Article in question is here -> https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/world-news/why-garbage-time-lying-flat-are-trending-in-dragon-land-china-where-the-youth-are-just-giving-up-on-their-future/articleshow/113653839.cms
As part of their analysis, they are using as an argument the current fall of the real estate market to conclude that China is in a bad economic position.
Dragon Land sounds kinda racist so that’s a great opening for propaganda
All the west knows is projection and hyperbole. If the west’s youth are giving up on ever having a future, then China’s youth must be doing that, but like a million times more, regardless of the material conditions of either place.
“Dragon Land”
They meant for this to be racist. Instead, they make China sound more based as though the Great Fire Wall protects the rest of the world from giant, fire-breathing lizards of doom.
Would be badass if true.
Big if true
now I want to write a story about communist dragonriders
I’d read that!
Let me guess this was from r/F***theCCP
Nah, it was post in r/collapse. However, the account that post it seems like the propagandist type.
Meanwhile,
's response to young people despairing in Burgerland is to call them “snowflakes” like a bunch of Tyler Durden LARPers or direct them toward “GetMotivated” which is misanthropic drill sergeant LARPing.Isn’t one of these literally planking?
Indiatimes talking about hopelessness and unemployment among Chinese youth could cure anaemia
It is garbage time in the game between socialism and capitalism, the West vs the world. Why else does the West feel the need to do something so desperate as to start a new cold war?
The US has a failing real estate market from their need to import large number of immigrants of non-European origin to replace the depleted child slaves in Indian Residential fake schools that secretly continued after 1997 and the stolen inheritance in the fake cultural assimilation of Indigenous First Nation people; does this mean that that US is in a bad economic position as well? What do Pax Americana always use the word of “centralized” to define Communist countries and former Communist countries without proper definition? Is “centralized” a derogatory word for rule of law and strong accountable government?
