> China is friendly. As long as you play by their rules which include but are not limited to: - As a business, living with the likelyhood that any govt forced

> China is friendly. As long as you play by their rules which include but are not limited to: - As a business, living with the likelyhood that any govt forced partnerships with local 'private companies' are a huge risk of IP leakage. Or ghost shifts producing clones of your product. - As a consumer, knowing that their censorship rules impacts(dilutes) media that is now produced for a 'global' audience - As a human being, knowing that they have various prisons that are somewhere between the 'atrocities' the US is finger-pointed at globally and a 're-education' camp in North Korea. > It's amazing how one Trump presidency and relentless anti-China propaganda in the mass media have convinced Americans that China is not friendly. OK taking off -all- political glasses and looking at behavior of the populaces. The world saw how US Citizens reacted for better or worse when told to wear masks. Compare that to how China deals with Dissidents, or their initial Pandemic response.