主题：【文摘】善良的美国人民终于意识到TG的邪恶了 -- 钛豌豆

I suppose the general point is that lots of things are banned / not available / restricted in the "West", but, by and large, we tend to accept these restrictions as being somehow natural or logical, so we "PERCEIVE" that we're living in freedom, too - but it's just as illusory. Just because something is restricted in China, it doesn't per se make the Chinese government a worse decision-maker than governments in the "West". It's not really a difference between "free" and "not free", it's a difference "quite a lot of restrictions" and "even more restrictions".

It's just a story about a clueless Laowai can't find his way in China, yet he somehow finds it's the fault of evil CCP suppressing the freedom of ordinary Chinese. And Tim seriously thought of it as an example that he puts it on his blog. Funny how things goes...