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ID: Ywzo9SSK/pol/508413082#508415573
6/23/2025, 5:04:52 AM
>>508414970
>HELP ME WINNIE POOH!!!!
LOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!! Behold, the "Iran stronk" turd-worlder crowd.
>HELP ME WINNIE POOH!!!!
LOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!! Behold, the "Iran stronk" turd-worlder crowd.
ID: S7ndNU8G/pol/507496580#507507829
6/15/2025, 9:49:34 PM
>>507496580
>MUH CHINA!!!
In 2000 years of recorded history, China hasn't won a single war against a foreign power. NOT A SINGLE ONE LMAO.
>>507504366
>>507504862
>Looks nothing alike at all
Then why is the comparison banned?
>In 2017, Chinese authorities began censoring Winnie the Pooh, including his Chinese name, "Wei Ni Xiong," and related images and animated GIFs on social media platforms. The censorship is a direct response to comparisons made online between Winnie the Pooh and President Xi Jinping. These comparisons, particularly after a photo of Xi and President Obama walking together was posted alongside a picture of Pooh and Tigger, led to the character becoming a symbol of political dissent. The ban extends beyond just social media; Disney's Christopher Robin movie was also denied release in China
>MUH CHINA!!!
In 2000 years of recorded history, China hasn't won a single war against a foreign power. NOT A SINGLE ONE LMAO.
>>507504366
>>507504862
>Looks nothing alike at all
Then why is the comparison banned?
>In 2017, Chinese authorities began censoring Winnie the Pooh, including his Chinese name, "Wei Ni Xiong," and related images and animated GIFs on social media platforms. The censorship is a direct response to comparisons made online between Winnie the Pooh and President Xi Jinping. These comparisons, particularly after a photo of Xi and President Obama walking together was posted alongside a picture of Pooh and Tigger, led to the character becoming a symbol of political dissent. The ban extends beyond just social media; Disney's Christopher Robin movie was also denied release in China
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