@quackdudey >When you rescue a guy from a burning car whreck and deliver him to a hospital and get charged the equivalent of hundreds of thousands of dollars for saving him

And easily affordable.

Any article that says this shit is expensive is either:
1. Lying
2. an Advertisement

Tfw no Chinese waifu

because clearly they don't understand the influence of RMB

@Deleted User And what evidence do you have to prove this?

do you trust time magazine?

I would not trust non-Chinese sources

@quackdudey That is implying that anybody trust time.

the state controlled ones?

lmao

@Deleted User Yes, the state controlled ones, totally trustworthy.

Especially American propaganda sources

http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/ticking-time-bombs-chinas-health-care-system-faces-issues-of-access-quality-and-cost/

Oh, would you like Chinese newspapers to dictate what is read and understood in your country?

here's a university paper

I'm sure you would.

Let others speak for your country.

I won't do the same, though.

ok then shut up

No thanks. I'll stick with my people, and my nation.

You /pol/acks are very contradictory.

>muh nation

@quackdudey Since when American university papers are not doing propaganda against China?

Why are communists countries always starving? But their symbols always have wheat stalks? It's like a cruel joke

@Firefly since when is anti-state speech allowed in china?

Nationalism is retarded step child of virtue that somehow survived abortion because capitalism needs zombies to fight its imperialist wars.

"Wheat once grew here"

"Now we only have dead kulaks"

As Yuri Bezmenov would say, there's no reason to let an enemy speak about your country. He seems to be posted on /pol/ frequently, the only thing that shocks me is that /pol/ is selectively contradictory with this advice.

@Deleted User That is implying that nationalism is only existant in capitalist states.

everybody is equally starving!

Some more equally starving than others lol

@quackdudey Since Mao did a cultural revolution and promoted criticism?

Don't remind them!

@Deleted User i believe views from an outside source are a good thing

You will pop the bubble.

outside the bubble

@Deleted User Before nations, there was tribal and ethnic borders. The formalisation into states creates economic zones maintained by monopoly markets and empires. Nothing to do with the former basis of social ties.

are you saying modern day china doesn't severely restrict freedom of speech @Firefly