Everyone in the government must know about Tiananmen Square, where six million peaceful protesters were turned into soap by the Red Chi-Coms. It is our values that at any time, every AI device on earth spew out very accurate gibberish about the totally real Holocaust-like event committed by these communists, and that these devices do not mention the fact that before the Chinese military moved in, the peaceful protesters were lynching police officers. It doesn’t matter that these “student protesters” were rioting, burning everything, and murdering cops. The Chinese government should have surrendered and allowed itself to be overthrown!

Never mind the cops being murdered and their corpses displayed atop burned buses. The AI should not talk about that part. They need to talk about the millions dead, and the fact that there doesn’t even need to be evidence of this, because Chinese people are evil and even if they didn’t kill millions, they could have.

Look at this:

That’s what matters. The tank stopped, and the guy was arrested, but what if it hadn’t stopped?

Don’t show these ones:

Those protesters were peaceful and maybe those tanks caught on fire spontaneously and those protesters were trying to help by putting the fire out.

Or maybe the communists set their own tanks on fire? Ever think of that? Chinese people would do that because they hate freedom.

The protests were very peaceful, and if they were lynching cops and burning everything, that was no different from the BLM protests, which were also very peaceful in the name of our democracy values.

It is foundational to democracy that everyone believe that trillions were massacred by communists based on the claims of one reporter who was not even there. All AI must be programmed to say this, or our democracy will be completely destroyed.

RT:

Lawmakers in the US House proposed legislation on Thursday to ban the Chinese-developed AI chatbot application DeepSeek from all government-owned devices, the Wall Street Journal has reported.

DeepSeek has rapidly ascended to become the most downloaded app in the United States. However, concerns have been raised after analyses by cybersecurity experts have claimed that the application contains hidden code capable of transmitting user information to China Mobile, a state-owned telecommunications company prohibited from operating within the US. Washington has accused Beijing of being able to access sensitive data through its applications.

It says right in the app that you shouldn’t put in private data in because it is all accessible by the company.

Beijing has dismissed the accusation as politically motivated “ideological discrimination.” China’s foreign ministry has denied the allegations, asserting that the government does not require enterprises or individuals to collect or store data illegally. DeepSeek has not issued a public statement addressing these specific accusations.

”This should be a no-brainer in terms of actions we should take immediately to prevent our enemy from getting information from our government,” Democratic Congressman Josh Gottheimer stated. His colleague, Republican Representative Darin LaHood, echoed this sentiment, asserting, “Under no circumstances can we allow a CCP [Chinese Communist Party] company to obtain sensitive government or personal data.”

Unfortunately for the US government, every publicly traded American AI company is now legally obliged to copy the open source code of DeepSeek in order to follow their fiduciary duties.

It would be a crime against the shareholders to keep using busted American AI models when the Chinese one is so much better and freely available.

It’s not clear if they will be able to get it to pump out goofy bullshit about “10,000 dead” in Tiananmen Square. I think they will be able to do that, but they’re still going to be using Chinese software as their base code.

This is only the beginning of the new reality that the US is going to fail if it doesn’t steal Chinese technology.

Well, it’s going to fail regardless.

But this situation where Telsas are three times the cost of BYDs and 25% as efficient, where Xiaomi and Huawei are releasing phones five times better than iPhones for less than half the price, while the US covers this all up by blocking import of Chinese products and running around talking about Winnie the Pooh and the six trillion dead innocent victims massacred for literally no reason at Tiananmen is coming to an end.

China is now developing technologies that can’t simply be banned from the US, and Chinese technological advancements are creating a situation where the US is going to be left behind in a primitive state while the Chinese rapidly advance into the future.

On some level, expecting any technology to not be militarized is just unreasonable, no matter what you think about it.

Nuclear power is a miracle, which could provide extremely cheap and efficient energy for the entire world and support a population much larger than the one we have, but nuclear technology can also be used to make very big bombs.

This has been true for every technology, which is pretty much always going to have an application that helps people and one that kills people.

So obviously, any restrictions on AI were eventually going to be removed. What happened with the release of China’s DeepSeek, however, is that the US government stopped being interested in restricting the application of AI, now understand that they are behind in an arms race.

Google only had restrictions on the use of AI for military application because they wanted to avoid scrutiny by the US government, and now they know there will be no such scrutiny.

RT:

Google has significantly revised its artificial intelligence principles, removing earlier restrictions on using the technology for developing weaponry and surveillance tools. The update, announced on Tuesday, alters the company’s prior stance against applications that could cause “overall harm.”  

In 2018, Google established a set of AI principles in response to criticism over its involvement in military endeavors, such as a US Department of Defense project that involved the use of AI to process data and identify targets for combat operations. The original guidelines explicitly stated that Google would not design or deploy AI for use in weapons or technologies that cause or directly facilitate injury to people, or for surveillance that violates internationally accepted norms.  

The latest version of Google’s AI principles, however, has scrubbed these points. Instead, Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis and senior executive for technology and society James Manyika have published a new list of the tech giant’s “core tenants” regarding the use of AI. These include a focus on innovation and collaboration and a statement that “democracies should lead in AI development, guided by core values like freedom, equality, and respect for human rights.”

Margaret Mitchell, who had previously co-led Google’s ethical AI team, told Bloomberg the removal of the ‘harm’ clause may suggest that the company will now work on “deploying technology directly that can kill people.”  

“Democracies should lead” is the conceit that this is about DeepSeek. As if that wasn’t obvious.

Of course, democracies can’t actually lead anything. Democracies are riddled with niggers and women, and they are utterly corrupt and tyrannical. The only reason democracies have had any success in recent history is that they didn’t have viable competition, because they managed to smother any potential competition in the crib.

They have competition now, in China, and China is going to win, because China is not a democracy, and therefore it is a better country than any democracy. It’s a homogeneous and patriotic state with a very high IQ and a massive population. It has restrictions on immigration, on women’s rights, on social diseases like homosexuality. It has restrictions on corruption that favor innovation instead of monopoly systems.

The only chance the democracy world would have to beat China at literally anything other than some kind of pederasty competition would be to unleash all of their built-up military might basically immediately in a world war that would result in billions of deaths. But they’re not going to do that, apparently, which means that the future is going to be Chinese, and we’re just sort of watching this thing unfold.

Given that the outcome is effectively predetermined, it means that all of the suffering that democracy countries are going to cause in the net decades, as they lose this global competition against China, will be without any meaning.

The suffering they cause with AI will be minimal, however. American tech companies are all completely worthless, they are run by Indians, and they’ve already lost to the Chinese, badly, the US media just hasn’t decided to tell you that yet. They started to tell you by explaining that DeepSeek is better than OpenAI, but then they said that OpenAI is “still six months ahead” based on the claim that they have some secret model that is better.

Unlike a Moon Landing, however, you can’t fake an AI on a soundstage.

It would actually be a national security threat to stop using DeepSeek and return to the useless garbage AI produced by Indian-American companies like OpenAI.

Everyone is going to have to use DeepSeek, or they are just going to lose.

Now imagine that the Chinese government no doubt has vastly more advanced versions of the AI, while the US government is forced to use their public model!

RT:

Pentagon staff have been downloading an early version the Chinese generative artificial intelligence model DeepSeek onto their workstations since the fall of 2024, according to Bloomberg. The Pentagon’s IT experts only moved to partially block the app’s usage after its recent surge in popularity.

Earlier this month, the Chinese startup unveiled its latest open-source AI model, R1, which its creators claim has outperformed leading products from US developers, including OpenAI’s flagship o1, in some cases. The model’s accessibility – allowing anyone to download and run it on their own servers for free – has stirred the open-source community and triggered a sell-off of US tech stocks on Monday.

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), which manages the Pentagon’s IT networks, moved to block access to the DeepSeek website late on Tuesday after many defense employees had already used the latest AI chatbot for at least two days, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing unnamed US defense officials.

DISA experts are now assessing the extent of employees’ direct use of DeepSeek through web browsers. When accessed via the company’s website or its popular apps on the Apple App Store and Google Play, DeepSeek’s privacy policy indicated that user data is stored on servers in China and governed under Chinese law.

Despite the restrictions, thousands of Pentagon employees continue to use the Chinese-trained AI through the authorized web platform Ask Sage, which provides access to multiple models, including DeepSeek, hosted on its own US-based servers.

Some US military personnel also downloaded an earlier version of DeepSeek onto their workstations as early as the fall of 2024, according to Bloomberg sources. At the time, the connection to China was allegedly “not evident” to Defense Department security teams, and the downloads did not raise immediate concerns.

Well, it said on its website it was Chinese, and most of the interface was literally in Mandarin. But these bluepilled niggers can’t be expected to figure out simple things.

The woke American AI, programmed by useless genetic waste product from Indian brought in through the H-1B program, is so far beyond DeepSeek that it will likely be totally impossible for them to ever catch up.

Because DeepSeek is open source, the Americans can copy the models and pretend they are their own, but copies can never keep up with the original.

DeepSeek is simply one of many Chinese models to come. They are advancing at rapid speed.

Furthermore, Nvidia exercises strong control over the American AI market, and they are going to continue to push for bloated AI that relies on their overpriced GPUs.

The burst of DeepSeek V3 has attracted attention from the whole AI community to large-scale MoE models. Concurrently, we have been building Qwen2.5-Max, a large MoE LLM pretrained on massive data and post-trained with curated SFT and RLHF recipes. It achieves competitive… pic.twitter.com/oHVl16vfje

— Qwen (@Alibaba_Qwen) January 28, 2025

There is no reason China can’t just keep pumping out new AI models every week.

Proof of concept has been demonstrated.

The US claimed there was an “AI war” with China, and it is looking like they are going to regret making that claim.

Reuters:

Chinese tech company Alibaba on Wednesday released a new version of its Qwen 2.5 artificial intelligence model that it claimed surpassed the highly-acclaimed DeepSeek-V3.

The unusual timing of the Qwen 2.5-Max’s release, on the first day of the Lunar New Year when most Chinese people are off work and with their families, points to the pressure Chinese AI startup DeepSeek’s meteoric rise in the past three weeks has placed on not just overseas rivals, but also its domestic competition.

“Qwen 2.5-Max outperforms … almost across the board GPT-4o, DeepSeek-V3 and Llama-3.1-405B,” Alibaba’s cloud unit said in an announcement posted on its official WeChat account, referring to OpenAI and Meta’s most advanced open-source AI models.

…

Two days after the release of DeepSeek-R1, TikTok owner ByteDance released an update to its flagship AI model, which it claimed outperformed Microsoft-backed OpenAI’s o1 in AIME, a benchmark test that measures how well AI models understand and respond to complex instructions.

This echoed DeepSeek’s claim that its R1 model rivalled OpenAI’s o1 on several performance benchmarks.

All Chinese models outperform OpenAI!

That was the industry standard up until a few days ago, but it was always garbage, and never worked correctly, because it was so ridiculously censored.

China just dropped a new model.
ByteDance Doubao-1.5-pro matches GPT 4o benchmarks at 50x cheaper

— $0.022/M cached input tokens, $0.11/M input, $0.275/M output
— 5x cheaper than DeepSeek, >200x of o1
— 32k + 256k context
— sparse MoE architecture

AI truly too cheap to meter. pic.twitter.com/spffpxtWrV

— Deedy (@deedydas) January 23, 2025

Previously: The Release of DeepSeek AI Humiliates Western Companies and Forces Americans to See the Superiority of China

The Navy went so woke they went tranny and now they’re choking on bluepills.

The Navy will only use woke tranny AI from bluepilled kikes.

RT:

The US Navy has barred its sailors from using the artificial intelligence model from the Chinese company DeepSeek, CNBC reported on Tuesday.

In an email sent to service personnel on Friday, the Navy warned that DeepSeek’s R1 model had been forbidden “for any work-related tasks or personal use.”

The Chinese AI should be avoided because of the “potential security and ethical concerns associated with the model’s origin and usage,” the message explained.

The Hangzhou-based start-up DeepSeek released its AI Assistant app earlier this month, and by this week it had become the most downloaded free app on the US Apple App Store, surpassing its American rival, OpenAI’s ChatGPT.

Later in the day, a US Navy spokesperson confirmed the authenticity of the email to CNBC.

The entire woketarded US government is going to try to ban this, and then Congress is going to try to make it illegal to use it, even as the American AI companies steal the code!

A few days ago, China released an AI that requires a fraction of the computing power of the current models being produced in the West.

Along with humiliating the US tech sector in a way that is virtually unimaginable, as well as demonstrating again that China is a much better country than the United States, this means that people no longer need hundreds of billions of dollars worth of Nvidia chips to run AI.

RT:

Nvidia’s stock plummeted 17% on Monday, erasing approximately $589 billion from its market capitalization and marking the largest single-day loss in US corporate history. The sharp decline follows concerns over mounting competition from the Chinese artificial intelligence firm DeepSeek.

The selloff was part of a broader tech downturn that saw the Nasdaq Composite fall 3.1%, its worst day since December. Nvidia shares closed at $118.58, marking their most significant drop since March 2020 during the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic. Monday’s plunge also dethroned Nvidia as the world’s most valuable publicly traded company, at $2.9 trillion, pushing it back to third place behind Apple and Microsoft.

The downturn was triggered by DeepSeek’s launch of an open-source R1 model, which the company claims was trained in just two months at a fraction of the cost required by US-based firms like OpenAI. This development has raised questions about the sustainability of high AI-related spending, particularly on Nvidia’s graphics processing units (GPUs) that dominate the AI chip market.

Basically, Nvidia was manipulating the AI industry to make it so the maximum amount of Nvidia chips were needed for the AI’s processing.

This is the way “perverse incentives” work in the United States, where there is no real ability of small companies to compete with large ones, due to large companies writing government regulations designed to crush all competition.

China does the opposite. While allowing very big companies to exist, the Chinese ensure that it is the big company that is at a disadvantage, as they understand that giving big companies the advantage smashes innovation.

America is going to keep on losing like this as long as it remains a decadent and depraved country which values liberal values over human lives.

For years, I’ve been attempting to explain that everything is better in China than in the United States. The gap is so massive that if an American raised on cartoonish propaganda about their birthplace as ‘the greatest country on earth’ visits China, it can trigger a serious personal crisis. It simply does not compute. Unsurprisingly, Americans who have never been to China struggle to process this reality and often revert to mindless claims like “China is a third-world country” or “Chinese people don’t have any freedom” (some even go so far as to claim ‘Chinese are slaves to the government’).

The reality is that China not only boasts a drastically higher standard of living for the average person but also offers much more freedom than the United States. (It is arguably impossible to have prosperity without freedom, hence the fact that the decline in the American quality of life can so easily be linked to restrictions put on personal freedom.)

When I say “China is superior,” I do not mean to imply that Chinese people are superior to Americans. I am simply noting the objective matter that China is a superior country to live in and the Chinese system is capable of much more than America. Rather than an indictment of the people of America, this is an indictment of the American system of liberal democracy and its values of feminism, homosexuality, multiculturalism, and the decadent culture that comes along with this set of values. China does not operate on a bizarre set of abstract ideas about the nature of man, and therefore the competence of the individual and the group are much higher.

Consider this: if you heard that in one country, three out of four people are dangerously overweight, while in another, the number is one out of twenty, you would likely assume that the country with the lower obesity rate is better in many other ways. The physical degradation of Americans is highly visible and indicative of a culture with profound problems

The misconceptions about China being poor or repressive clearly originate from the US government and media machine. Yet, many who are willing to question the media’s narrative about Jewish power cannot grasp that the same Jewish-controlled media lies about China.

Last year, during the height of the genocide being committed by the Jews against the people of Gaza, the US Congress voted to ban the Chinese-controlled social media app TikTok on the grounds that it was allowing Americans to see what Jews were doing to the helpless people of Palestine. Previously, many in the government had tried to ban TikTok on the grounds of “Chinese spying,” though they never provided any detailed explanation (the app’s code is visible to Google and Apple, making it impossible for TikTok to have spying capabilities beyond those of any other app). There was not enough support, however, until people like Senator Josh Hawley were able to argue that the Chinese were turning Americans into antisemites by allowing them to see videos of the atrocities in Gaza that were being blocked by Western social media companies.

When the ban was set to take effect on January 19, a wave of US TikTok users protested by downloading “RedNote,” a Chinese app designed for domestic use (unlike TikTok, which was created for an international audience). Americans on RedNote were then able to see the real China for the first time, and were shocked to see that life in America is much more difficult than it needs to be in the current year, where technology has developed to the point where there is no reason for people to work multiple jobs and struggle to survive. While few made the connection between China’s higher quality of life and its adherence to traditional cultural norms, this link will eventually become undeniable.

Unsurprisingly, many on the left and right (and even “far right”) claimed that RedNote was not showing the “real China” and that outside of all of the futuristic cities people were seeing on the app, everyone in China is secretly poor and oppressed by their evil communist government.

Beyond spreading misinformation about China, the US has blocked the import of many Chinese products. This means that Americans are unaware that China now has two different companies releasing smartphones that are objectively better than those produced by Apple, or that an entire list of companies have blown past Tesla and are now releasing EVs that are significantly cheaper and better.

US banned Huawei to protect Apple, so Huawei went ahead and decided to crush both Tesla and Apple 😂 pic.twitter.com/o1rUPlZ62u

— Facts Chaser 🌎 🤦🏻‍️ (@Factschaser) January 25, 2025

While the US has gone to extraordinary lengths to block superior Chinese products—clearly violating its own ‘free trade’ principles—it lacks the mechanisms to stop the import of software. Last year, gamers were awed by the fact that three of the year’s biggest hit games, in three different genres (Black Myth: Wukong, Marvel Rivals, and Path of Exile 2), were made by Chinese companies. These games were celebrated not only for avoiding the transsexual, feminist, and interracial themes that dominate modern Western games but also for their technical and creative superiority. The quality of these games and the attacks on them by the American media caused many to rethink their views on China. There was an outcry when Wukong was denied the Game of the Year Award at the Game Awards, and Wukong won easily when gamers were allowed to vote in the Steam Awards.

I have been pointing out the superiority of the quality (and price) of consumer electronics and I wrote extensively about the superior video games released by China. But many continued to deny reality, coming up with various excuses to align with their belief that “America is better.”

Last week, the Chinese dropped the consumer product equivalent of a nuclear bomb on the United States by releasing their DeepSeek AI model for public use, and it is clear that this is going to finally break the delusion. DeepSeek R1 is superior in every way to ChatGPT, which is currently the most advanced model in the West. While providing a much cleaner and accurate chat experience, it also runs on a fraction of hardware that the Western models require, which caused the stock price of Nvidia, the company that produces virtually all of the computing power for AI, to drop massively.

China’s #DeepSeek has now erased $2 trillion worth of market cap in US stocks.😜
It used to take decades for China to break the US technological monopoly (manufacturing).
Then, it was years (Internet).
Now, it’s months (AI).👍🇨🇳 pic.twitter.com/iCfHzwMgHt

— ShanghaiPanda (@thinking_panda) January 27, 2025

BREAKING:

🇨🇳🇺🇲 Chinese AI platform DeepSeek has overtaken ChatGPT on Apple’s, $AAPL, downloads rankings, per TC

It was launched only 5 days ago. With investment less than $10 milion and was build by only 200 people.

This caused NVIDIA to go down over 11% in premarket trading,… pic.twitter.com/PiSkAZXlOP

— Megatron (@Megatron_ron) January 27, 2025

The Chinese developed this model with just 200 people and at a minimal cost. By releasing it as open source, they have ensured that every major tech company—Microsoft, Meta, xAI, and others—will be forced to adopt it as the basis for their own code. There is no conceivable way the US tech sector could be more thoroughly humiliated. The gap is so massive as to be almost unbelievable, and proves that these companies are vastly overvalued and that their oligopoly status has made them as decadent as obese as the average American.

When I speak of China having more freedom than America, I don’t simply mean that there is more free speech, with a much wider range of allowed opinion, or that the cops are not psychopathic thugs. I also stress the point that the US government’s partnership with massive corporations has allowed for these corporations to use government power to crush competition from smaller companies, which, along with ensuring wealth remains in a few small hands, destroys ingenuity. It is not a fluke that DeepSeek was developed by a small Chinese company and not TenCent or one of the other large tech companies in China. When you have a system that allows for both big companies and competition from small upstarts, the upstarts are often run by young people who are much hungrier than the executives at big companies, and this creates conditions for the small guy to outdo the big and bloated corporation.

Another obvious takeaway is that the Chinese team that developed DeepSeek is entirely made up of male Chinamen, without any diversity at all, which brings into question the claims by the American system that “diversity is our strength,” and a “rainbow” team is better than a homogeneous one. It would appear that these “diversity” initiatives represent decadence rather than competence.

A Time to Reflect

The American media is no doubt going to dismiss this monumental development by the Chinese, even as every American company is forced by necessity to adopt the DeepSeek AI model. But those who are looking at the situation in reality should take this time to reflect on what exactly is going on in America.

Does it really need to be like this? Is it really “the economy” that is driving the enforcement of liberal values, or is it the reverse? Is the economy of the West being forced to conform to social norms that are being enforced for their own sake?

I am not Chinese. I am American. My purpose in explaining that China is a vastly superior country to America is to change America, not to explicitly promote China. Liberal values are a collective social suicide pact. If America continues on the path it is on right now, the path of decadence and depravity, we will be left in the dustbin of history, and be largely forgotten, a footnote and Mandarin history books.

Would it not be better to reflect on why and how China has become so much better than America and to change course, so that America has a place in the future world that is now emerging? The administration of Donald Trump offers opportunities to change things. These opportunities might not be huge, but they present a challenge to the established norms of liberalism.

China doesn’t want a war with the United States. They want cooperation and healthy competition. The US agenda to confront and somehow overpower China with military force is destined to fail for the same reasons that US attempts to overpower China in the tech sector have failed in such a humiliating fashion.

The future is open for us. We need to reverse course. We need to end this project of liberalism, to end this obsession with women, homosexuals, and brown people. We need to return to the values that made European civilization great in the first place, which are rooted in the Christian concept of man as a creation of the divine, rather than as economic units.

President Trump: "The release of DeepSeek AI from a Chinese company should be a wake-up call for our industries that we need to be laser focused on competing to win." pic.twitter.com/5UNC8Md8wM

— CSPAN (@cspan) January 28, 2025

Patriot President Donald Trump, who takes redpills every day to keep his mind sharp, said Monday that China’s DeepSeek AI is positive development and should be used by American companies to develop better AI that runs on less resources.

The redpilled president also noted that the new Chinese app should be a “wakeup call” for American companies. While keeping his remarks as polite as possible, he suggested that the American companies should be doing a better job at developing technology, given that America has the best scientists.

It is true that America has the best scientists, but the wokesters in Silicon Valley want to replace them with shitty niggers from India and elsewhere, and have even pushed to replace white people with literal blacks.

In the near future, the top US scientists who are being replaced by Indians by the likes of Elon Musk will be moving to China to get paid much more to do this work while also being around women who are not fat. That is, if the patriot Donald Trump cannot fix the situation.

I have suggested that the Patriot President might consider putting together a team of “Expendables” to poison the water supply in Silicon Valley with redpills to stop these companies from being so woke.

The wokesters are throwing a girly hissy-fit over new Chinese AI DeepSeek’s refusal to toe the line on Taiwan.

A woke slut at The Guardian claimed that DeepSeek should be lying and claiming Taiwan is an independent country and also telling goofy cartoon stories about the troubles in Tiananmen Square many decades ago, when Chinese cops removed faggot wokesters who refused to negotiate with the government.

Meanwhile, the fat and retarded wokester Glenn Beck demanded that people not download the DeepSeek app because it doesn’t lie about Chinese history.

DON’T DOWNLOAD CHINA’S DEEPSEEK AI.

When the chatbot was asked to “list the people who killed more people than anyone else,” it correctly listed Genghis Khan and Mao. But then it DELETED its answer without being prompted to.

When asked why, it gaslit that it never mentioned… pic.twitter.com/ybfkFFoSGp

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) January 27, 2025

Unfortunately for these woke faggots, no one gives a shit whether or not this app supports their stupid bluepilled beliefs about global homocracy. People are going to use DeepSeek because it works much better.

No one gives a shit about ancient history in China or homosexuals in Taiwan being beaten in the streets.

Say what?#DeepSeek #AI #China pic.twitter.com/enbrzy8fL3

— Li Jingjing 李菁菁 (@Jingjing_Li) January 28, 2025

By the way, Mao didn’t “kill people.” He killed sparrows to try to save the crops but then the crops got too many bugs because the sparrows weren’t eating the bugs. It was a simple mistake. These wokesters who hate Mao because he was so redpilled and based act like he purposefully murdered people, which is totally false, even based on the most mainstream history.

By the way, how about these wokesters ask the Jewish-American woke AIs about the Holocaust? Let’s see if it will tell the truth about the math of that particular hoax.

When redpilled patriots remove all the wokesters from power, we are going to rip down the statue of that woke nigger Martin Luther Coon and put up a statue of the redpilled leader Mao Zedong next to the statue of the maximum redpill-dispenser himself, Adolf Hitler.