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It does. That message is “this person has power over you” and “this person is to be feared” while the alternative is “this person is to be mocked” because in mo
by bitcurious 4y ago
It does. That message is “this person has power over you” and “this person is to be feared” while the alternative is “this person is to be mocked” because in mockery society reclaims power over dictators.
It’s not an accident that most dictators try to control political satire.
- jay_kyburz 4y agoThe media here in Australia love to point our how sensitive and thin skinned the Chinese Government is. Mockery cuts deepest when pointing out actual flaws.