I'm not assuming they are less philanthropic. I'm assuming that their philanthropy will be skewed towards benefiting Chinese people the same way the philanthrop

I'm not assuming they are less philanthropic. I'm assuming that their philanthropy will be skewed towards benefiting Chinese people the same way the philanthropy of American billionaires and millionaires is skewed towards benefiting American citizens. You're reading malice into a statement where there is simply economic self-interest since I live in America. I don't care if there is economic unrest in China nearly as much as economic unrest in America. Do I wish economic unrest in China? No, of course not. But if I had to choose between economic unrest overseas or in my own backyard, overseas it is. I only use China as the example here because they are the only ones actually executing an economic game plan that is competitive with taking economic gains from America and Americans.