Shaping the policy debate: How the British media presents China
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New report analyses coverage of China in the British media and the implications of a consistently negative framing for UK policymaking
  • carl_marks[use name]@lemmy.ml
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    6 months ago

    OK, so China has looked out for its own interests and created an economic advantage for a fraction of its own population.

    Technically true. 800M is indeed a (large) fraction

    And yet, still the largest source of methane emission.

    Typical western chauvinist pointing to china's emissions when most of his treats get produced there. Never mind checking per Capita numbers

    a product they can sell. Let’s not pretend like this has some altruistic motivation.

    Yeah it's not altruism, but I don't see anyone else producing the amount of solar that is needed to stop climate change

      • carl_marks[use name]@lemmy.ml
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        6 months ago

        What is your point?

        That China does significantly more for it's people than other countries do for theirs. You're a lib that needs to be able to categorize in good or bad, when nothing in life is black and white.

        Typical PRC apologist, incapable of acknowledging or addressing any faults on the part of China so just tries to deflect by pointing fingers in other directions. You know this tactic is super transparent right?

        Giving me examples of Chinese private companies doing shitty business practices when most other private companies do the same is just you holding China to higher standards and is reeking of chauvinism. You know this tactic is super transparent right?