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I am not sure why this comment with such blatant discrimination against nationality is not immediately down-voted or flagged. This is the same line of argument

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• stretchwithme 8y ago
  Not quite. The so-called Muslim ban involved countries may have little ability to discern who's who in their own country. Most Muslim nations did not fit this criterion. But others actively try to place spies in other countries. It's not wise to treat them as we treat allies, especially given the way they treat their own minorities and political dissidents and neighbors and debtors.
• z2 8y ago
  Speaking purely anecdotally, it could be because some people have trouble discerning between the culture, the broad ethnic groups considered to be 'Chinese' no matter where in the world they are, the headline-generating government of the P. R. of China, and Chinese nationality of people who were geographically there when they entered the world. This leads to all sorts of arguments of "the Chinese are horrible people and can't be trusted because their government does terrible things."
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