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Cyrus
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Steve Colbert is NO John stewart. Not by a long shot.
News China-USA Political Satire: Ha Ha Ha America
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The discussion revolves around a political satire video that critiques the relationship between China and the USA, eliciting mixed reactions from viewers. Some participants express frustration over the video's slow loading time and its perceived juvenile humor, while others criticize its content for being overly simplistic and contradictory. The film, created by Jon Daniel Ligon, is described as a satirical piece intended to provoke thought among Americans, although many find it lacking in depth and quality. The conversation touches on the broader implications of American businesses in China and the nature of satire, with comparisons made to other comedic works like those of Michael Moore and Stephen Colbert. Overall, the thread highlights a divide in opinions regarding the effectiveness and humor of the video, with some appreciating its attempt at satire while others deem it unfunny and poorly executed.
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RVBuckeye
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It's the bears, isn't it?
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Cyrus
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No, the guy just isn’t funny. He has no skills in satire like Stewart. No delivery either. Plus his interviews stink.
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z-component
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I agree that John Stuart is awesome, but Stephen Colbert is funny too. I'm beginning to really like his show.
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vanesch
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From what I read here, it sounds a bit like a chinese version of "Tintin in Africa", no ?
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Polly
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Hey, glad everybody is enjoying it to varying degrees, I have giggled over it to no end. Here is another good site that combines reality with art. My personal favourite is "copy artists", but don't forget to check out the "editorial work - China" as well. Enjoy 
http://www.photomichaelwolf.com/intro/back.html
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