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It’s like if you paid for a new car and when you want to unlock it and drive it home someone else pays two times more and takes it from you. That’s not not all
by conchulio 7y ago
It’s like if you paid for a new car and when you want to unlock it and drive it home someone else pays two times more and takes it from you.
That’s not not allowed even in the freest markets in the world.
- mantap 7y agoIt is allowed. It's a fundamental principle of international law that states are not subject to the laws of other states, except by treaty. There's no applicable law that would prevent China from doing this. Besides even in the consumer space you have things like airlines overbooking flights and then kicking people off the plane when too many passengers show up.
- diebeforei485 7y agoI don't believe France actually paid for the masks at that point though.