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Q: Did you today discuss with anyone, something that happened in a square some years ago?

 

I didn't. Seems to be something that exists only in the foreign press. 

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Nope.

Many wont believe me. Some will, but either way it is just begging for trouble.

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big time yes  .....   my son is thinking about coing her in a couple weeks  end of June.....    and I keep telling him about the 3 T's    ......  he always rubs it off as no big deal......like I used to .........................  not a good thing to mention at all when coming here for the first time...............  he keeps threatening to test it ......NO ..no   No ...... typical brat kid 20 y.o.

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I've had many tell me that the government had to send in the troops to stop a riot. And they actually believe it. Brainwashing is endemic in China.

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I met a taxi driver who talked about it once.

He said he was there, and what we might have heard somewhere was all lies.

Weird, huh...

RRoy:

The cab was bugged, trying to land you in a Siberian gulag

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Have you noticed any unusually large Chinese men hanging around your apartment entrance lately?

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I saw an image online today which amused a bunch of Chinese people. It was that iconic image we all know, but the harmonious lawful vehicles  were replaced by giant rubber ducks. That level of detachment is a little bit upsetting. As an American, it'd be similar to replacing the hijacked 9/11 planes with plastic dinosaurs, or something.

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They have been around for a while. They are officially banned by the CCP, as a threat to national security.

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GuilinRaf:

Giant rubber duckies are a threat?

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They sure are, they just might get people looking at what really happened.

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I sent a txt to my friends saying "on this day in history nothing happened."

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Thought about bringing it up....but then decided it wasn't really worth the effort of trying to reverse 24 years of doctrine.

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tomcatflyer: It's called harmonzing.

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