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>The west and it's industry never stood for freedom abroad since it decided that business is more important than democracy in the rest of the world, basically w
by modo_mario 5y ago
>The west and it's industry never stood for freedom abroad since it decided that business is more important than democracy in the rest of the world, basically when the west accepted China in the WTO.
I'd say it was long long before that. The US replaced a democratically elected leader with a dictatorship at the behest of a fruit company to give one example and it has had plenty such business influenced examples preceding and following it.
>Tell that to Apple in China
It ain't quite done to separatists but is it surprising? It's ok even when a lot less money is involved and it happens locally.: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28286853 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28286853
- 2xpress 5y agoGood point, good point. The recent NordStream deal was disgusting. Unfortunately Western morals are only marginally better than those of the tyrants that Western politicians sell out to. I suppose whoever cares enough for Western morals to improve needs to try to sell out a little less themselves.