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I really just hope I don't end up as background in one of those "people of Walmart" posts.

https://blossom-espelhator.girino.org/ba01dfce1ed179c035c2c7db988deec0b18eef8cb5a20402629008ee3ffe8da3.mp4 É por uma causa nobre… Siga: @brasilemassa Source: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1207197027719970

Not being informed is critical for proper internet debate.

Tell me you don't understand Bitcoin without telling me you don't understand Bitcoin. The winning answer is; "I donated Bitcoin to a politician."

Why don't you proof of work your posts? Are you a lazy bot?

Walking around surrounded by exposed sex organs 😆

Really appreciate the curiosity in any case! 🙏

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https://blossom-espelhator.girino.org/88c79bcc6af9a9dfaf4afd7d02e34fe3ff0d5c062d9247e56cd1b3e8a22f9944.jpg China is tightening its rules on anime content. A post circulating online states that China has begun systematically rejecting anime that feature rebellion against the government or school romance themes, under stricter regulations introduced in early 2025. Titles such as Code Geass, Attack on Titan, and One Piece are reportedly facing difficulties getting approved. Japanese studios are said to be reviewing and adjusting scripts earlier in production to maintain access to the Chinese market, which remains a major source of revenue. Reactions online include comments criticizing the policy, with one user calling it overly restrictive, while others pointed out that some anime have succeeded without relying on the Chinese market. The situation may influence how future anime stories are written and distributed globally. What do you think about this change? Source: https://web.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1014548307581581&set=a.189081256794961