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Remember, these are the people who claim to care more about human and workers’ rights than you do. Me: “My grandfather owned a music shop that the government took away.”Tankies:

My Chinese father who escaped the communist hell that monsters like this person created and millions more who were brave enough to leave the failed socialist societies that viewed their

I don’t like this. Today it’s American elections, tomorrow it’ll be political propaganda from other countries. Nintendo games are also played by children. None of it feels right.https://twitter.com/nichegamer/status/130101338894496563

Recently re-read Laura Hillenbrand’s “Unbroken” and re-watched the subsequent film adaptation directed by Angelina Jolie. It‘s a biography of Louis Zamperini, a man who had one of the most harrowing

"Politically black" being something people actually believe in reminds me of how I've sometimes been called a traitor to my Chinese heritage because of my career being based in Japan.

Watched Valkyrie, a 2008 war film about the 20 July plot to assassinate Hitler starring Tom Cruise. I never hear it discussed and think it’s criminally overlooked. It’s the rare

She may become head of a brutal authoritarian state where political dissidents are put into concentration camps and human rights don’t exist, but SLAY KWEEN!!https://twitter.com/arttavana/status/1254199510667911168 The stupidity of tweets like

Being a North Korea watcher is like being a dedicated watcher of a niche television show most people don’t watch. When one episode suddenly gets more views than usual, the

It’s actually the easiest thing ever to remain staunchly anti-PRC when your family survived the Cultural Revolution. It’s also easy to not fall for China’s attempts to divert the world’s

Japan is a country where 98% of the population is ethnically homogenous, yet the stories and characters shown in anime have been genuinely diverse and varied for decades. Japanese creators