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How is that so? I am good at free market economy. I naturally propagate free market economy's good things. How is that not advancing national interests? You ma
by justicezyx 5y ago
How is that so?
I am good at free market economy. I naturally propagate free market economy's good things. How is that not advancing national interests? You may claim that one does not intentionally advancing national interests, but you cannot deny the objective national interests embedded in those ideas.
- emteycz 5y agoI said it does not assign nationality to the idea, not that it's not advancing national interests. You can advance state interests with foreign-originated ideas too.
- GoblinSlayer 5y agoThat's not very clear anymore, by adopting foreign ideas you make tradeoff between domestic interests and foreign interests. Being a vassal and a suzerain, the interests are linked, but at a cost.
- emteycz 5y agoI don't make any tradeoff by adopting ideas that resonate with me. I'd be making a tradeoff by adopting ideas - foreign or domestic - that I don't agree with and don't align with my interests. I couldn't care less about the origin of an idea.