Tiananmen 32 Years Ago

[livingston]

e 4, 2021 | Sundance | 260 Comments
It was 32 years ago tonight when the Chinese government sent the Mongolian Army into Tiananmen Square to crackdown on the mostly student protestors.
It is against the law in China to recognize today, memorialize the dead, or even speak publicly of this bloody anniversary. Few people know the short and long-term political ramifications to this event which extended far beyond the borders of China.
Many people are familiar with this image:

 

[livingston]

However, not as many people are as familiar with the wide shot.

Tiananmen 32 Years Ago Today - The Last Refuge

The June 4th 1989 anniversary holds a great deal of personal significance for those who witnessed the events.

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[livingston]

If you look at the last picture carefully, there are mangled and torn in half bodies from the tank tracks.

 

[Deplorable Me]

I hope the progressive liberals see this as in their future as they currently steer us in that direction. With their reactionary mentality they will be the ones full of regret and under the treads. Their dreams literally squashed.

 

[Bananabandit]

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