Americans love that stuff though, it’s not necessarily propaganda forced down our throats. We’d still want to see the badass, all American commando on a 100 kill streak.
Inferring tone from text is a bitch.
I get the sense most blockbuster Hollywood movies fit that bill quite well with minimal edits. The more niche, gritty movies that talk about the unpleasant/controversial events/aspects probably don’t even ask for help.
As for the CIA??
Start looking out for any online discussion involving anti-Asian racism / attacks, the housing crisis, etc. and you'll see posts like "but what about the CPP?" and "aren't Asians the most racist against blacks?"
https://twitter.com/alanrmacleod/status/1474350856476762115?...
That’s like anti-Putin sentiment being equal to being racist against Slavs.
In what way is "but CCP bad" an appropriate response to "another old Chinese lady brutally attacked on the street"?
Also bold of us to assume the media is honest about the CCP when it is not even honest about domestic politicians.
Also being a young and rich state probably pushed things to eleven.
"This is a story of the Battle of the Atlantic, the story of the ocean, two ships, and a handful of men. The men are the heroes; the heroines the ships. The only villain is the sea, the cruel sea that man has made more cruel."
An extreme caricature of American Military! Amazing game too.