And your kids will forever cherish the memories of saying Bonjour to Mickey Souris and Donald Canard.

It’s cheaper to fly to France and take your kids to Disneyland Paris.

I’m noticing you didn’t explicitly say what happened, only what didn’t

I didn’t say either of those things.

Just remember that you can’t trust every anonymously sourced photo on the internet. Don’t forget to try to evaluate the genuineness of what you’re seeing.

For example, ask yourself if you can actual see identifiable features of Tiananmen Square in the background of these photos. (You would expect to be able to, right?)

Especially with an emotive topic like this. These photos inspire strong visceral reactions, and sometimes they’re counting on that. They want you to be so overwhelmed with disgust that you don’t stop to realize that some of the photos are obviously fake or mislabelled.

Like the ones that show piles of meat claiming to be the bodies of students run over by tanks. A moment’s thought will make it obvious that they are fake, because people’s clothes do not disappear when they are run over by tanks. But they want you to be so overwhelmed by disgust and anger that you don’t think about it.

Sometimes they rely on sheer quantity, but don’t mistake quantity for quality.

Anyway, I’m not going to push a side in this post. I trust that you can think for yourself.

They mean that he could die before then.