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YouTube

A social media platform that was once great for catering towards passionate, respectful, and underrated YouTubers who bring awareness to endangered species or a video that talks about mental health disorders and how to help stop them from getting worse until Google merged with YouTube on 2006. As a result, after 2006, YouTube grew worst, because it always recommends very popular, yet moderately disliked and bothersome YouTubers, such as PewDiePie and Logan Paul, to users for them to make more profit. Also, sometimes, when users write an essay comment, users' comments won't show up, or they'll try to post their comments that will say "comment failed" or "unknown error". In fact, if users make their comments too long, YouTube wont allow it, as well as YouTube not liking what users have to say from time to time, often relating to hate speech or politics.

After Google merged with YouTube and allowed anyone under the age of 18 to make accounts with deceiving information, fat, greasy, smelly, and ugly trolls from their mother's basements alongside their indoctrinated followers can create multiple accounts to stalk, harass, and hack against victims to get a reaction from their misery just to make the trolls feel like they are in control of their emotions without facing any repercussions online. It is the price to pay for catering towards a wider audience, which will cause YouTube to become obsolete like Myspace, Facebook, and Yahoo sooner or later...

by TheUnknown21 June 8, 2019

Yue

A term used to describe the Sinicized Baiyue or Asian languages, such as Cantonese, Taishanese (Sze Yap), and Goulou, of Kwangtung, South China (Baiyue Land), Hong Kong, and Macau. Another Sinicized Baiyue language, Hakka, shares some loansome words, some pronunciation, and some Hanzi characters with Cantonese and Hokkien, which is lumped under the Min language family of Fujian, South China and Taiwan. However, Hakka is viewed as a different Vietic language, and it is mostly related to the Gan language of Jiangxi, South China. In fact, Yue is also used to describe a group of indigenous people inhabiting South China under the Yangtze River and to a certain degree, Southeast Asia, particularity Vietnam, and most of them are not Chinese or not descendants of the Yellow Emperor from North China's Yellow River genetically and culturally.

"Yue" is another term for "Viet" in Asia.

by TheUnknown21 June 8, 2019

Khmer Rouge

The Cambodian regime that terrorized Cambodia from 1975 to 1979. In the 1970s, the USA bombed Cambodia to get rid of the communist Vietcong, who was hiding underground, but this caused the Khmer Rouge to mistrust the USA and they overthrew the Western puppet, Lon Nol, since Cambodia tried to remain neutral. The leader of the Khmer Rouge, Pol Pot, was not a true communist, because he was a Chinese puppet being installed by China and Pol Pot even discarded communism in 1975. In fact, the West also supported the Khmer Rouge and didn't care if Cambodians were suffering. In actuality, Pol Pot was a Khmer nationalist by seeking to resurrect the Khmer Empire, based on his desire to slaughter all Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese, Cham, and other races, who he saw as threats to the Khmer race, as well as slaughtering Buddhists and the educated, and reclaiming lost territories, including South Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos. Also, Pol Pot wanted to remove Cambodian currency for the Khmer elites to flourish in wealth for themselves. After massacring about 1.7 to 2.2 million Cambodians, Pol Pot made a foolishly grave mistake by stepping onto Vietnam's soil from the west. The Vietcong easily defeated and exiled the Khmer Rouge into Cambodia's forests, where Pol Pot was put under house arrest until he died in 1998. Although, Pol Pot was largely assisted by PLA soldiers of Beijing to ward off against the Vietnamese from the north, but the Khmer Rouge was finished.

Despite the Khmer Rouge era being over, Hun Sen was a Khmer Rouge officer and he was installed as the prime minister of Cambodia in the late 20th century. Hun Sen used to support the Khmer Rouge's heinous actions against the Cambodians until he ceased supporting the Khmer Rouge in favor of siding with the Vietcong and his Cambodian people. However, Hun Sen sides with China now to enrich himself with wealth by allowing China to occupy his military naval base. It seems that money and power are more important than a human life to greedy politicians. Look at the brighter side. At least Cambodia isn't as totalitarian as North Korea or China these days, but we will see how Cambodia will be doing in the future.

by TheUnknown21 February 5, 2020

Alt-right

An ideology that the white supremacists used to promote their deceiving Nazi propaganda to paint the picture to the general public that they are the "saviors", and that they are superior to the Left-wing, Antifa, and minorities, such as Jews, Gypsies, homosexuals, blind people, deaf people, women, and blacks, who should all be bowing down endlessly to the so-called "Master Race" or else they should be all massacred with torment. In reality, white supremacists ain't so master race after all, if they got their asses easily kicked under the Confederacy during the American Civil War and under the Nazi Party during World War II. Afterwards, most war-driven Nazis got arrested and were sentenced to be executed on trial by being shot to death from a firing squad and corpses spit at by the general public when the American Civil War and World War II both ceased.

In Australia, a mass-shooter is an Alt-right extremist who wants to kill as many people as possible to cope with his fear of being open to people who look different from him or they don't want to give into his desires. A mass-shooter successfully murdered 50 people with a deadly gun, but when a random person, Abdul Aziz, threw a baseball-sized ATM machine at the mass-shooter's head, the mass-shooter ran off like a total wuss, admitting his pathetic defeat and he was eventually caught by police to be sent to prison. Afterwards, Abdul Azziz was praised as the hero who prevented a mass-shooter from taking away and ruining more lives of innocent civilians.

by TheUnknown21 June 6, 2019

Baiyue people/Bách Việt people

Groups of hundreds of non-Chinese Yue tribes being native to the Yangtze River, where it is south of the Yellow River. About 5,000 years earlier, the Chinese (formerly called Huaxia) arrived from the Tibetan Plateau, and defeated the Hmongs as well as stealing their homeland to establish the Chinese Civilization. Many Hmongs fled southwards to come in contact to form friendships with certain Yue tribes. Thousands of years later until the Qin dynasty period, the Chinese made a lot of conquests to enslave and assimilate the Baiyue people of different Yue kingdoms, especially the Nanyue Kingdom and Minyue Kingdom, into their empire. The Baiyue people who were left behind in South China after being conquered by the Chinese, and the Sinicization was complete during the Song dynasty period, became Sinicized Viets, notably Hokkien, Cantonese, and Hakka, who acted Chinese culturally, many of them forgotten their Baiyue ancestors, and worship only the Chinese. However, ethnic South "Chinese" retain moderate traces of Chinese DNA mostly on their father side, although they preserve high traces of Baiyue DNA mostly on their mother side with small traces of Baiyue DNA on their father side as a result of intermarriages. The Baiyue people who fled to Southeast Asia and Pacific islands became the Vietnamese, Thais, Laotians, Filipinos, etc. Curiously, Vietnam means "South of Yue" to indicate that the Vietnamese came from the Yangtze River before settling in the Red River Delta.

Baiyue people/Bách Việt people, especially Tai-Kadai and Hmong-mien tribes, practiced rice cultivation, shortening hair, head dressing, teeth pulling, fishing, etc. Baiyue people are more or less the Native Americans of East/Southeast Asia.

by TheUnknown21 January 28, 2020

Capitalism

An economic and political system in which a nation's companies are controlled by the super rich rather than the people. Capitalism can be beneficial for producers to innovate in creating new products. Also, consumers can pursue higher-paying jobs to earn more cash to buy more expensive products that they desire the most. Nonetheless, some capitalist countries, such as the USA, Russia, China, Venezuela, and Japan, are being detrimental in the way that they are inflating prices or taxes of products that leads to the downsides of capitalism. Examples are the lack of a Universal Healthcare, below-average minimum wage, micro-transactions in video games, the Student Debt Crisis, increased world hunger, and imperialism in foreign countries to steal resources and to boost economic jobs. Furthermore, if you are born poor at the bottom of the hierarchy, then you are most likely to stay there, unless you get lucky by winning a slot machine at a casino or winning a lottery to get out of the poverty line. To an extreme, capitalism is enslaving workers to their graves in factories without them having enough spare time to be with their family members, but it will ultimately crumble.

As the income gap continues to widen, the rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer. In other words, more poor people will suffer and die under capitalism. Capitalism needs to be heavily replaced by democratic socialism to allow poor workers to share and to control the means of production equally, as well as stealing millions or billions of dollars from the super wealthy businessmen to distribute equally among themselves. Therefore, the 1% super wealthy businessmen will no longer be abusive to poor workers' rights and will no longer continue to sit on their lazy asses doing absolutely nothing to contribute to society.

by TheUnknown21 February 19, 2020

Hakka

One of the most common languages alongside Cantonese and Min in South China, Hong Kong, and Macau. Hakka is also a somewhat common language that is spoken by the Chinese community in Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Being an off-spring with Sze Yap and Gan languages of the Chu state at which it was originated from the Yangtze River of South China, Hakka is a Miao-Yao language that was spoken by the Chu natives in its archaic form. Later, Hakka evolved to borrow a small percent of Han (Mandarin) words, Cantonese words, and Min words, as well as being written in Chinese characters alongside Mandarin, Cantonese, Min, and Wu for speakers to socialize with each other more effectively. Regardless, Hakka is a distinctive Asian language from other languages in China and most people outside of China (except for Chinese nationalists) consider Miao-Yao not placed under the Sino-Tibetan family tree.

In the 20th century, Hakka might have been suppressed by Chinese nationalists of the Kuomintang (ROC) government out of favoritism for only Mandarin with a Beijing accent to thrive in Taiwan. Blessed with charm that the Kuomintang (ROC) was declining in its power in the late 1980s, the DPP is trying to promote equality for Taiwanese people to speak Hakka alongside Min, Mandarin, and the Taiwanese aborigines languages whatever they wish. The progressive party, especially the current Hakka president of Taiwan, rocks!

by TheUnknown21 February 16, 2020