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Not really, most of these countries ( African, Middle East and Pakistan ) don’t speak out because their economies depend on it (Belt and Road initiative). None
by ameen 6y ago
Not really, most of these countries ( African, Middle East and Pakistan ) don’t speak out because their economies depend on it (Belt and Road initiative). None of them have the stability to withstand economic sanctions against them by the Chinese.
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoI'm skeptical. Many of those same countries regularly speak out against the US, despite the clear economic advantage of staying friendly with Washington. But even if it's true that China's just bullied a bunch of countries into being complicit, their complicity still does make a push for sanctions harder.
- ameen 6y agoThere's a clear distinction between the U.S. Government and the CCP. There's valid opposition and differing opinions _within_ Washington. The same cannot be said of CCP. Infamous whistleblowers of the U.S. Government/Washington regularly get airtime. When was the last time you heard of a Snowden/Manning from the CCP?
- whoevercares 6y agoWhy and what would Pakistan speak out??
- muststopmyths 6y ago> much of Africa and the Middle East, including a huge fraction if not a majority of the world's Muslims, explicitly endorse China's actions in Xinjiang