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>but at the end of the day the Chinese government/courts handled in what it thought was in the best interest of Chinese citizens In the short-term, you're abso
by jimbob45 5y ago
>but at the end of the day the Chinese government/courts handled in what it thought was in the best interest of Chinese citizens
In the short-term, you're absolutely right. In the long-term, no one will continue to invest in Chinese businesses if China gets a reputation for banditry like this. Is it in the best interests of Chinese citizens to ruin their reputation for the next generation?
- Steltek 5y agoIt's likely that China will use illegal or underhanded techniques to get ahead today then clean up their act and claim rehabilitation later. You can see the mental groundwork being laid in the whataboutism rebuttals comparing the US today vs past history.