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I'm not one for turning up my nose to criticising government's like China's but the reality is that freedom of speech is not an important aspect to Chinese soci
by brigandish 5y ago
I'm not one for turning up my nose to criticising government's like China's but the reality is that freedom of speech is not an important aspect to Chinese society (including many others) and if one wants to work there, travel there, and not endanger people there as he has done with his girlfriend's family, then one needs to at least consider the consequences for critical speech and whether they're worth bearing.
> There was also no risk to his GF. At worst, the relationship ends - it's not like the CCP is going to go after her (she did ask him to stop).
I'm not sure why you think being so apparently reasonable is also something her government and its supporters care about?
- mcguire 5y ago"...the reality is that freedom of speech is not an important aspect to Chinese society (including many others)..." Including Switzerland, it seems.