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As a Canadian, I don't particularly care what the Chinese government knows about me. They represent zero threat to me, and honestly I'm rational enough to know
by llm_nerd 2y ago
As a Canadian, I don't particularly care what the Chinese government knows about me. They represent zero threat to me, and honestly I'm rational enough to know that they don't particularly care what I'm up to.
US companies, on the other hand...did you miss where all of the tech oligarchs lined up in an obsequious little row to proselytize before the newly anointed king? When they all went on a spree in advance to show their deference to his "vision", including simply pathetic podcast appearances?
China has a lot of problems, but compared to what the United States has become, it looks positively harmless in comparison. Anyone who doesn't think the cabal of criminal administrative officials aren't going to completely annihilate your rights -- always with some "emergency" reason -- is blissfully detached from reality. It is currently the most dangerous nation on this planet.
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- lysace 2y ago1. I'm not American. 2. The choice is not between US and China. 3. Communism is just destructive. Trust me, you'll eventually figure this one out.
- llm_nerd 2y agoI didn't assume you were American. But there is 100% chance that you share an enormous amount of information with American firms, given that they have exponential more of a global reach. And if you're in Europe, the US literally represents more of a threat to you than China does. As to communism, thanks for the patronizing noise however the choice isn't between communism or a profoundly corrupt, lawless "democracy" where a nuclear armed, mega-military egotistical megalomaniac thinks "might makes right" and casually talks about manifest destiny.
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