>>8622247

it may turn out to be a blessing in disguise that so many young Americans went off to China to work in recent years.

For they have seen first-hand why China cannot be trusted to control or influence international institutions, culture, social life, etc. They left college with the rose-colored notion that Africans, Asians, Whites, Hispanics, et al. could all share power harmoniously. But now they see why it's a mistake to deal with the Chinese as partners on an equal footing with ourselves.

Sure, many older Americans can understand that concept in the abstract, but it's generally the younger generation ("millennials") that has actually lived in Chinese neighborhoods, worked alongside Chinese citizens (as opposed to ethnic Chinese who have naturalized as U.S. citizens), and done their shopping in Chinese supermarkets.

>>8622478

yes, what you describe is the typical Chinese (+some surrounding countries) form of 'potty-training'

>>8622780

This is why it's so important for anons to have a DC blood electrifier unit in their homes. These are easy to build (or have someone handy with electronics build for you) and they don't cost much money - perhaps $50 in components like capacitors and resistors and switches you can buy at Radio Shack-type shops.

The Beck blood electrifier dramatically drops viral load in the blood. This could prove critical for anons needing to pass a Mickey Mouse type test (as you describe) to be allowed back to work. Besides that, it also helps to keep you legitimately healthy.

The video shows you one way of putting the unit together yourself but any youtube search can show you other people doing their own at-home assembly of the unit. Time to fire up those soldering irons.

>>8622849

pics wouldn't embed first time around