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I see your point about a person's family still living in China, and hence giving leverage to CCP to put pressure on them. However, the argument that where peopl
by pesfandiar 6y ago
I see your point about a person's family still living in China, and hence giving leverage to CCP to put pressure on them. However, the argument that where people grow up gives them inherent alignment with the government of that country, and they can only be "cleansed" through generations is at best bogus, and at worst ammunition for racism.
Not to justify atrocities happening in China or getting into Whataboutism, but just to give an analogy, would it be fair to consider any US expat an accomplice in or a proponent of separating migrant children from their families at the border?