4 ms·
Just a thought. Meanwhile the EU will not impose tariffs on chinese goods, some might argue, so Germany can freely access the chinese market. Apparently goods m
by trilila 7y ago
Just a thought. Meanwhile the EU will not impose tariffs on chinese goods, some might argue, so Germany can freely access the chinese market. Apparently goods made in eastern europe and sold in germany are lOw quAlITY, but those made in china are not. And while in that part of europe, strict eu regulations have to be followed, in china one can violate human rights and even employ children and therefore underprice east eu manufacturers. Thus, the eu internal market is highly out of balance, and ending up with massive internal migration and political turmoil. No wonder the UK is leaving.
- imtringued 7y agoI don't really understand. Are you saying countries leave the EU because they can't ignore human rights and employ child labor to stay competitive?
- trilila 7y agoCountries leave the EU because of Germany's dictatorship. One of it's directives is tolerating chinese abuse of labor.
- darkteflon 7y agoNonsense, man. Germany’s done a fantastic job of keeping a liberal centrist - _humanist_ - coalition together in extremely difficult circumstances and under assault from predatory oligarchs from Moscow to London to Kansas.
- germanier 7y agoThere is exactly one country trying to leave the EU, the issue is far more complex than "Germany's dictatorship", and no Brexiteer ever said anything about changing the stance towards Chinese labour.
- rad_gruchalski 7y agoYeah, no... it is the UK looking for Chinese investments in the wake of Brexit. Example: https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3014989/china-britain-trade-deal-secured-despite-uks-hong-kong https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3014989/ch...