This spoofed interview is still a no-holds-barred Cohen-esque comedy, the imitative and observant comedian who may be the most vulgar and lovable comedian in the world today. In Who is America (who is America), he (Sacha Baron Cohen) plays five roles, and the ultra-liberal researcher claims to be repairing the growing gap between the two parties in the United States, but his tricks are full of surprises. It was a sign of unease. In a county with a depressed economy, it was said that the world's largest mosque would be built in order to revive the economy. Then all the residents were angry. Finally, the residents bluntly said that they did not like Muslims, and no one here likes black people. If you speak your mind to the camera, the residents are also considered to have no face.
The anti-terrorist experts from Israel used various vulgar methods to fight back against terrorists. The key point is that some people really believe and cooperate with his tricks. A state congressman was at his mercy, and he took off his pants and showed his buttocks in public to scare away Muslim terror. molecular.
Former Vice President Cheney even admitted that his favorite war is Operation Desert Storm, which is to intervene in Kuwait's military operations. It can also be seen from this film that Muslims are already a radicalized group in the United States. Ordinary people in the United States are full of a mixture of imagination and suicide attacks towards Muslims from the Middle East. It is possible to imagine ordinary Americans in the 1960s and 1970s. The imagination of North Vietnam at that time. The American media's focus on reporting an event and its imagination of the entire Islamic world put the long-standing contradiction between the Islamic world and the Christian world at the center of the world.
Coca-Cola, a symbol of the American spirit, is marketed around the world, and we can find Coca-Cola cans almost anywhere in the world. The Soviet Union during the Cold War (although it was a dead rival Pepsi), and China in the 1970s, which reopened to the outside world. Even in the hostile mountainous areas of Afghanistan, American-made products are found all over the world, and the cultural image of the United States is like the name of Coke, Coca-Cola, Coke.
Italian playboys are full of the upper-class imagination, and the description of the rich life seems to be like this: buy a super-large house, buy a top-class cruise ship, be surrounded by beautiful women at any time, and make jokes that are not funny and hurt her. The label image of the second generation ancestor is: cynical and never seems to care how others treat it. After serving more than 20 years in prison, the story of a social person reformed. But everything he does is offensive, whether it's painting with his own excrement, using the sodomy screams of prison males to enhance his electronic music, or creating his own unique and unexplored prison cuisine. Some critics paid for it, the story has transcended the essential society, and the source of value has become a question that the thinker repeatedly debates with the experimenter.
And anyone on the right who opposes the Democrats, who is also a supporter of Republican Trump, defends Trump's sex scandal, denies America's divide between rich and poor, and gives conservative voices and all kinds of fabricated truths. He declared himself to be a journalist.
Do these people really exist in American society? No doubt there is.
In 2020, a complex world and the United States contained in it, everyone wants to know why he/she is so extreme and stupid? However can this be detected? Whether Democrats or Republicans, when the giant ship deviates from its original course, it is not the deviation of the direction, but who should be at the helm. Can those at the helm make America great again in 4 years?
President Reagan brought down the Soviet Union at an opportune time, but can his admirer Trump replicate it again? Not to mention that Trump's business experience makes him cover himself all the time, making lies, so many lies that everyone takes his words as jokes.
In the eyes of some supporters, Trump is the best defender of the free world and American values, intimidating China in the trade war, breaking away from the core of leadership in international politics, and maintaining full hostility in the face of the Islamic world.
He acted eccentrically and affixed the rarely-represented red-neck sign of southern states to himself. He was a witness and achievement of populist power on the political stage.
Perhaps, Trump's victory is a victory for the bottom of the United States, but if the bottom of the United States has only Trump to represent their interests, they will be more inclined to oppose the other side, which means that no matter what the other side is, they put themselves in a The relative position of the bottom layer. Jobs robbed by developing countries such as China, public security destroyed by immigrants, increasingly intensified racial discrimination issues, and women’s abortion issues mixed with religious stances have become menstrual issues—the issue of gun abuse.
American social problems are placed at the center of the world. Even if I am an American or not, I have no personal experience with these social problems, but the sharp sense of confrontation is like the development of a drama. I still don’t know when it should be solved. People are not born. With such hate and violence, our social environment does not force you to fully accept all the given facts when exporting values to our minds.
If all the bad, wrong actions are to be repeated. So are we born into this world to run this set of programs? We always say that every system is unreasonable, and no country is ideal. But for a better environment and self-realization for everyone, the social system has to be changed.
Who is America? Can Americans themselves give an answer? OJ Simpson's dry laugh ends the meeting in anger, and it really doesn't make sense. OJ's victory is a combination of the last collective outbreak of populism and race.
Trump is a white version of OJ.
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