cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/3617766

Filipino anti-PRC poster (2020)

34 points

China supports the fascist government of the Philippines in line with its policy of trading with everyone, promoting stability, and not sponsoring revolution. It’s understandable that Filipino communists might have a problem with this since they are at war with that government.

This poster is gross though.

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Yeah the POGOs item specifically seems… interesting

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_gambling_workers_in_the_Philippines

This poster offers no opinion other than them being an arm of chinese encroachment, so idk what the actual line on them is, but it sorta reads as xenophobic

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Kinda reminds me about how some people talk about the Maoist fighters in the country in that if you listened to the people who champion them as “true” communists, you’d think China is the country which empowers the regime, places military bases all over Asia and has a vested interest in keeping the Philippines as a neocolony. The funny thing about that is that the BHB/NPA, in the event it succeeds and establishes a dictatorship of the proletariat, would most likely pursue closer ties to China than the current regime. So the over-fixation some have on China rather than the current leash-holder in Washington is perplexing to me.

Not to say Filipino communists don’t have legitimate gripes with China, given the complex situation with bordering states beyond US saber rattling (look at China’s track record even with other socialist states like Vietnam).

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Filipino propaganda is so interesting because they’re always trying to be the smol bean underdog despite being the party landing troops on disputed islands and handing out military bases to the evil empire like candy.

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This is not filipino government propaganda, this is propaganda from the revolutionary movement. So this is the “party” that is fighting against the things you’re mentioning.

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Oh no! State owned firms!

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reminds me of that highly upvoted comment on reddit from some fillipino talking about how the (((Chinese))) are trying to “infiltrate” south east asia with inbreeding

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To counter (((Chinese))) infiltrating our country via getting married and having kids, we must allow the US to turn the areas around their bases into brothels instead.

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9 points

Some people would really rather live like a medieval peasant under the US than like a king under China

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Chinese libs are like that too. Truly the worst.

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