On April 29, local time, the Washington Post published an investigative report entitled "Devouring the Rainforest", illustrating how Americans' love for beef destroyed the rainforest.
Western media have maliciously hyped Chinese eating meat to destroy the global environment. But now, they are taking aim at their own people.
Is it "to do what is wrong, but to seek oneself"?
Objective reasons are that the new crown epidemic has led to a shortage of labor in U.S. beef production and problems in the beef supply chain. Many meat processors have warned that there may be a shortage of meat in the United States.
The deeper purpose is to pave the way for the promotion of "artificial meat".
The supply of materials is less, of course, the American people cannot be directly allowed to eat grass and artificial meat! Then the red neck will rise up and resist.
Therefore, we must stand on the moral high ground, in the name of environmental protection and protection of tropical rainforests, let the American people willingly eat grass and artificial meat, but also eat a sense of superiority.
Doing this is the Washington Post's specialty.
Just apply the previous golden sentence to it. Like what
Every time Americans take a bite of meat, a wisp of white smoke rises from the Amazon rainforest.
The United States is forcing Brazil to plant hundreds of millions of new trees every year, which is simply a "crime"!
This time the theme is:
Rainforests are destroyed, and Americans who love to eat beef are "accomplices."
The report summed up the core conclusion in a few short, forceful sentences: "First, the forest was razed to the ground, and then the cattle came in. If the Amazon rainforest is destroyed, it will be beef that 'kills' it. The United States, on the other hand, will be complicit. ”
Playing with the thing of public opinion, the West really has too many things worth learning.
Our media often either just kneel and lick or get bored with preaching.
For example, on the Internet, it is "Ba Tie" and a face of flattery, where is the appearance of being a big brother. Americans never call Canada a "latte", and Canada is never ambiguous when it comes to doing things.
They know that kneeling is not respected by others, and letting others kneel will respect you more and listen to you more.