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> What's the slippery slope here? What if a state is trying to push policies globally? E.g. If China requires companies to not recognize Taiwan globally, and t
by Isinlor 8y ago
> What's the slippery slope here?
What if a state is trying to push policies globally? E.g. If China requires companies to not recognize Taiwan globally, and then to censor, and report on anti-socialists and ... ? Or if Russia will start to require global recognition of Crimea on maps.
- lovich 8y agoThis is how it already works and America is one of the biggest offenders when it comes to pushing policies globally. In the past few months therr have been endless complaints on this forum about China pushing their policies on foreign companies, or Russia pushing their policies, or the EU pushing their policies. This is exactly what the US has been doing this whole time, but now that we've lost our absolute dominance we are going to have to start dealing with other countries as peers again rather than semi vassals who will change their laws and policies as we demand