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Since when did naming a country for their military action signify the opinion or inclination of the majority of civic population? When newspapers report on "cou
by thisoneworks 2y ago
Since when did naming a country for their military action signify the opinion or inclination of the majority of civic population? When newspapers report on "country A did X" it almost always means their government did X. So I'm not sure what point you're trying to make
- rbanffy 2y agoYou are lumping together a population that doesn't necessarily agree with the actions. It creates negative attitudes towards citizens of that country (or people who look like citizens of that country).
- rightbyte 2y agoIt is some sort of dehumanization. Since it got into fashion, I've noticed some colleges started to refer to companies in China as 'China'. Like as if they are dealing with Xi when procuring washers.