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Yeah I also share this experience, pretty much every Chinese person I know will not hesitate to stress how much discrimination has affected everything about the
by monadINtop 2y ago
Yeah I also share this experience, pretty much every Chinese person I know will not hesitate to stress how much discrimination has affected everything about their lives abroad, especially education and careers.
Its worth noting how little attention comparable "activities" from "good" countries like Israel or Saudi Arabia get, even when they're turning journalists into barbecue in foreign embassies, illegally installing spyware, backdoors, or even booby-traps on commercial products, or sending money to violent street mobs and mass media campaigns alike to oppose domestic civil protest against their own war crimes against civilians.
Of course I probably don't need to mention when western nations do the same or worse to the "bad" guys.
- luckydata 2y agoIt's a problem of their own making. While it's not true that 100% of Chinese nationals are involved in spying, it's correct to think there's a highly likelihood of someone coming from there to be involved. If you don't want to be treated like habitual spies and thiefs then maybe don't engage in spying and thievery habitually and the problem is easily solved.
- monadINtop 2y agoUhh, none of my friends are spies as far as I'm aware? Or close friends with Xi Jinping, or thieves (!?)... What did they do to deserve being blacklisted from jobs in their industry? Side note, surely you understand how indefensible it is to say "well maybe not 100% of this nationality is bad, but if they didn't want a hard time then the heads of their undemocratic state shouldn't be doing such and such"? Would it be ok if I denied you jobs and called you a thief for the wrongs your government likely has done? (a government which you're also far more likely to be responsible for)