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> That's a really prejudiced and unwarranted view of Americans. If anything it says more about your biases and prejudices than it does about one nation. I am a
by inetknght 7y ago
> That's a really prejudiced and unwarranted view of Americans. If anything it says more about your biases and prejudices than it does about one nation.
I am an American citizen so you can take it from an American citizen instead. Companies have zero scruples whatsoever about screwing over others in business.
- airstrike 7y agoBeing an American doesn't make it any less prejudiced. It's a gross generalization. Even assuming it were true, how is this an exclusive characteristic of America?
- inetknght 7y ago> Being an American doesn't make it any less prejudiced. Correct, but it does provide an insider's opinion. > It's a gross generalization. It is. > Even assuming it were true, how is this an exclusive characteristic of America? It isn't. I've noticed that Chinese companies are even worse.
- airstrike 7y ago> It isn't. I've noticed that Chinese companies are even worse. Then it isn't "standard American bullshit". It's just "standard bullshit".
- nmfisher 7y ago> It isn't. I've noticed that Chinese companies are even worse. Hit the nail on the head. Everything in this thread definitely happens in the USA, but you wouldn't say it's the default modus operandi. In China, however, almost every company operates like this.
- mcv 7y agoBut other companies still do business with them, right? So they're getting away with it.
- izacus 7y ago"It doesn't matter how we behave as long as they're still forced to do business with us." attitude is exactly what I was talking about :)
- mrmonkeyman 7y agoFor now..