In the generation after generation of American heroism, China, a labor-intensive country, is just making wedding dresses for others.
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I even felt insulted
Ebba 2022-04-22 07:01:04
I don't understand that a 2012 has aroused so many people's admiration and admiration. The formation of Noah's Ark is just to say that China is a labor force, and the film never mentions the contribution of such a large China in the field of science and technology from beginning to end. All we see are blacks, smart blacks? It was an affectionate kiss on Obama's ass, with excited saliva. And what about the Chinese? What position does the Chinese have in the whole film? Have you ever thought about it?
In the generation after generation of American heroism, China, a labor-intensive country, is just making wedding dresses for others.
In the generation after generation of American heroism, China, a labor-intensive country, is just making wedding dresses for others.
Extended Reading
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Adrian Helmsley: Who are you bringing?
Carl Anheuser: Nobody. Who, my ex-wife? Last thing she said to me, she never wanted to see me again. So be it.
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Laura Wilson: How were all these people chosen?
Carl Anheuser: The same way your art was: By experts from all over the world. We had geneticists determine the perfect gene pool we need to repopulate.
Adrian Helmsley: These people were chosen by geneticists?
Laura Wilson: Looks to me like their checkbooks got them onboard.
Carl Anheuser: That's right, Dr. Wilson. Without billions of dollars from the private sector, this entire operation would've been impossible.
Adrian Helmsley: We sold tickets. And what about all these workers? They all get passes?
Carl Anheuser: What, life isn't fair? Is that it? You want to donate your passes to a couple Chinese workers, you be my guest.