最近，我因为把油管昵称改成“中共黄俄殖狗朝鲜大餐”，并发了一张朝鲜战争的真实战场照片，就被永久封禁——第一次违规就被直接移除，完全跳过所谓的“三振规则”，荒谬至极。他们或许援引“庆祝暴力和死亡”，但朝鲜战争是正义与邪恶之战，事实面前没有争议。这只是冰山一角。自翻墙以来，我在Meta、推特、油管、亚马逊游戏，多次被封号或限制，海外平台所谓的自由只是表象。
主流媒体口口声声标榜道义、公正和理性，但一碰到中共或其他极权议题，就立刻选择性报道、偏向审查，和极权政权同流合污。它们在自由和公正的外衣下，隐藏着商业利益和政治算计，把用户困在另一堵“隐形墙”里——你翻出了墙内的明目张胆审查，却掉进了算法和商业驱动的全新牢笼。
更糟糕的是，这些海外平台紧密捆绑全球化经济，本质上不排斥极权基因。权力、利益、算法和舆论控制交织，让全球化在缺乏道德约束时注定堕落。所谓的自由、公正，不过是精心涂抹的粉底，把潜在的操控和偏向遮盖起来，让人误以为世界是开放的。
自由不是天赋，而是警觉、辨识和斗争的结果。从墙内到墙外，如果我们不保持清醒，所谓国际自由空间，很可能不过是另一种极权的温柔陷阱。面对这些伪装成道义、公正的巨兽，我们唯一能做的，就是揭穿它们，让世界看清真实的秩序。
Recently, I changed my YouTube username to “CCP-Russian-Colonial-Dog North Korea BBQ” and posted a real battlefield photo from the Korean War. The next day, my account was permanently banned—striking me out on the first offense, completely skipping the so-called “three strikes” rule. Ridiculous. They may have cited “celebrating violence and death,” but the Korean War was a battle between justice and evil; facts are indisputable. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Since I started bypassing the Great Firewall, I’ve been repeatedly banned or restricted on Meta, Twitter, YouTube, and even Amazon Games. The so-called freedom on these platforms is just an illusion.
Mainstream media loudly proclaims morality, fairness, and rationality, yet the moment it touches CCP or other authoritarian issues, it selectively reports, censors, and colludes with totalitarian regimes. Behind the facade of freedom and justice lies commercial interest and political calculation, trapping users behind another “invisible wall.” You escape the blatant censorship inside China, only to fall into a new prison driven by algorithms and business incentives.
Worse still, these overseas platforms are tightly bound to the globalized economy and do not reject authoritarian genes. Power, profit, algorithms, and media control intertwine, ensuring that globalization, without moral constraints, is destined for decay. Freedom and justice are nothing but carefully applied makeup, hiding the underlying manipulation and bias, giving the illusion of an open world.
Freedom is not innate; it is the result of vigilance, discernment, and struggle. From inside the Great Firewall to the outside world, if we do not stay alert, the so-called international space of freedom may well be just another soft trap of authoritarianism. Faced with these beasts disguised as morality and fairness, the only thing we can do is expose them and reveal the true order of the world.
