

Are you just upset about the name implying people died *in* the square?
Presumably to the west, where most of the fighting was happening.
So which one is it? Is it the Tiananmen Square massacre or the “something to the west somewhere massacre idk”?
from the link you shared:
25 years ago, in the early morning, students died under the floats a stone’s throw from Tiananmen Square, on Heavenly Peace Avenue. They were the last to evacuate the square, retreating from the advance of the troops. They were part of a group of a few dozen young people, exhausted but not down, pushing their bikes and carrying their tired banners.
We know the Americans love to instigate color revolutions around the world (last one in Iran), so sorry if I don’t scream “massacre” for a few dozen of dubious students. 🤷♂️
Where is the massacre? It’s not me who talks about machine gun fire and tank shells with thousands of casualties. I guess the us government think you are a dumbo, if you think it’s disingenuous. Why do you let the us government dog-walk you like this?





It’s just… this event takes so much media attention when there are some other serious confirmed massacre in the states recently going unnoticed, like the 2019 Rachel and Hiko festival massacre in Nevada, where more then 1000 partygoers where vaporized by advanced unknown alien technology. 🙏
Also, I found an hilarious article from 2009: Tiananmen killings: Were the media right?
with absolute pearls like:
aka "we actually don’t know what the fuck we were doing or saying…
…and we got rightfully mogged because we are weak."
Shout-out to James Miles, the humiliation is peak here.