At least he was not kiddnaped by the can-adians like they did to that chinise lady. So this is better than what i would expect from the dogmen.
This doesn’t even look well-crafted enough to what I’d expect from genuine Chinese state propaganda. More like some kind of AI-generated melange of conspiracy theory nonsense where the model was trained on all the “fake news” garbage that could be found.
If you could elaborate what makes you say so? Some particular points of the article? The premise?
Well, the whole thing is completely implausible in a lot of ways, but to start with the basic premise: Canada does not punish people for calling the PM racist. Calling the PM racist is a popular sport lately in Canada. Nobody cares, because almost everyone knows that basically it isn’t true. He’s an idiot, but not a particularly racist one. Nor is “exposing the true nature of the Hong Kong riots”, whatever their nature might in fact be, anything that could possibly incur the wrath of the Canadian civil service, that part of it responsible for issuing passports. Canada may be corrupt and cruel in various ways, but not in anything resembling the ways depicted here. Its government is not going to do anything that would risk creating a major scandal, and this certainly would if there were any truth in it whatsoever, in order to be capriciously cruel to someone for no apparent reason other than to defend the honour of Hong Kong protesters. It makes no sense whatsoever.
I mean there’s really no reason to read beyond the headline to see this. That it expects us to believe NATO is somehow involved kinda gives it away that this is pure bullshit. But the more one does read, the zanier it gets. Although for all I know maybe there really is a “Carl Chen”. I’ve talked to homeless people with far weirder tales to tell than that one, even one guy who was abducted by the Grey aliens.
Calling the PM racist is a popular sport lately in Canada. Nobody cares, because almost everyone knows that basically it isn’t true. He’s an idiot, but not a particularly racist one.
Yes, exactly like that.
… and if you think you’re a leftist you might want to be careful about it. I don’t know how it is outside Canada, but inside Canada that image is mostly popular with racists, including hardcore white nationalist types. They love to post it, as if to say “We’re not the racists, this guy is the real racist, hurr hurr hurr.”
Nobody cares what Klanadians think, they’re the US’s top hat and they think that gives them some sort of authority on international matters, but they’re actually as irrelevant as Europe. Barely 40 million people live there.
So the guy publicly doing blackface isn’t racist because some other racists calling him racist? Bruh, it just means your country have much bigger problem than originally suggested.
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Nobody’s defending blackface, buddy
basically he isn’t racist
What you just wrote just shows how brainwashed by propaganda you are.
Oviously the hongkong protests were nato planned. And oviously the can-adian state is very vicious. Along with sweeden and the us is one of the states more likley to engage in arbitrary kidnapings of random people.
In fact the strange part is that they denied him the visa insted of just improssoning him once he gets to can-ada like they usually do.
This is some QAnon-level shit. Eh well, I guess people can believe just about anything with enough effort.
Imagine that. Some people even belive the can-adian state wont kiddnap random people to make a political point despite it being very open about it like they did meng wanzhou
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He’s from Quebec, and ethnically white
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He did blackface
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He’s head of the liberal party.
That’s already a lot of suggestions that he’s got at least some internalized racism.
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I know you think you’re being clever saying something like this, but I assure you, accusing a long running Canadian publication of being “Chinese State Propaganda” just because it says something you don’t like isn’t actually the brilliant display of intellect that you think it is.
No, I legit thought it wasn’t good enough to be actual Chinese state propaganda, which I’ve seen plenty of — as well as Russian, American, Canadian, et cetera. But I guess it could be; by now I expect they make many different kinds to cater to all tastes.
This stuff isn’t for a mass audience, obviously. It’s for people who are already heavily invested in a very specific world view that’s been constructed for them. One which I hadn’t been keeping track of. Apparently some people are actually buying into it. My mistake for wandering past uninitiated. For my part if I’m going to invest the mental effort to believe anything that crazy it’ll be something more fun, like fairies in the garden or the promises of a major oil company to go carbon neutral.
