Yea, I feel this meme is not very conducive to productive conversations. It acknowledges the two largest targets of US foreign policy (outside of the DPRK and maybe Cuba), but does so in a manner that doesn’t contradict the US narrative or highlight how they are propagandized. Moreover, there’s good reason to hate the Russian Federation, while critically supporting them, but this post equates the RF and PRC in a way that shouldn’t really be done.
That’s why good agitprop is focused on simple facts that are easily proven and framed in a way that challenges existing notions, and doesn’t stereotype the poster.
Yeah, I agree that it isn’t particularly effective or clear I’m just responding to the comments I can’t even see because my instance blocks lemmy.world.
Yea, I feel this meme is not very conducive to productive conversations. It acknowledges the two largest targets of US foreign policy (outside of the DPRK and maybe Cuba), but does so in a manner that doesn’t contradict the US narrative or highlight how they are propagandized. Moreover, there’s good reason to hate the Russian Federation, while critically supporting them, but this post equates the RF and PRC in a way that shouldn’t really be done.
That’s why good agitprop is focused on simple facts that are easily proven and framed in a way that challenges existing notions, and doesn’t stereotype the poster.
Yeah, I agree that it isn’t particularly effective or clear I’m just responding to the comments I can’t even see because my instance blocks lemmy.world.
Based lol