why is called peoples republic of china when the chinese are not people?
Why is called peoples republic of china when the chinese are not people?
Nathaniel Green
Landon Bell
lmao
Carson Foster
>(((People)))'s Republic of China
Kevin Baker
Fuck man, i think you into something here, you should call them and warn them.
Austin Rivera
CHICOMS are COMMUNIST which means they are BOLSHEVIK which means they are a project of the elders of Zion. Thank God for providing Donald J. Trump as our POTUS, he is the only one we can count on to defeat this international deep state menace.
James Green
>People's
>Republic
>China
Ian Kelly
Because people wouldn't buy cheap bad quality toxic toys from herb incects
Colton Mitchell
Good point.
Kayden Murphy
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William Moore
For me? It's the Republic of China.
Carter Perry
Because the Chinese are not in control of their country. It's controlled by US and European bureaucrats and special interests.It's so called "trade war" with the united states is a ploy designed to benefit Americans and oppress the Chinese. Wake up for pete's sake
Joseph Russell
People's Republic of China? More like Insect Colony of Chinkland
t. zhang
Jaxson Ward
Now that, is based
Tyler Jones
t. Dancing Feather Bear
Lincoln Morales
why does your constitution start with "We the people" when Americans are clearly not people?
it's just one of those mysteries of life I guess...
Blake Mitchell
Very american post
Luke Morgan
Tibetans
Ethan Garcia
>"We the people"
What a nice way to start a Constitution. Ours just dives right in with
>Romania is a sovereign, independent, unitary and indivisible National State.
Ethan Parker
t. L. MAO
Carter Hughes
gotem
Aiden Stewart
If you really think that a country inhabited by one billion and four hundred millions individuals can somehow be controlled, then you probably don't understand the meaning of 'control'.
Matthew Cooper
They aren't a republic either and the Chinese thing is debatable at best.
Kayden Powell
If you think a country of 1.4 billion people can't be controlled then you are seriously underestimating the power of information technology.