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cdmckay
6y ago
It’s a public insurer?
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cdmckay
6y ago
And when he delivers the API in 2 months, it's not what the customer wants and has a bunch of problems that are difficult to fix because he delivered it all at once instead of incrementally.
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cdmckay
7y ago
I've never heard that before. Is there an article or some source you can link to so I can read about it?
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cdmckay
7y ago
What less than ethical history are you referring to? Have they deleted posts before?
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7y ago
He didn’t not support gay marriage, he actively gave money to oppose it. That’s a little different.
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7y ago
https://www.robtex.com/dns-lookup/nsbgate.apple.com
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7y ago
When they had the cryptography restriction, I’m pretty sure it was still ok in Canada to export it. That’s why OpenBSD is based in Calgary.
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7y ago
It’s also a bit different when you’re catching up due to interference/imperialism by foreign countries (like the US) in your country’s affairs from the past 100+ years. Why wouldn’t the state help develop its industries?
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7y ago
Yes, the US government is well known for its lack of corruption.
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7y ago
The US has their own aristocracy, they just don’t have titles: the Rockefellers, the Mellons, etc. Shall we expropriate them too?
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7y ago
Because American companies definitely don’t sell your data.
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7y ago
What issues with iPhones?
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7y ago
They still have it where I live (Catalonia, Spain). Also, the fact that was repealed doesn’t really say whether or not it was a good policy or not.
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7y ago
Isn’t the USA doing this very thing with sanctions against Venezuela and Iran? Even if you’re not an American company, you can be punished by the USA for doing business in countries that they have sanctioned. So let’s not pretend like this
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7y ago
I think it is helpful because it’s asking for consistency. People are (rightfully) outraged when a protestor dies in Hong Kong, but protestors also die in the US. For example, the Kent State shootings: https://en.m.wikipedia.org&
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7y ago
So China is bad because they invested in eastern EU countries?
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7y ago
The GP is calling for consistency. Calling out “whataboutism” does not make that an invalid point.
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7y ago
> that keeps its people in chains The US has the highest incarceration rate in the world, by a large margin, almost 7 times that of China.
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7y ago
I think the word you want is colonized, not modernized.
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7y ago
The US let Canada be Canada by forcing them to renegotiate NAFTA and then unilaterally imposing steel and aluminum tariffs while the negotiations were going on as leverage? The US is by far the biggest bully in the world and has been since
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7y ago
My impression would be that China isn't going to flip a switch after 50 years and suddenly switch to the Chinese system. I would imagine they would do it gradually like they're doing now.
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7y ago
Or maybe the people in China are happy with their system? Not sure how that makes them cowards.
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7y ago
China has already stated their real intentions. After 50 years of autonomy, there will be no 1 country, 2 systems. They stated this when they took over control of HK and Macau. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_countr
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7y ago
Nickel and dime’ing is easier than innovating.
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7y ago
Which companies were blocked by China from operating?
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7y ago
You realize that sanctions also kill people through lack of supplies like medicine being available, people being unable to economically support themselves, and, if the sanctions cause the government to collapse, all the death that results f
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7y ago
The LA riots weren’t “thugs looting stores”. It was an oppressed minority rising up against decades of racial oppression.
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7y ago
You’re right, a newspaper owned by a rich capitalist will be much less biased.
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7y ago
What has Xi done that you feel is in short-term interests?
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cdmckay
7y ago
What exactly are you arguing here?
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