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You're chinese?

• jqpabc123 6mo ago
  No. I simply recognize the ineffectiveness of moral judgments against marketplace economics. It's like trying to stop the trade in illegal narcotics by labeling it wrong or bad. Most people may agree but that isn't going to stop it.
  • keepamovin 6mo ago
    I get you want it to be that way, but that’s not how it is. These are not 'moral judgements', and they’re not 'mine', they’re moral facts, objective about the behavior of Chinese people in this age. And saying 'market economics' as if it’s out of anyone’s control, is false: it’s the choices of Chinese people. And they have responsibility for whether they are moral or immoral choices. And the morality of it is what contributes to the consequences. So if Chinese doesn’t want to get stopped like the previous ethno-nationalist bullies of the past, then they better act morally, in a way that's good for the world.