RollaD20 [comrade/them, any]
Needs at least one reply that’s just a wall of text to be fully accurate.
Honestly, not that different from the notion that you have to own land to have the right to vote.
‘If you don’t own a business are you really american?!?’
Will America be forced to implement a self-destructive Foederati system?
Will its new sexy slogan bring in new sexy recruits?
Is everything just drones now?
And, Is avocado toast off the menu?
Find out next time on An Empire in Decay
Nevertheless, Chinese rule over Tibet greatly discomforted the lords and lamas. What bothered them most was not that the intruders were Chinese. They had seen Chinese come and go over the centuries and had enjoyed good relations with Generalissimo and his reactionary Kuomintang rule in China. [27] Indeed the approval of the Kuomintang government was needed to validate the choice of the present-day Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama. When the young Dalai Lama was installed in Lhasa, it was with an armed escort of Chiang Kaishek’s troops and an attending Chinese minister, in accordance with centuries-old tradition. [28] What really bothered the Tibetan lords and lamas was that these latest Chinese were Communists. It would be only a matter of time, they were sure, before the Communists started imposing their egalitarian and collectivist solutions upon the highly privileged theocracy.
That weird feeling when you convince someone that you’re right about gestures wildly but now you feel real bad because you showed them the monstrous face of capital and you can see the depression take them.
If you haven’t read this article, I highly recommend. Wikipedia has severe issues regarding reliability.
https://www.wired.com/story/one-womans-mission-to-rewrite-nazi-history-wikipedia/