13-time WWE Champion John Cena kowtows to the CCP, in semi-fluent Mandarin, for having made a no-no and acknowledged the existence of Taiwan during a Fast 9 promo interview

1  2021-05-25 by fujiste

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😂 American celebrities are so beyond cucked, in my language there is a saying, "intlo puli, veedhi lo pilli" translates to "acts like a tiger in the house, but acts like a pussy (cat) outside"

At least now they're appologizing directly in Mandarin, it makes it even more entertaining.

I mean, we don't even know for sure, it might be like one of those tattoos, we are told that he's apologizing but really...

Chinese be like huh.

From now on I'm gonna try to respond entirely with Dr Umar quotes.

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Cena learned mandarin to help promote the WWE in China.

I think Taiwan is more cucked.

I wouldn't be so sure. Taiwan has seen what happened to Hong Kong and they are not likely to go quietly. Plus, they have all kinds of nifty US military gadgets and western training. Unlike the PLA, Taiwan's soldiers do not waste their time studying up on Maoist doctrine.

Chinese commanders fear they may be forced into armed contest with an enemy that is better trained, better motivated, and better prepared for the rigors of warfare than troops the PLA could throw against them. A cross-strait war looks far less like an inevitable victory for China than it does a staggeringly risky gamble.

To understand the real strength of these defenses, imagine them as a PLA grunt would experience them. Like most privates, he is a countryside boy from a poor province. He has been told his entire life that Taiwan has been totally and fatally eclipsed by Chinese power. He will be eager to put the separatists in their place. Yet events will not work out as he has imagined. In the weeks leading up to war, he discovers that his older cousin—whose remittances support their grandparents in the Anhui countryside—has lost her job in Shanghai. All wire money transfers from Taipei have stopped, and the millions of Chinese who are employed by Taiwanese companies have had their pay suspended.

Our private celebrates the opening of hostilities in Shanwei, where he is rushed through a three-week training course on fighting in the fetid and unfamiliar jungles of China’s south. By now, the PLA has put him in a media blackout, but still rumors creep in: Yesterday it was whispered that the 10-hour delay in their train schedule had nothing to do with an overwhelmed transportation system and everything to do with Taiwanese saboteurs. Today’s whispers report that the commander of the 1st Marine Brigade in Zhanjiang was assassinated. Tomorrow, men will wonder if rolling power outages really are just an attempt to save power for the war effort.

But by the time he reaches the staging area in Fuzhou, the myth of China’s invincibility has been shattered by more than rumors. The gray ruins of Fuzhou’s PLA offices are his first introduction to the terror of missile attack. Perhaps he takes comfort in the fact that the salvos coming from Taiwan do not seem to match the number of salvos streaking toward it—but abstractions like this can only do so much to shore up broken nerves, and he doesn’t have the time to acclimate himself to the shock. Blast by terrifying blast, his confidence that the Chinese army can keep him safe is chipped away.

The last, most terrible salvo comes as he embarks—he is one of the lucky few setting foot on a proper amphibious assault boat, not a civilian vessel converted to war use in the eleventh hour—but this is only the first of many horrors on the waters. Some transports are sunk by Taiwanese torpedoes, released by submarines held in reserve for this day. Airborne Harpoon missiles, fired by F-16s leaving the safety of cavernous, nuclear-proof mountain bunkers for the first time in the war, will destroy others. The greatest casualties, however, will be caused by sea mines. Minefield after minefield must be crossed by every ship in the flotilla, some a harrowing eight miles in width. Seasick thanks to the strait’s rough waves, our grunt can do nothing but pray his ship safely makes it across.

As he approaches land, the psychological pressure increases. The first craft to cross the shore will be met, as Easton’s research shows, with a sudden wall of flame springing up from the water from the miles of oil-filled pipeline sunk underneath. As his ship makes it through the fire (he is lucky; others around it are speared or entangled on sea traps) he faces what Easton describes as a mile’s worth of “razor wire nets, hook boards, skin-peeling planks, barbed wire fences, wire obstacles, spike strips, landmines, anti-tank barrier walls, anti-tank obstacles … bamboo spikes, felled trees, truck shipping containers, and junkyard cars.”

At this stage, his safety depends largely on whether the Chinese Air Force has been able to able to distinguish between real artillery pieces from the hundreds of decoy targets and dummy equipment PLA manuals believe the Taiwanese Army has created. The odds are against him: As Beckley notes in a study published last fall, in the 1990 to 1991 Gulf War, the 88,500 tons of ordnance dropped by the U.S.-led coalition did not destroy a single Iraqi road-mobile missile launcher. NATO’s 78-day campaign aimed at Serbian air defenses only managed to destroy three of Serbia’s 22 mobile-missile batteries. There is no reason to think that the Chinese Air Force will have a higher success rate when targeting Taiwan’s mobile artillery and missile defense.

But if our grunt survives the initial barrages on the beach, he still must fight his way through the main Taiwanese Army groups, 2.5 million armed reservists dispersed in the dense cities and jungles of Taiwan, and miles of mines, booby traps, and debris. This is an enormous thing to ask of a private who has no personal experience with war. It is an even great thing to ask it of a private who naively believed in his own army’s invincibility.

That’s a lot of words for me to not read

A lot of sexy words you mean

You killed him dead with your sex appeal.

I love the smell of a Foreign Policy future scenario in the morning.

Paragraphs of Taiwanese cope

Okay

Be careful, you could OD on that much cope.

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With both parties actively making it easier for the CCP takeover without them knowing it, even. That's the real sad thing.

sure but have they ever done a poo in the street

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Surprisingly no seethe about this on arrSquaredCircle. I presume it's just getting j*nnied for being "off-topic" whenever someone posts it.

It got jannied I think. Then now there's a thread calling out the jannies for it.

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lmao

More like John Sino.

Nice one bro.

Damn, you know what?

You caught me. You flat-out caught me. It's time to come clean.

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I wake up in my dingy, unwashed bed (which is covered with suspicious stains), then immediately scream for my mother to come downstairs and tell me that I’m a special boy. Once I feel sufficiently better than everyone else, I log in to Reddit, where I go through all of the top-secret communiques that I receive from whichever political party you personally dislike. Having accepted my marching orders, I motivate myself by going to town on my own backside with an anime-style figurine; a doll which looks vaguely like the world leader you most abhor. Then it’s time to get to work.

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Those opinions having been carefully structured to go against yours, of course.

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Besides, it’s the only way that I can get to sleep at night.

TL;DR: You don’t need to read this, because you’ve already decided that you know it all.

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Snappy, chill

What a diet of 🦇🍜 does to a mf

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He gets paid to be face deep in sweaty, roid bussy all day. If you were in his shoes do you really think you would have the willpower to kill the goose that laid the golden egg?

Based Cena

As he should.

John Cena looking like a baby back bitch rn

Based and Han-pilled. Accept your future, Western man.

Sad. So sad.

Suppressed people are seething about this so much. Even Taiwan doesn’t consider itself a country, they think that they are the “real” China (lol)

cuckcena just said sorry to a dictatorship that censors free speech, murders and maims it’s citizens for cash and locks up anyone who has an opposing view. Shame on you #cuckcena

Anyone who thinks Universal Studios didn't hold a gun up to his career and say "Do this." to chase the mythical Hollywood hit in China is beyond saving - even worse than Lawlz.

It's just hilarious how Justin Lin, the FF director, is literally Taiwanese and the premiere is gonna be in Taiwan, yet the movies are all huge hits in mainland China, and therefore everyone connected has to bow down to the whims of the bug hivemind emperor or else face the wrath of 1.4 billion ant-people.