Kent State actually was what they pretend Tiananmen Square was, but most USians are not ready for that conversation.

So it’s the first one then. That’s probably slightly less infuriating.

Ever wonder why you never see the high resolution/color original version of this photo?

Because everything pointed out in the annotated version in the replies to this is immediately obvious, and because you can see the burned out bus with dead soldiers’ bodies hanging from it, which supports the Chinese narrative that soldiers were burned alive and makes the US/British narrative that the soldiers launched an unprovoked attack on a peaceful protest seem silly.

I’m really not in the mood to watch Very Convinced individuals try to e.g. ridicule violence protest suppression by calling it “tinyman square”.

So you don’t actually know anything about that issue except the US State Department’s take?

Or you just really approve of CIA funded color revolutions violently assaulting communists?

The kind that also thinks that capitalism is evil and the US is bad but somehow everything the US State Department says about a socialist country is correct.