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I thought you were going with "China doesn't ban American companies, American companies simply refuse to obey Chinese law". The laws in question are becoming a
by throwawayq3423 3y ago
I thought you were going with "China doesn't ban American companies, American companies simply refuse to obey Chinese law".
The laws in question are becoming a subsidiary of the state, of course.
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoThe laws don’t exist. China has a constitution that guarantees freedom of speech, assembly, press, religion, etc…so actually writing a law that censors the internet isn’t very feasible. The official class just controls the courts (no judicial review allowed) so can do whatever.
- throwawayq3423 3y agoIsn't that a distinction without a difference? If the constitution isn't upheld by rule of law, what does it matter what is says?