah, here we go again. https://www.reddit.com/r/Sino/wiki/fakenews-china/religion I'm just gonna link this. You can do your own research and think about what to believe. TL;DR: Many of the Uyghur Concentration Camp viral videos you see on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook are all fabricated. China has literally invited the United Nations to come visit for themselves to Xinjiang. Uyghur people who have come out about their stories were all hired by CIA or never even been to China as well. I'm not gonna deny it exists. It could possibly exist but right now non-mainlainders are acting as if it's the truth. |
MayukaFeb 5, 2020 12:48 PM
| yes you should consider the global customers different histories and cultures but not retarded snowflakes, if you get into the mindset of a retarded snowflake suddenly everything becomes inconsiderate even breathing |
Yudina said: I've read through the threads, some of it is pretty valid and debunks the theories. Again, I'm not denying the concentration camps exist. There just isn't any proof at the moment. A lot of r/Sino posts are definitely a bit biased but this subreddit is more valid than most other subreddits which fakes captions and such.For what it's worth, I wouldn't trust r/Sino, I don't think they really have anything on the subject that isn't covered better elsewhere/doing your own research. Doing your own research is pretty hard when most English websites are biased against China and pro-America lol. I was very anti-China until recent when I did my own research though. I was under the influence of most of the western news outlets making up stories and fake translations. |
Yudina said: Nah I get your point. I'm just saying, most people won't be able to find those news themselves. It's practically impossible to find anything legit when big news sites are all creating fabricated stories. What is your stance on the Uyghur situation?Mayuka said: I mean more just actual investigation to confirm it yourself. Like finding out that the initial report about the reeducation centers that was broke by Reuters was funded by some "China Tribunal" which is actually just a front for the Epoch Times, which is a Falun Gong sponsored propaganda machine.I've read through the threads, some of it is pretty valid and debunks the theories. Again, I'm not denying the concentration camps exist. There just isn't any proof at the moment. A lot of r/Sino posts are definitely a bit biased but this subreddit is more valid than most other subreddits which fakes captions and such. Doing your own research is pretty hard when most English websites are biased against China and pro-America lol. I was very anti-China until recent when I did my own research though. I was under the influence of most of the western news outlets making up stories and fake translations. |
Yudina said: Do you think it's on the same level as Unit 731? I don't think it's to that point of badness. At least, there isn't proof of that revealed yet.Mayuka said: They seem kind of bad, but really depends on how you think about it. A lot of it is cultural erasure at the expense of economic development, so I don't think you can make everyone happy in this kind of trade off.Nah I get your point. I'm just saying, most people won't be able to find those news themselves. It's practically impossible to find anything legit when big news sites are all creating fabricated stories. What is your stance on the Uyghur situation? But they aren't organ harvesting centers lmfao From some things I've watched, it seems pretty peaceful and has given a lot of people a chance at a new life in China. |
Yudina said: No, I'm saying I doubt Chinese people are testing on non-Chinese in China and raping/killing them like the way Japanese did to Chinese. I think you are misunderstanding me.Mayuka said: Wait, do you not how bad Unit 731 was lmfaoDo you think it's on the same level as Unit 731? I don't think it's to that point of badness. At least, there isn't proof of that revealed yet. From some things I've watched, it seems pretty peaceful and has given a lot of people a chance at a new life in China. When I meant cultural erasure I meant it in the context of transforming Xinjiang both economically and socially to fit with China's Belt & Road Initiative. A lot of cultural icons, statues, historical figures, and certain areas have been transformed which ultimately has long lasting effects on the culture and religion of the Uyghur people, which is pretty different, no thanks in part to the vastness of China's geography. It's a give or take scenario, where I think you have pretty valid complaints anyway you swing it, but the wilder complaints are largely unverified and untrue. For now at least. Yes, I know about cultural erasure. I recall it's mostly to get rid of the security issue of terrorism too. They still are allowed their religion, can embrace it and even have places to pray so I don't see it as completely destroying what they have. |
deg said: Viltas said: yes you should consider the global customers different histories and cultures but not retarded snowflakes, if you get into the mindset of a retarded snowflake suddenly everything becomes inconsiderate even breathing true but its hard to measure which is a snowflakes censorship and a culture/history censorship I agree it can be difficult thats why there are always long and huge debates about censorships in many individual cases. Social Media really doesn't help with this and its arguably what makes these issues more toxic than they have to be |
| Ok, so a Japanese author recognises Japanese war crimes by creating a villain that alludes to these crimes, and the ones offended are...the Chinese? Wew. Tough crowd. |
Xstasy said: A totalitarian Chinese government banning things color me surprised. This is the same government that banned Winnie the Pooh after president Xi got butthurt over the memes. Anyway this definitely a bad news for MHA I hope it recovers from this lose. What's next, banning mickey mouse? Lmao |
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terminador_2397 said: Xstasy said: A totalitarian Chinese government banning things color me surprised. This is the same government that banned Winnie the Pooh after president Xi got butthurt over the memes. Anyway this definitely a bad news for MHA I hope it recovers from this lose. What's next, banning mickey mouse? Lmao that would be corpate suicide for any country. |
| "among monsters and humans, there are only two types. Those who undergo suffering and spread it to others. And those who undergo suffering and avoid giving it to others." -Alice “Beauty is no quality in things themselves: It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them; and each mind perceives a different beauty.” David Hume “Evil is created when someone gives up on someone else. It appears when everyone gives up on someone as a lost cause and removes their path to salvation. Once they are cut off from everyone else, they become evil.” -Othinus  |
Nothing is impossible at this point so its only a matter of time before it happens. |
| What the helll? Boku no Hero Academia is like the most tame battle shonen ever made. |
 ☆☆☆ "There's a huge difference between one and infinity. However, compared to the difference between existence and non-existence, one and infinite are nearly the same. I am the child destined to become the best witch... no... The greatest Creator in the world...!" -Maria Ushiromiya ☆☆☆ |
Satyr_icon said: Ok, so a Japanese author recognises Japanese war crimes by creating a villain that alludes to these crimes, and the ones offended are...the Chinese? Wew. Tough crowd. Named after victims though not the perpetrators so it may be implied intentionally or not the villain is a victim turned villain. Understand the context now? |
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traed said: Named after victims though not the perpetrators so it may be implied intentionally or not the villain is a victim turned villain. Understand the context now? Yeah yeah, I get it. |
| Mah little winnie got triggered again. |
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| Probably Japan would start teaching their dark imperial past in their school textbook next time so their younger generation would have more context about the world that give birth to them, nah, it's Japan we're talking about, they're fine with paying war reparation but not with the guilt that comes with it. |
| The most important things in life is the people that you care about |
| The people watching My Hero Academia in China weren't even alive during world war 2. |
| I hope Japan finally accomplishes the job of finally pissing off the Chinese. They got screwed over by such soft humor. I imagine how boring must be to be a Chinese comedian. Can't even joke dark topics. |
''Enemies' gifts are no gifts and do no good.'' |
| so discussing bnha is the chinese officials' choice of entertainment in between discussions on the coronavirus. funky. |
AnimeFreak-San said: is this a male gender issure...human issue...mental illness perhaps? |
| @Mayuka Actually,m there was a ban that involved Pooh, but that was just that the meme got banned. And the Uyghur situation doesn't have conclusive evidence, if there was then maaany countries would have thrown shit like sanctions towards China ALREADY. But most of us also weren't aware of the German concentration camps until the allied forces and the russians invaded Germany in order to take down the Nazis. |
| I mean... I thought china was notorious for banning lots of popular anime all the time? I swear that popular anime like attack on titan and deathnote are banned over there, with many other anime that are also banned. As for the doctors name thing, im not that happy, its a pretty insensitive idea on the creators part. I wouldnt stop watching the series over this though. |
Bourmegar said: Yeah, that's the point. There hasn't have conclusive evidence. Just people not living in China making articles about it and everyone believing it's legit lol. Many countries support US after all :/And the Uyghur situation doesn't have conclusive evidence, if there was then maaany countries would have thrown shit like sanctions towards China ALREADY. |
I was going to make a smart educated post but I couldn't take it seriously with all of the Winnie The Pooh content in this thread. The first thing that came to mind:  |
 サディスティックな考え "JUST KILL ME." サディスティックマインド |
Mayuka said: Bourmegar said: Yeah, that's the point. There hasn't have conclusive evidence. Just people not living in China making articles about it and everyone believing it's legit lol. Many countries support US after all :/And the Uyghur situation doesn't have conclusive evidence, if there was then maaany countries would have thrown shit like sanctions towards China ALREADY. The problem here is that we know for a fact that there is no freedom of speech in China and that officials will always spin the stories in the way that it favors the state. On the other hand we have a bunch of journalists from multiple countries with little reason to lie. Anyone can see why people would prefer to believe the latter. If China wants others to actually believe in what they're saying, they should stop their censorship. Until that happens independent journalists are always more trustworthy source than whatever the "official" truth is. |
NthDegree said: I'm not defending how China works but if you think about it, the censorship makes it safer to live there compared to in the states and Canada. There is so much freedom of speech here that it's dangerous to go outside. I mean, a lot of media outlets post fake news here all the time. You can make a tweet and make a fake caption for something and it can go viral. Mayuka said: Yeah, that's the point. There hasn't have conclusive evidence. Just people not living in China making articles about it and everyone believing it's legit lol. Many countries support US after all :/ The problem here is that we know for a fact that there is no freedom of speech in China and that officials will always spin the stories in the way that it favors the state. On the other hand we have a bunch of journalists from multiple countries with little reason to lie. Anyone can see why people would prefer to believe the latter. If China wants others to actually believe in what they're saying, they should stop their censorship. Until that happens independent journalists are always more trustworthy source than whatever the "official" truth is. In the west, I see protests all the time between extremists and people hurting each other. It is more controlled in China as protests are not a thing without government permission. There is barely any security here. Anyone can hop on the subway. In China, there are metal detector machines you have to go through to enter the subway. It is much more controlled so that an outrage won't occur. "On the other hand we have a bunch of journalists from multiple countries with little reason to lie." It's definitely possible the US has paid writers to create articles to write for their own profit/benefit though. |
Mayuka said: NthDegree said: I'm not defending how China works but if you think about it, the censorship makes it safer to live there compared to in the states and Canada. There is so much freedom of speech here that it's dangerous to go outside. I mean, a lot of media outlets post fake news here all the time. You can make a tweet and make a fake caption for something and it can go viral. The problem here is that we know for a fact that there is no freedom of speech in China and that officials will always spin the stories in the way that it favors the state. On the other hand we have a bunch of journalists from multiple countries with little reason to lie. Anyone can see why people would prefer to believe the latter. If China wants others to actually believe in what they're saying, they should stop their censorship. Until that happens independent journalists are always more trustworthy source than whatever the "official" truth is. In the west, I see protests all the time between extremists and people hurting each other. It is more controlled in China as protests are not a thing without government permission. There is barely any security here. Anyone can hop on the subway. In China, there are metal detector machines you have to go through to enter the subway. It is much more controlled so that an outrage won't occur. "On the other hand we have a bunch of journalists from multiple countries with little reason to lie." It's definitely possible the US has paid writers to create articles to write for their own profit/benefit though. "I'm not defending how China works but..." nope, that is exactly what you're doing. Besides, goverment mandated propaganda is "fake news" all the time too, so I'm not really seeing your argument. Speaking as neither Chinese nor American... What you said about paying off journalists just comes off as a nonsense conspiracy theory. Why would US care in the first place? There is no advantage in paying them off. The Chinese already ruined their reputation with Tiananmen Square Massacre and other political repression. Besides, it's not like US has been in good terms with other Muslim groups lately. None of it makes sense. On the other hand, China obviously cares what other countries think about it, so there is a motive. Furthermore, it is a well established fact that they use censorship and propaganda. Why would anyone believe what they have to say against that background? Of course, an easy way of debunking any false claims would be to allow people report from there freely to show there is nothing to hide... But obviously that's not happening. |
| @NthDegree @Mayuka (oversimplifying here) the debate over security and freedom has been a long argument but it definitely seems like people generally prefer freedom, and that's before we get into governments doing shady shit and the propaganda machine hiding it and lying to it's people (and in North Korea's case making them believe they have it better than others, hopefully China doesn't do that, seems hard to do unless you're as isolated as NK) |
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