Originally, I would sometimes mindlessly scroll through Douyin (TikTok) to watch social events in my spare time, but after a comrade’s reminder, I realized I shouldn’t waste this time on meaningless things and instead record some related thoughts.
This afternoon, while watching Douyin, I found that the student who was buried alive by three little brats a year ago has passed, and people are commemorating him on Douyin. However, many still insist on calling for strict punishment, which still falls within the scope of legal struggle. Actually, the power of these masses is just not gathered through a proper channel, leading them to only voice their opinions scattered online, and it seems there are no related mass protests found online.
There are also many who speak out against campus bullying. The middle school system can only produce bullies and more oppressed students.
There are also those opposing domestic violence, but some comments even mention Tian Guan Ci Fu (Heaven Official’s Blessing) and some CPs, which I don’t understand what it means.
I was planning to post some comments recently, but it turns out I need real-name authentication, so I had to give up for now.
Seeing many women opening small accounts to share their tragic experiences lately, since the Chinese reform and opening up, the oppression of women by patriarchy and Confucianism has become increasingly severe, with human trafficking, sexual assault, and domestic violence emerging one after another, which is both infuriating and sad. I wish they could receive guidance from Marxism, rather than becoming victims of the old society.
I remember seeing on Douyin (TikTok) that there are also claims praising traffic police for their helpfulness. I used to think these traffic police were good, but this is just a beautification of the violent agencies of the Zhongxiu (Chinese repair) system. In reality, Zhongxiu traffic police do not maintain order as a super-class to protect the safety of all people, but rather to facilitate the circulation of commodities for the bourgeoisie and to serve their interests. If traffic is not smooth, it would hinder the bourgeoisie’s profit realization and affect their capital turnover. Additionally, warnings about traffic safety during rainy days, fog, and other conditions are mainly to reduce police dispatches and avoid trouble for themselves, while also pretending to serve the public.
The comments in the videos opposing domestic violence, where people are posting CPs like Tian Guan Ci Fu, could they be the kind of people who say they want to break the big data censorship? A couple of years ago, incidents like Huang Feiruo, Su Shicheng, and Guiyang fire hydrants caused quite a stir, and these public opinions were stirred up by the masses online. I also saw many people last year saying that domestic platforms automatically detect comments, and if all comments are uniformly voiced, they automatically suppress the heat, so people have to post different types of comments to break the big data censorship. I’m not sure if this principle exists (of course, the bourgeoisie’s censorship cannot be broken by technical means), but it is widely circulated online, and many people relay videos related to this issue with such comments—some post comments about food, plants, or pets, and those who enjoy淫乐 (leisurely pleasure) post淫乐-related comments.
