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🌙d̴r̴u̴í̴🕯️1 year ago

@AmbassadeChine @ChinainVan @ChinaDaily @AmbCina @HeRulong @BBCWorld @elonmusk these monsters should be in the most brutal fashion possible.

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FlandriaRex1 year ago

@AmbassadeChine @ChinainVan @ChinaDaily @AmbCina @HeRulong @BBCWorld @elonmusk I hate china so much

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Louis Jenrel1 year ago

@AmbassadeChine @ChinainVan @ChinaDaily @AmbCina @HeRulong @BBCWorld @elonmusk Every morning I try to overcome my violent hatred towards the Han, but every night you people pull me back.

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Selena Kyle1 year ago

@AmbassadeChine @ChinainVan @ChinaDaily @AmbCina @HeRulong @BBCWorld @elonmusk Poor baby shaking with terror 😔

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Ⓥ Preference distinguishes love from self-love. ☮️1 year ago

@AmbassadeChine @ChinainVan @ChinaDaily @AmbCina @HeRulong @BBCWorld @elonmusk This person might hurt a baby, they definitely are another necrophilic incel that jerks off to dead cats.

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inewton1 year ago

@AmbassadeChine @ChinainVan @ChinaDaily @AmbCina @HeRulong @BBCWorld @elonmusk I don't quite understand the implications of this post. Are you suggesting that the shaking kitten was being held by someone who intended to do bad things to it?

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Topuzzo & Co.1 year ago

@AmbassadeChine @ChinainVan @ChinaDaily @AmbCina @HeRulong @BBCWorld @elonmusk Yes

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Dagmar Grabsch1 year ago

@AmbassadeChine @ChinainVan @ChinaDaily @AmbCina @HeRulong @BBCWorld @elonmusk leave the kittens alone, you cowardly subhumans‼️🤬 you should be executed‼️🤬💩🔥🔥🔥

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Chinese people abuse animals1 year ago

@AmbassadeChine @ChinainVan @ChinaDaily @AmbCina @HeRulong @BBCWorld @elonmusk The Chinese will use dozens of tortures to abuse this kitten, and will use CPR and adrenaline to prevent the kitten from dying easily.

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carol fenton morgan1 year ago

@AmbassadeChine @ChinainVan @ChinaDaily @AmbCina @HeRulong @BBCWorld @elonmusk Evil Chinese bastrds 😡🤬🤬😠😠😠🤬🤬😠😠🤬🤬😠🤬🤬😠🤬

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