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So what? USA can punish CCP by boycott it, crash its economy and HOPE that Chinese People will overthrown CCP. Guess who will suffer the most, yes the Chinese

So what? USA can punish CCP by boycott it, crash its economy and HOPE that Chinese People will overthrown CCP. Guess who will suffer the most, yes the Chinese people And you westerners celebrate “freedom of speech” without paying any cost. Really, stay away from our internal business. USA has a tracked record of screwing things up by imposing democracy prematurely

stickfigure 5y ago
The main problem is that there's a self-governing, democratic nation of 23 million people nearby that the CCP regularly threatens to invade. We've grown rather fond of those people and do a lot of mutually beneficial trade with them. As long as the CCP threatens other nations, it isn't "internal business".
- sofixa 5y ago
  The ROC(Taiwan)/PRC(China) issue is so much more complicated than "CCP regularly threatens to invade".
- whoevercares 5y ago
  When did CCP threaten to invade? I guaranteed you all those countries benefit a lot more from a healthy China
mb_72 5y ago
You are speaking for all mainland Chinese? Ok, well, let me speak for all Australians affected negatively by the b/s extra 'taxes'/trade restrictions/etc put in place by the Chinese government... because they didn't like some things that were said about them?
- whoevercares 5y ago
  The OP is speaking for all the Chinese people in the first place
ooer 5y ago
The USA? Who cares? I'm just speaking out about a civil liberty and you assume that I represent the whole government that uses that liberty as an excuse to play politics. Unlike the CCP members (or their wannabes) I don't base my identity and beliefs around my government and what it does.
- whoevercares 5y ago
  You are not the real owner of the country - regardless of what illusion you have. Your government is not either. The big Corp and capital is the REAL owner and they grab you by the balls.
Talanes 5y ago
>So what? USA can punish CCP by boycott it, >Really, stay away from our internal business Staying away from your business is literally what a boycott is.

stickfigure 5y ago

The main problem is that there's a self-governing, democratic nation of 23 million people nearby that the CCP regularly threatens to invade. We've grown rather fond of those people and do a lot of mutually beneficial trade with them. As long as the CCP threatens other nations, it isn't "internal business".

sofixa 5y ago
The ROC(Taiwan)/PRC(China) issue is so much more complicated than "CCP regularly threatens to invade".
whoevercares 5y ago
When did CCP threaten to invade? I guaranteed you all those countries benefit a lot more from a healthy China

mb_72 5y ago

You are speaking for all mainland Chinese? Ok, well, let me speak for all Australians affected negatively by the b/s extra 'taxes'/trade restrictions/etc put in place by the Chinese government... because they didn't like some things that were said about them?

whoevercares 5y ago
The OP is speaking for all the Chinese people in the first place

ooer 5y ago

The USA? Who cares? I'm just speaking out about a civil liberty and you assume that I represent the whole government that uses that liberty as an excuse to play politics. Unlike the CCP members (or their wannabes) I don't base my identity and beliefs around my government and what it does.

whoevercares 5y ago
You are not the real owner of the country - regardless of what illusion you have. Your government is not either. The big Corp and capital is the REAL owner and they grab you by the balls.

Talanes 5y ago

>So what? USA can punish CCP by boycott it, >Really, stay away from our internal business Staying away from your business is literally what a boycott is.