> Yet there's always someone in any given thread about a Chinese app jumping to its defense saying "but Silicon Valley." The reason there's always someone star

> Yet there's always someone in any given thread about a Chinese app jumping to its defense saying "but Silicon Valley." The reason there's always someone starting a subthread about it is because Silicon Valley and the United States has, had, and will continue to have all the same incentives and problems for international users. [1] It's not a very interesting conversation, because it adds nothing that hasn't been said a million times, but neither does another lap around the 'China bad' rhetorical track. [1] And also domestic users, but they have some means of recourse for it.