Why Traitors Almost Always Mutate from the Left

2006/8/30 20:44:04

Yesterday someone brought up the topic of traitors being celebrated. Actually, that's not the issue. Being celebrated doesn't mean something is good — being celebrated merely means receiving attention. By this measure, Hitler has always been celebrated, with research about him never ceasing. But the real question is not whether traitors can be celebrated, but why traitors have almost always mutated from the left.

Everyone knows that the greatest traitor, Wang Jingwei, was originally a leftist within the Kuomintang. He shouted revolutionary slogans louder than anyone. Later, when slaughtering Communists, he was no less ruthless than the so-called Generalissimo. And most remarkably, when it came to becoming a traitor, he was an absolute natural. Even more ironic: don't the portraits of Chen Gongbo and Zhou Fohai still hang at the memorial site of the CPC's First Congress in Shanghai? And what were those two? I probably don't need to remind anyone.

In Chinese people's concept, the left means progressive, revolutionary. Therefore, the left is the easiest faction for selling dog meat under a sheep's head. So when the left shouts slogans, never take it seriously. Historical experience proves that the louder the slogans, the more vicious the reversal. There is a very colloquial saying aimed specifically at this kind of person: "flip the pig stomach inside out and it's all shit." The Chinese nation, with thousands of years of history, has quite a bit of experience in seeing through this.

Compared to the right, who take pleasure in being lapdogs, the left is more dangerous, more of a motley crew, and when they mutate, they scramble to be first. Otherwise, century-class mega-traitors like Wang Jingwei, Chen Gongbo, and Zhou Fohai would not have emerged. This sheep's-head-dog-meat trick will obviously continue to be tricked, and there will be plenty more for everyone to watch!