There’s a difference between propaganda and selectively presented facts.
The first graphic is misleading because it compares US war spending with Chinese infrastructure spending while ignoring American infrastructure investment and Chinese military spending. It’s a false comparison.
The second graph is from the legitimate Democracy Perception Index 2024. The numbers aren’t fabricated, but they measure how democratic people think their country is, not how democratic it actually is.
see, this is just a pathetic propagandist. ban me if you want I don’t care, but as anyone can plainly see, this is the fact. not even caring to prove your own point.
Maybe you could explain why it’s flawed, or even why my other link is incorrect.
There’s a difference between propaganda and selectively presented facts.
The first graphic is misleading because it compares US war spending with Chinese infrastructure spending while ignoring American infrastructure investment and Chinese military spending. It’s a false comparison.
The second graph is from the legitimate Democracy Perception Index 2024. The numbers aren’t fabricated, but they measure how democratic people think their country is, not how democratic it actually is.
Cope
It’s actually a fine comparison, because the US didn’t spend 1.8 trillion on infrastructure, and China didn’t spend 1.7 trillion on military, lol.
The second graph is fine as well, as “how democratic a country actually is” isn’t really a measurable metric.
How much did they spend then?
You tell me!
see, this is just a pathetic propagandist. ban me if you want I don’t care, but as anyone can plainly see, this is the fact. not even caring to prove your own point.
Do you always get other kids in class to do your homework for you?