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> the things I hear on US social media sounds like it came strait out of a South Park parody. The problem is that this history in particular is indistinguishab
by pvaldes 3y ago
> the things I hear on US social media sounds like it came strait out of a South Park parody.
The problem is that this history in particular is indistinguishable from a South Park parody
Other things said may be or not be true, but as we are talking about this history, it seems backed by solid and credible evidences.
- max47 3y agoI meant the people's reaction look like a South Park episode, not china's actions. The way they get hysterical and claim that you could spend years in jails for stupid things like having a picture of Winnie the Pooh on your phone. And it never stops, every couple of months, there is a new made up and/or exagerated thing about china that Americans are ultra confident about even if they have never been to china or talked to a Chinese person. This week for exemple, politicians (not trump this time) on tv were talking about how most Chinese migrant are ccp spies/soldiers.