Song Binbin - Wikipedia
a daughter of one of the eight immortals of the communist party, she had a very privileged upbringing in beijing
at the time, there was great consensus among the people that the communists had ushered an end to the century of humiliation
history was being rewritten, the chinese would arise from the chagrin and poverty once and for all
life felt visceral and vivid to most
when the cultural revolution arose, an even greater vitality emerged in circles such as hers
the emancipation would be total, the old order of five millennia would be destroyed, the femoid would finally attain 'equality'
she quickly became a leader of the red guards due to her privileged status - a leader in one of history's most valiant youth movements
such a life reached it's apex at tiananmen, when she made mao a red guard in front of millions
a sensory experience with almost no parallel in its intensity
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLtoZTLMR3k
the qualitative aspect of communism is completely irrelevant here, imagine the intensity and vitality of such a life
a clear, grand narrative in which you are one of the leading figures - you are the vehicle through which history progresses
through which femoids are 'emancipated'
the vitality, vigor, vividness of her youth is unmatched by practically anyone - the stars aligned in such a way to create a perfect upbringing
she moved to the united states only ten years later to pursue a corporate career
the cognitive dissonance is so large that it's genuinely hard to believe even a femoid could be in ownership of it
she accepted that her life had been inferior, even though practically every imaginable facet of it was as perfect as could be
one can only conclude that white worship is ingrained genetically, there is truly no other explanation at hand
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