> The flag of the American state of Georgia was used to represent the country of Georgia, which is less of a diplomatic stance and more of a comically myopic American mistake.
I always found it funny that people bother to get mad at whatever intern had to pick a map from the internet for the video. It's giving big 'Vietnam bans the Barbie movie over the 9 dash line' energy
Sure, but both are also expressions of how weird it is to live in a world where some guy's youtube channel and a corporation's efforts to revamp the image of one of its flagship products can be more noticeable to international actors than, like, some nation-states.
> The flag of the American state of Georgia was used to represent the country of Georgia, which is less of a diplomatic stance and more of a comically myopic American mistake.
Ah, the internet.
I always found it funny that people bother to get mad at whatever intern had to pick a map from the internet for the video. It's giving big 'Vietnam bans the Barbie movie over the 9 dash line' energy
Sure, but both are also expressions of how weird it is to live in a world where some guy's youtube channel and a corporation's efforts to revamp the image of one of its flagship products can be more noticeable to international actors than, like, some nation-states.
I have no idea the goals of these non-profits, but suing a think tank for putting out a report is obviously a deeply stupid and insecure thing to do.
Why would I? I'm busy loading reproduction medieval siege engines.