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02/04/20

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Originally posted by marakai ↑

Hey Yeast
I see the Aus Gov't has shut down your daytime Daigou gig giving you plenty time to post your propaganda here, I bet your earnings have cratered as result though huh ? No more baby formula premium for you any more huh, back onto the old ten yuan per post slave wage again ?

China gonna go ballistic in a month or so , already new lockdowns even as they tried to force people back to work, Chinese people gonna go full retard and revolt against the CCP Gov't in short order and people like yourself who pander to the Communist Gov't will be seen for what you are and treated accordingly.

Must be a lonely life you lead....

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lol daigou, i wish i have that kind of purchasing power. They r among the richest in this country, havent heard any of them not owning a 700k+ couple mils home. Just go to those rich suburbs and look for those asians, likely all daigous.

Anyway unlike the underdeveloped west, will never have that kind of wealth and power to do so.
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