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Another mocker of the crisis in India to go along with poor B2.

A Chinese Communist Party-linked account mocked India's Covid crisis on social media. It backfired

Hong Kong (CNN)For most of China, last week's??was simply a moment of pride. But for one social media account linked to the ruling Communist Party, it was a crass opportunity to mock India's Covid-19 tragedy.

On the micro-blogging platform Weibo, the account?posted?a photo of the Chinese Long March-5B carrier rocket blasting off, alongside a picture of cremation pyres burning at night in India under the watch of people in hazmat suits.
"China lighting a fire versus India lighting a fire," the caption read, accompanied by a hashtag declaring that India's Covid-19 cases had surged past 400,000 a day.
The account that posted the photos is linked to the Central Commission for Political and Legal Affairs, a powerful organ of the ruling Communist Party, overseeing the country's courts and law enforcement bodies. Several other government accounts run by the police and local courts shared the pictures.
Though nationalist sentiment against India has been running high in recent months due to border disputes, many Chinese social media users were shocked. "I can't believe this was posted by a government account. Why do you need to use the suffering of others to highlight national pride?" read one top comment underneath the post.
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On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 09:14 AM, awb wrote:
I can't believe this was posted by a government account.
As they say in China, "Never trust government. Government is asshole."

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Oh yes, CNN owned by Southern Bell otherwise known as AT&T.? I fired AT&T 3 years ago because they couldn't keep decent broadband up in my neighborhood.? Called the other monopoly Comcast.? The rep was here in 15 minutes.? I then went to Walmart (a mile away) and bought a modem/router rather than rent one from Comcast.? But Comcast is reliable and if they have an outage I change check with their phone app.? But outages are rare because if out so is TV for customers.

CNN, junk news for the peanut gallery.? Back in the 90s they called me once because the company I worked at was at the center of a national news story.? They actually said "it's a slow news day" but I had to pass them off to our PR department.

When I was in India the TV often had CNN India on.? When I was flying out of Mumbai via business class in the business class lounge I looked over at the next table and there were the two CNN India anchors.? They were flying out for some meeting in Switzerland.

On 5/3/21 7:14 AM, awb via groups.io wrote:
Another mocker of the crisis in India to go along with poor B2.
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I think people here know how to use links.? Copying the page is much more work than copying the story link.