Die russische Propaganda wird ausgerechnet durch eine neue Daten-Plattform im Auftrag des Habeck-Ministeriums gestützt. Sie zeigt: Die westlichen Sanktionen verpuffen bislang. Dennoch gibt es gute Gründe, daran festzuhalten.
It is truly astonishing to consider how anyone could believe that Russians would rise up over frivolous matters like this. Moreover, I’d argue that there is a certain degree of racism in these narratives that rely on the notion that Russians or Chinese cannot independently produce products comparable to Western standards on their own.
In fact, the whole portrayal of liberal democracy as the sole legitimate form of governance amounts to little more than contemporary marketing for colonialism. This concept functions as a pretext for invasions disguised as benevolent civilizing missions and is directly connected with the notion that Western goods are superior. It’s part of an overarching narrative that portrays the West as bringing enlightenment to “uncivilized” societies.
Can you imagine the blood in the streets if americans couldn’t get their chicken nuggets? No more coors light? I think it’s an american-centric line of thought to believe that other countries would revolt over losing their little treats like the US would.
It is truly astonishing to consider how anyone could believe that Russians would rise up over frivolous matters like this. Moreover, I’d argue that there is a certain degree of racism in these narratives that rely on the notion that Russians or Chinese cannot independently produce products comparable to Western standards on their own.
In fact, the whole portrayal of liberal democracy as the sole legitimate form of governance amounts to little more than contemporary marketing for colonialism. This concept functions as a pretext for invasions disguised as benevolent civilizing missions and is directly connected with the notion that Western goods are superior. It’s part of an overarching narrative that portrays the West as bringing enlightenment to “uncivilized” societies.
Can you imagine the blood in the streets if americans couldn’t get their chicken nuggets? No more coors light? I think it’s an american-centric line of thought to believe that other countries would revolt over losing their little treats like the US would.