556343throwaway

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   by 556343throwaway 7y ago

   Because those fans were causing a disruption, not because of their message.
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   by 556343throwaway 7y ago

   There hasn’t been a single death in Hong Kong. The same can’t be said about the current protests in Iraq, Sudan, Indonesia, and Kashmir.
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   by 556343throwaway 7y ago

   I would bet their wish would be to have the power to sanction a country and then forbid any other country from doing business with them. Even going as far as being able to arrest foreign executives that break those sanctions.
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   by 556343throwaway 7y ago

   China doesn’t really care what non Chinese citizens think. The government is more afraid of its own citizens starting an uprising. The riots in Hong Kong saved the CPC. The people in Mainland China were already starting to get upset at the
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   by 556343throwaway 7y ago

   > How they've (mis)handled this will be studied by business and PR students for years to come. It really depends on their goal. Reading the Chinese gaming forums, everyone is praising Blizzard for their “fair” stance and saying they