The White House sparked outrage by posting videos mixing SpongeBob clips and video game music with Iran airstrike footage. The "gamified" propaganda backfired, condemned as "disgusting" and "horrifying." With only 29% domestic support for the strike
The White House sparked outrage by posting videos mixing SpongeBob clips and video game music with Iran airstrike footage. The "gamified" propaganda backfired, condemned as "disgusting" and "horrifying." With only 29% domestic support for the strikes, the stunt exposed Washington's isolation, not its "extraordinary capabilities."
By Wang Xinyuan,Luo Xu(intern)/China Youth Daily
Source:XinHua News
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