Kefla [she/her, they/them]

It’s a not a trivial question to get an answer for by googling.

I literally googled “ethnic groups in china wikipedia” and “ethnic groups in the US wikipedia” and the results (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ethnic_groups_in_China & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_ethnicity_in_the_United_States) seem to immediately and unambiguously reject the idea of China as some kind of homogenous ethnostate that the US can’t emulate because it has too high a concentration of melanin or whatever fascist bullshit you were trying to say.

I lwonder if China’s population is more or less ethnically and culturally homogeneous than that of the USA,

It comes across as extremely insincere to just pose these questions publicly. If you actually wondered that, you would look it up. What you’re actually doing is covertly implying an answer that you think is true and would never question, without having the spine to actually state that answer yourself because you know that you have no actual facts to back up what you’re suggesting.

we had the most beautiful victory, everyone’s saying it, Iran never stood a chance

The king of iran said to me yesterday, “Mr. Trump you’re too powerful, we can’t beat you, please accept our unconditional surrender” and I told him that wasn’t good enough! I made him apologize to me for this terrible war and now we’re going to make Iran great again

Please buy my hats

The criticism is that westerners believe in something that both doesn’t exist (the popular “social credit” myth) and also is much closer to existing where they live.