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Here's very interesting difference of 2 cases about the statement "China violated many US IPs": 1.US IPs are violated in China. 2.Chinese government deliberat
by jjcc 8y ago
Here's very interesting difference of 2 cases about the statement "China violated many US IPs":
1.US IPs are violated in China.
2.Chinese government deliberately let Chinese companies violate US IPs.
They are not the same meaning. But media mislead Western audience to believe the second version by some tricky narrative and hide partial truth. The real situation is more complicated
- CamTin 8y agoNothing happens in big business in China without a stamp of approval from Beijing. The reverse is true in the US, where Washington politicians need their report card signed by business interests, but it amounts to the same thing: there is no meaningful reason to distinguish between business elites and political elites in either system.