Chinese military rhetoric targeting Indian nationals
Key claims
- Chinese military personnel use crude ethnic slurs against Indian nationals in reported statements.
- Racist mockery implying Chinese people consume Indians and resort to dangerous food practices.
- Poster claims American and Canadian tech workers are being fired and replaced by Indian nationals.
- China may be using Indians as a deliberate strategy to discredit capitalist systems and prove capitalism is a Jewish construct.
Volume over time
Peak 1 mentions/hour · 1 hourly buckets
Source threads (6)
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- /pol/540577046 ↗ live · archive speculative evergreen 11 replies China may be using Indians as a deliberate strategy to discredit capitalist systems and prove capitalism is a Jewish construct.
- /pol/540570426 ↗ live · archive mocking evergreen Poster claims American and Canadian tech workers are being fired and replaced by Indian nationals.
- /pol/540559947 ↗ live · archive hostile evergreen 9 replies Assertion that China should fund programs to increase Indian migration to Japan as a geopolitical weapon to weaken Japan.
- /pol/540503992 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 42 replies A slogan in a Chinese military barracks near the India-China border expresses violent rhetoric toward Indians.
- /pol/540511493 ↗ live · archive mocking evergreen 1 replies Racist mockery implying Chinese people consume Indians and resort to dangerous food practices.
- /pol/540469798 ↗ live · archive mocking developing 35 replies Chinese military personnel use crude ethnic slurs against Indian nationals in reported statements.
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