Chinese social media users have mocked Donald Trump with an AI-generated video showing overweight Americans working in factories.

A viral 30-second clip shows a series of miserable-looking rotund Americans slowly sewing garments and building smartphones on crowded shop floors.

The video, which is set to Chinese music, is called “make America great again” and has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times.

https://archive.ph/IMju4

edit: added youtube link

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=elfkzkNqCuQ

  • Lit
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    11328 days ago

    give them maga hats, made in china.

    • @givesomefucks@lemmy.world
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      4628 days ago

      I swear to sweet little 9lb 5 ounce Baby Jesus…

      I have zero idea why China hasn’t slapped a 1,000% tarrif on any MAGA goods or anything that supports American conservative movements.

      China makes all that shit, it’s a no brainer

      • @corsicanguppy@lemmy.ca
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        1528 days ago

        That would be an export tax, which companies would then pass along.

        Tariffs are a gov taxing its own people for things they import, without the involvement of the foreign exporter or country at all.

        But yeah.

        • Lit
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          528 days ago

          it is basically fancy GST,VAT.

      • @adarza@lemmy.ca
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        428 days ago

        because when the u.s. destroys its global reputation, the dollar’s stability, relations with every ally, and itself from within----the prc wins. big.

      • El Barto
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        27 days ago

        That’s not how tariffs work.

        The chinese MAGA hats are going from China to the U.S., not the other way around.

        Edit: That, it turns out, is how tariffs work as well. TIL.

        • @givesomefucks@lemmy.world
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          1327 days ago

          https://www.fulfill.com/glossary/export-tariff

          It never gets old having people with zero idea what Im talking about, confidently tell me they don’t know what I’m talking about…

          Like, I fully understand that not everyone knows everything.

          But why do you all assume that you personally know everything, so when you run into something you’re not familiar with, you just insist the other person is wrong?

          Is public education the last couple decades just this cooked that kids don’t know how to Google anything?

          You just say whatever is in your head in the moment, and if someone smarter takes the time you might learn something, but most of the time just downvote and stop replying?

          It’s not just you, I’m fucking terrified for society. People acting like you is why trump is president and America sucks.

          Fucking be better bro

          • @dellish@lemmy.world
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            127 days ago

            I think it’s fair to say most people didn’t know shit about tarrifs until recently, then got told “no, tariffs are paid by the IMPORTER, not the exporting country”. The word “tariff” right now is assumed to mean “import tariff” as that’s how the word is commonly being used, so if you mean “export tariff” it may be a good idea to explicitly say it instead of getting upset when people don’t know what you mean.

          • El Barto
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            27 days ago

            Daddy, chill.

            I stand corrected.

            I thought tariffs were on imports only. Can there be export tariffs? Well, TIL.

            And lol no. You can’t say that Trump is in power because of me. And so for assuming that much, I’ll say that this is why Trump won - because of pointless emotional reactions that cause division, like yours. So, let’s say we’re even.

            • @syreus@lemmy.world
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              327 days ago

              Do consider that regardless of a tariff being export/import companies will generally pass the cost onto the consumer. So in general all tariffs are import tariffs by proxy.