https://x.com/AsianDawn4/status/1919816591446819322

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in commie ideology there's no class or race

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5721252&forum_id=2...id.#48909395)

there is no class or race in commie ideology

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*China imports a billion niggers due to low chink TFR*

*implodes*

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https://www.chinafile.com/reporting-opinion/media/guide-social-class-modern-china

Tier 1: The Head Honchos

Who they are: Current members of the Communist Party Politburo, which oversees the ruling party; certain retired members of the Standing Committee, the highly selective sub-committee of the Politburo that essentially runs China.

Tier 1 has the power to set agenda and make decisions regarding national and international policy. The Politburo has twenty-five members, including seven standing committee members. A handful of retired standing committee members are also usually assumed to wield power from behind the scenes. There are probably about thirty people in China who can be considered a member of this elusive class.

Tier 2: The Bigwigs

Who they are: Ministers and provincial-level heads with substantive power; retired Politburo members; certain politically-connected business magnates, tycoons, and bankers (property magnate Li Ka-shing is pictured above). There are probably about 200 people in China who can be considered Tier 2. Members of Tier 2 have direct influence on national policymaking.

Tier 3: The Powerbrokers

Who they are: Ministers and provincial-level heads with less power; owners of top companies like Tencent or Alibaba; regional magnates and very wealthy businesspeople; chancellors of elite universities. There are probably about 4,000 to 5,000 people who can be considered Tier 3. Members of Tier 3 exert some influence over the development of certain regions or industries.

Tier 4: The Privileged

Who they are: Municipal or county-level party heads; prominent university professors; owners of medium- to large-sized companies; top managers at large corporations; well-known doctors and lawyers; famous writers and celebrities. There are probably 5 million to 10 million people who can be considered Tier 4. Those in Tier 4 have ties to the ruling class (as do those further up the chain).

Tier 5: The Very Comfortable

Who they are: Mid-level party cadres with power over certain pockets of local policy; successful small- to medium-sized business owners; university professors; mid-managers of large corporations; owners of multiple real property in large cities; reputable doctors, lawyers, and engineers. There are probably 100 million people who can be considered Tier 5. Members of Tier 5 have control over their careers.

Tier 6: The Squeezed

Who they are: Ordinary civil servants; white-collar workers; ordinary doctors, lawyers, and engineers; modestly successful small business owners. There are probably 200 million to 300 million people who can be consider Tier 6. Those in Tier 6 have social mobility to ascend to Tier 5 or even to Tier 4.

Tier 7: The Marginalized

Who they are: Ordinary factory workers; owners of mom and pop shops; urban residents with odd jobs; wealthy peasants. There are probably 500 million people who can be considered Tier 7. Those in Tier 7 have the means to subsist in medium to large Chinese cities.

Tier 8: The Underclass

Who they are: Migrant workers in sweatshops; ordinary peasants. There are probably 400 million who can be considered Tier 8. Those in Tier 8 can eke out a living on their own.

Tier 9: The Destitute

Who they are: Long-term unemployed urban residents; impoverished peasants in far-flung rural areas. There are probably 100 million people who can be considered members of Tier 9.

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guy is such a retard

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SUPERIOR KOREAN CULTURE

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https://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyle/south-korea-makes-first-conviction-under-hate-laws-idUSTRE5AQ0ZY/

South Korean court handed down the country's first conviction under a hate crimes law on Friday when it fined a man who racially abused an Indian professor on a commuter bus.

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https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/law-crime/20241017/assault-against-feminist-for-short-hair-recognized-as-first-misogyny-based-crime

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LMAO you suck my cock, boy

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then look at these as well:

1. Existing Provisions in the Penal Code:

Article 137c:

Punishes those who publicly insult a group of people based on their race, religion, philosophy of life, sexual orientation, or disability with imprisonment of up to a year or a monetary penalty.

Article 137d:

Punishes those who publicly incite hatred, discrimination, or violence against individuals or property based on the same protected characteristics as above.

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