The I’m Black Superman line in the trailer is awesome:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZ7PAyCDwEg&t=105
At 1:45

Unless Firefox comes pre-installed on android, unlikely

Aah.
Is there something like the automod feature in reddit?
That would be solution to common misconceptions, right?

Aah. Sorry.
I was a bit wary since I got banned in a .world community when I shared similar pov’s. I think there are some who equate Stalin to Hitler, so was trying to avoid needless fights on that.

I’m in the KL state.

Famines are never going to be pretty, right?
I have seen pictures online of the Bengal and Mangalore famines that India suffered under British rule.

My doubt on it is how much of it is natural and how much is intentional.
What do those historians say about that?

I have seen people arguing and discussing about it online, with everything ranging from intentional punishment to bureaucratic inefficiency to feudal farmlords burning their produce and animals during the famine to how famines were common in the region until the 1950’s and also mentions of grain export

Also, which part of India, if you don’t mind?

Southern India
Are you Indian too? Which part?

Overall positive.

I’ve heard that he supported the development of India. As an Indian, positive view here.

After joining lemmy, seeing arguments about him, got to know that he faced personal losses too, with his son, a soldier in the WW2, dying in a Nazi concentration camp as a PoW.

Have read that there were purges of officials and repression in fear of Nazi and other spies and that excesses did happen under his govt.
But considering how they were able to reduce poverty and were able to industrialise their nation, making them able to fight the Nazis, I see them overall positively.

Have heard about the famine too. But not sure if it was purposeful like how Churchill took away foodgrains from Bengal. So negative view on it, but not sure how to see it. Whether it is intentional or natural cause or inefficiency.

How do you feel about Hitler?

Isn’t lemmy.world very very USA-centric? And they are keen on name calling you as a tankie if you mention things that do not go along with their view.

I was banned from a community there, because I mentioned the Munich agreement and shared my view opposing what the community had in a discussion that centred around the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact.

Time to make accounts in lemmy.ml

I don’t think they are that dogmatic too.
Like, they seem to support China lead by a Socialist/Communist/Marxist political leadership, that declares its aim as transitioning into socialism by 2050 or so.

Thank you

Is there a foss client for it?
Or any way to use it via the website for a person who does not know Chinese?

Thank you

I forgot to mention OCR. It’s a decent alternative for GLens.

Thank you.
Any open/free resources, yt videos etc that you’d recommend to know more about them?

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Tanks stopping when a person blocked their path? And remaining calm even when the person climbs over the tank? Finally the tank driver talking with person calmly?

Their army or atleast the tank driver seems to be very decent.

As an Indian, I think they seem more well-planned and more decent than recent USAmerica.
India and China does have border issues, but I do respect them as I agree with their leftist view of reducing poverty and improving literacy. I think our countries could come to decent compromise there.
Also, the communism aspects.

But saying that a single country is the future is too simple.

And even the Chinese seem to be not emulating America to be an empire.
I think their aim is a multi-polar world. Atleast if the random yt vids I saw are proper representations.

You didn’t raise any better point, right?
So what is there to cope and seethe?

Yes, downvotes are not really a big deal, especially in lemmy.
You don’t need to seethe at the downvotes.

They did calmly explain their reasons, while you resorted to a nobody likes them generalisation and now tankie name calling.

Because they calmly explain their reasons?

Is there a specific format that LLM’s follow?
Is it the use of bullet points?