After insulting the Chinese, this British media provoked them again

Geng Zhi

More than a month ago, the British "Economist" magazine had done something angry with many Chinese netizens. In order to reflect that pigs eat more food than humans, the magazine actually put pigs and Chinese In comparison, many netizens doubted whether the British magazine was bad and racist hints.

Although the "Economist" magazine later apologized and modified the expression, they did not seem to have fully learned lessons.

No, these two days, they insulted the Arabs again.

From the perspective of related network posts on the American social network, this matter originated from an article that criticized Saudi Crown Prince Salman on July 28 -more precisely, it was used in the article. A picture of the magazine cover.

How did this picture insult the Arabs? Judging from the Palestinian media who contributed to a number of mainstream media in the United States, although "Economist" wants to use this image with a pink headscarf to represent Salman, but this kind of headscarf is many Arabia Arabia People will wear it, and this picture is also equipped with a bomb beside such a common turban that is very common in the Arab world, which is obviously racist.

At present, this incident has attracted a lot of attention in overseas social media, and has resonated with many netizens from the Arab world and Big V. He believes that this picture is a demonized Arab, racism and shame.

Not only that, some protesters, including the Palestinian media people, also found that the author of drawing this picture is actually a Jewish British, which makes them further convinced that the matter is "Economist". Magazine is deliberately insulted the Arabs.

Some people also argued to the Economist, claiming that these pictures were obviously depicting Salman, and the protesters were too "sensitive". But there are not many people who agree with this statement.

At present, "Economics" has not responded to this dispute, nor has it withdrawn the group of pictures suspected of discrimination against Arabs.

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