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Okay, but what you're still doing here is conflating Chinese businesses and the Chinese government together into a singular source. Again, it's totally fine if
by lawrenceyan 7y ago
Okay, but what you're still doing here is conflating Chinese businesses and the Chinese government together into a singular source.
Again, it's totally fine if you want to argue that as I agree there's some merit to the idea, but from your first sentence, it seems like that isn't what you're trying to say.
- whoevercares 7y agoThey are all the same thing, remove my business presence in any fashion because Chinese government has human right issue ABC == not doing business with Chinese people. This approach has also great potential to grow into racism or nationalisms war ground (“sorry you are Chinese not doing business with you because you government did ABC). It’s not a conflation but the fact is they are intertwined under the unified culture of China. You might think China should be pretty divided as US does, no it’s not, its majority mainland population are quite unionized at scale. Its overseas presence were more critical before but Honestly what Western media is doing is pushing them back into supporting the government