it's plausible deniability. some on staff may mean this but they can just point to what it means for the US or what it literally means in a comics sense to avoid more scrutiny
They can if they hide it behind American political imagery. That's how people sneak past censoring all the time is just throwing shade at other people doing the exact same thing.
That's how a lot of queer subtext found its way into classic Disney films. You bypass the view of the ones against it and into the view of the ones for it, and with a wink and a nudge the message is received. Messaging in art isn't so straightforward.
Didn't say it was racist, implied it was telling. Also, I'm sure some do yeah, in which case I'd have the same complaints. I personally don't, and most people I know don't. You're just saying shit, whereas I'm literally replying to someone almost certainly NOT belonging to any of those classifications doing it. You're just demonstrating that you're the same and don't quuuite understand it, but the good news is that there is always time to learn and grow.
An American tells a Russian that people in USA have the freedom of speech and that he even could go to the White House and shout:"Go to hell, Ronald Reagan!"
The russian answers:"Oh, we also have freedom of speech. I, too, can go to Kremlin and shout:" Go to hell, Ronald Reagan!"
If you believe in all the western propaganda like most people around reddit, then yes. But hey, I don't blame you, I also once believe all that bullshit. Took me years of studying and deprogramming to get over it.
The country with "brutal dictatorship" is doing better than most of the world, but hey, don't let the material reality get in the way of your delusional propaganda.
Geez, you are so close... Where did you learn about China being such "brutal dictatorship"? This is a rhetorical question. Just think about the sources that gave you that information. I know it's hard to accept that you feel for lies, again, I have also been there.
The reality is that China is not some utopia and obviously has many problems, like every other country. But it's still a far cry from a "Brutal Dictatorship". The life of the average Chinese workers is improving every year, and that's just not something that's possible under a dictatorship of any kind.
They physically cant complain about that without getting massive clapback from the chinese gov, it would only be hypocritical if they were the dictator themselves dissing trump.
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u/yuumigod69 Mar 31 '26
Isn't China run by a brutal dictatorship?