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It's hilarious and worth 1.5 minute of your time. Especially the change of the statue face in a familiar color of 45.
by lowdose 6y ago
It's hilarious and worth 1.5 minute of your time. Especially the change of the statue face in a familiar color of 45.
- bassrattle 6y agoWhy are you so enthusiastic about Chinese propaganda?
- jbay808 6y agoEven while recognizing that it's propaganda, one can also appreciate it as hilarious and expert-level spin and trolling by state actors. I agree it's worth the watch. You don't have to agree with its interpretation of events, but you can think critically about why the message they crafted would appeal to one target audience while inciting anger and frustration in another target audience, and what goals the video's producers might have in making it.
- karmakaze 6y agoI'll venture to guess: (1) for a good laugh, (2) we can learn from the truths in it. Separate intent from the truths and repurpose it.
- mrscottson 6y agoThe timeline is 100% accurate, anyone that follows international trade/news was aware of the dangers by the end of January.(I personally remember reading the papers about the virus's genome mid-January) It seems we are in a period where most of our politicians would rather not take responsibility for dropping the ball and are trying to lie about observable and well catalogued recent history.
- jbay808 6y agoThat's true. And the CDC did say not to wear a mask, and various other aspects of the US reaction are accurate. And the video doesn't even talk about faulty CDC test kits, banning of imported test kits, or other American own-goals in this crisis. It does brush over some other details on the Chinese side, of course.