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The argument isn't that the lack of political freedom in China is tolerable because that's just how Chinese culture is, but rather that corporations must not be
by pharrington 9y ago
The argument isn't that the lack of political freedom in China is tolerable because that's just how Chinese culture is, but rather that corporations must not be the ones deciding which laws are applicable where.
- icelancer 9y ago>corporations must not be the ones deciding which laws are applicable where. This is literally restating this: >the lack of political freedom in China is tolerable because that's just how Chinese culture is Who decides when and where it is okay to disobey laws that restrict freedom/privacy? If not the modern day multi-nation states of corporations, who? Serfs?
- Twisell 9y agoI call us people. You calling me serf tell much about your own mindset...
- icelancer 9y agoYou are missing the analogy in the previous sentence to that word, which does not demean people in the least. It should tell you what I think of the Chinese government.
- pharrington 9y agoIn this case, literally the Chinese people.