Students at the University of Maryland were interviewed about their feelings on the 70th anniversary of communist China. Multiple students were sympathetic to the communist government, including one who commented that it “must be doing something right” to have lasted seven decades.
In a series of interviews with Campus Reform, students at the University of Maryland offered some shocking perspectives on the 70th anniversary of communist China. Some students even said that they were “proud” of the anniversary.
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How much brainless can these millennials get thinking Communism and Socialism is good. If they had to live it I guarantee they would change their minds. Send them over there to live for a year, then come back and tell us how great communism is.
ReplyDeleteCan we send these idiots over there?
ReplyDeleteI liked to see those numb-nuts survive in COMMUNIST China. Let them protest and see where it gets them.
ReplyDeleteOur country has a 200+ year track record and has become the most revered country on Earth due to it's capitalistic and democratic system. You don't see people trying to emigrate to China. And there's' good reason for that.
So one of my reason WHY we need school vouchers NOW!!!! and the FED needs to stop supporting colleges and universities..the public school system is nothing but communist indoc centerS filling our young minds with luciferian idealogy
ReplyDeleteThese are the next traitors of America. When we allow foreigners to teach our kids. What did you expect??
ReplyDeleteIf you don't follow the rules in China you will suddenly disappear. A citizen cannot criticize their government for fear of prison on death. Everyday we hear of another ban on another foreign company doing business in China. China did not like it when a person representing a basketball organization called for freedom for the citizens of Hong Kong. Now, China has banned the broadcasting of all preseason games unless the team retracts its support for freedom in Hong Kong. The spokesman caved in to the Chinese out of fear of losing broadcast income.
ReplyDeleteCommunism is slavery, so do they admit they believe slavery is good
ReplyDeleteDid anyone investigate how much money China has given the University of Maryland and the Maryland University System in the last 10+ years? Also how many Professors and Chinese classes offered that is paid for by the Chinese? This is just be the tip of the iceberg. Another Maryland corruption scheme thanks to the corrupt Politians.
ReplyDeleteStupid a$$es. They need to learn to read and study up on what communism is all about. It's way more than getting free stuff, which is what they'e all after.
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