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I must say, I partially agree with you. Just except one thing - I lived in USSR and I know too much about soviet (communists) outlook, and about non-fair play.
by simne 5y ago
I must say, I partially agree with you. Just except one thing - I lived in USSR and I know too much about soviet (communists) outlook, and about non-fair play.
So what important - unfortunately, China is not fair player. - All soviet/communists spent significant resources for espionage, etc.
- Espionage is totally different from fair playing gathering information from open sources. For people with really good knowledge, these things are easy distinguishable.
And US sanctions against China where exactly because espionage, and because other non-fair play, not because competition.
- MrYellowP 5y ago> All soviet/communists spent significant resources for espionage, etc. Do you seriously believe that western countries don't? Seriously? None of them play fair. Not one. It makes no sense to do so! Stop eating the propaganda.
- simne 5y agoI partially agree, sure all countries use some sort of espionage and non-fair game, but difference in share of these activities from all. - For soviet/communists, espionage and non-fair game are primary activities, because they absolutely avoid very normal for human exchange relations, more known as trade, which are primary for democracy countries.