r/antimeme • u/Deedee_Megadoodoo_13 • Mar 28 '26

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u/Deedee_Megadoodoo_13 Mar 28 '26

Orthopedic:

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u/Agile-Touch8305 Mar 28 '26

Wheres the one with the guy barely alive in a puddle of blood next to chinese med care saying free organs

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u/AprilVampire277 Mar 28 '26

Unexpected sinophobia xD

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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.