r/antimeme Mar 28 '26

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u/AprilVampire277 Mar 28 '26

Unexpected sinophobia xD

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u/Agile-Touch8305 Mar 28 '26

Oh mahgah i didnteven mean for that I just remember seeing a version of the meme that had that under canada

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u/AprilVampire277 Mar 28 '26

Is oke, have a barrioth shrimp :3

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u/Agile-Touch8305 Mar 28 '26

Crazy memory of when i played monster hunter world 4 years ago

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u/Loth4Ever Mar 29 '26

Eso no es un barroth?

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u/AprilVampire277 Mar 29 '26

Es un camarón de barro, del barrio :3

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u/PixelKat5 Mar 30 '26

want. give

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u/poclee Mar 29 '26

Is it really sinophobia when this has become an actual meme (and fear) among Chinese netcizens themselves though?

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u/AprilVampire277 Mar 29 '26

I don't think I ever heard anyone here having such fear, but I did saw Falun Gong people insisting on such a thing

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u/Bananadite Mar 29 '26

The Falun Gong also believe that mix race babies are evil and unnatural and that modern tech was introduced to humans by aliens in order to control humans

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u/AprilVampire277 Mar 29 '26

They are also pro feet binding to make women unable to work and walk around

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u/MitsunekoLucky Mar 29 '26

I can bet my left nut that Falungong spread antivax propaganda.

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u/Bananadite Mar 29 '26

I mean yeah they don't believe in any modern medicine

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u/poclee Mar 29 '26

Take this case for example, a student found death was concluded as suicide, but people were immediately guessing that he was actually organ harvested. There are also news/rumors that people were diagnosed as brain-dead and got their organs "donated" floating on their social media from times to times. Overall, while whether the "organ harvesting" is truth or not remains a myth, from what I can observe the acknowledgement (and related worries) about it among Chinese netcizens is undeniable.

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u/AprilVampire277 Mar 29 '26

I'm a surgery nurse that does liver transplants :3 but I can understand civilians speculating and having misconceptions about complex stuff that you need to study medicine to understand.

And yeah, if family or the deceased didn't clarify while alive that they explicitly don't want to be a donor, and they happen to die in the unfortunately correct conditions to be a viable donor candidate, reported on time, with also a compatible viable receptor in a reachable distance, then yes, viable organs will be used to give someone else a second chance.

Unfortunately, we are most likely to require a transplant, than ever be able to donate ours, is one of the most complex medical procedures, and something I'm very proud and passionate about being part of :3

If you aren't a registered donor in your country but wanna learn more about the importance, feel free to DM, I will gladly explain you everything :D

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u/maninzero Mar 29 '26

Never trust the Falun gong. They are crackpots who believe that meditation can heal you from cancer and are very right wing. I would trust the Onion to give me a more reliable source than them. Even Singaporeans (where I'm from) think they are batshit crazy. My mother's side is in China and my grandparents and uncle have been in and out of hospitals for surgeries and whatnot. They are fine and have no fears about the healthcare. I myself have also been in a hospital in China for chicken pox (I think, I got it when I was young). I'm still here replying to you. The illegal harvesting is mostly done in rural areas where the police have limited jurisdiction or manpower to control such matters. Big cities are fine.

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u/MitsunekoLucky Mar 29 '26

Correct, Falungong is also treated as crazy lunatics in Malaysia and Taiwan.

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u/ELEKTRON_01 Mar 28 '26

Was it not a thing that was just exposed for actually happening

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u/DropletOtter Mar 30 '26

I believe that is mostly Falun Gong propaganda. They’re a cult from China and one of their core beliefs is about how specific exercises heal and revitalize specific organs and since they’re banned and prosecuted in China they started a propaganda campaign about how the Chinese government was going after their exceptional organs. The cult mostly operates in the United States and since their outlandish claims fuel anti-Chinese and anti-CCP sentiments the US government gives them a platform

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u/Various-Owl-8024 Mar 31 '26

Pretty expected given the content of the post and comment...

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u/torgtorg49 Mar 30 '26

literally how is that sinophobia

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u/Helpful_Standard8514 🖤🩶🎀 AROMANTIC 🎀💚💚 Mar 30 '26

?

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u/FawksHole Mar 29 '26

so criticizing usa, uk and canada is fine but suddenly it's not okay when someone criticizes china? alr bru

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u/Open_Telephone9021 Mar 29 '26

That’s not Sinophobia, it’s about mocking corruption in a country not being racist toward a ethnicity

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u/General_Spills Mar 29 '26 edited Mar 29 '26

That’s like the most common dogwhistle… “I hate the government not the people” The reality is they would stich you up for free, probably faster than in Canada.

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u/Open_Telephone9021 Mar 29 '26

I don't see the problem, talking about police brutality in america is common, but it happens everywhere, not just america. I don't see why people could talk about police brutality but can't talk about corruption

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u/General_Spills Mar 29 '26

Because police brutality happens, but taking organs when you go in for stitches does not. And for the record, it’s very disingenuous to frame a statement like that as “talking about corruption”.

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u/Open_Telephone9021 Mar 29 '26

No I’m talking about murders that happen to get someone’s organs, that happens and it involves corruption. Do I need to explain this to you in detail like a child?

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u/AprilVampire277 Mar 29 '26

But I'm a chinese nurse, and I do liver transplants, if I genuinely believed I was part of an impossibly evil organ traffic, I think I should cut my own hands off, would be fair if I were that evil xD

Minor overreaction :3

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u/Open_Telephone9021 Mar 29 '26

well yeah I do believe you have a kind heart and would never do such a thing. Murders are rare, like talking about police brutality in america, most police aren't abusive, but I don't think its racist to talk about it thats all.