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Apparently the correct method is to walk around a city collecting signatures. Idk if they intend to send the petition to the Australian government or maybe the CPC itself, but these little old ladies are always doing it in town
with a whole table of falun gong and shen yun posters lmao
Idk if they actually do those shows here. Maybe in Sydney or Melbourne. I've never talked to one.
I should say I'm an anti CCP communist and wish they had real communism and see what they say.
I had a falun cringe guy tried to pawn me off leaflets about how china has killed tens of millions of people (in the last 20 years) and I just politely refused and told him I wasnt looking to sign up to a cult today
If do do any street trolling, I'll report back. Not sure I have the energy to tbh, but if it does happen...
id reccomend getting some of there material for some toilet paper/light reading, its genuinally batshit insane
I would highly recommend the True Anon multi episode arc on FLG and Shen Yun, at the end they actually get a former employee of the Epoch Times to spill the beans on how batshit the operation is.
Episodes 283, 284, 286 and 288 (yeah they're non-consecutive episodes)
They have infrequent shows here, yes. Shen Yun is their international travelling act, and would be predominantly USA performers.
In suburbs with large Chinese populations too (e.g. Sunnybank QLD, Box Hill VIC, Hurstville NSW) the Falun Gong will have chapters that hold regular 'community' events. I saw one with a huge brass band playing in the central shopping strip last time I was out that way.
They also host music and dance competitions under different banners for the Chinese diaspora that roll into their recruiting efforts.
A friend of mine mentioned to me that a nice Chinese lady dropped by and asked if she could put up a poster to advertise a show in Sydney (this was ~300km west of Sydney), she said sure. I asked her to send me a photo of the poster. It was Shen Yun.