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>Of course there is! What does it mean to NOT remain neutral? No, there is not. At least, not any longer. The moment a company dips their toes into the Chinese

>Of course there is! What does it mean to NOT remain neutral? No, there is not. At least, not any longer. The moment a company dips their toes into the Chinese market they are getting into bed with an oppressive, authoritarian regime who dictates the rules of conduct. This on turn forces companies like Blizzard to play along with the CCP lest they lose revenue. There is no neutral; the CCP forces you to chose a side, and Blizzard chose as soon as they entered the Chinese market.

macspoofing 7y ago
>The moment a company dips their toes into the Chinese market they are getting into bed with an oppressive, authoritarian regime who dictates the rules of conduct. And what does it mean for YOU to buy chinese or chinese-made products, or products made by companies that also sell in China. Are you in bed with the CCP? >There is no neutral; Yes there is. Why are you so intent on forcing a false dichotomy? I don't have a strong opinion on what's happening in Hong Kong and I was actually in HK during the July protests. The city looked like any other city with people doing regular city things like shopping, taking the subway and going to work. How am I supposed to take a side when I don't even know what the population of HK (not just the protestors) actually want. Any position I take will be out of ignorance, is that better than being neutral?