China scrambles to stem manufacturing exodus as companies leave
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Re: China scrambles to stem manufacturing exodus as companies leave
#2I would rather see companies leave because of the concentration camps
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Re: China scrambles to stem manufacturing exodus as companies leave
#4I would rather see companies leave because of the concentration camps
Are concentration camps (black sites, Guantanamo...) the reason why companies have left the USA?
Re: China scrambles to stem manufacturing exodus as companies leave
#5I would rather see companies leave because of the concentration camps
Are concentration camps (black sites, Guantanamo...) the reason why companies have left the USA?
Probably grandparent's point would apply in this case too, it would be nice if they did.
Although, arguably, punishing employees of 3M or something because the government misbehaves is not obviously good.
Re: China scrambles to stem manufacturing exodus as companies leave
#6I would rather see companies leave because of the concentration camps
Are concentration camps (black sites, Guantanamo...) the reason why companies have left the USA?
Let's be specific.
There are about three dozen people being held in Guantanamo. A total of around 780 people were detained in total by the US military over a decade and a half. Of those 780, around 730 were let go. Nearly all of the detainees were granted representation and visitation rights, along with Guantanamo itself being subject to public observation & access by human rights groups. The US Supreme Court ruled that the Guantanamo detainees have specific protections, such as habeas corpus and have a right of access to the US court system.
Your comparison is between Guantanamo and what China is doing. Therefore it begs the question: when is China going to stop forcibly stripping millions of Muslims of their religion and beliefs, torturing those people, and let go the million or more people they're actively holding in camps? And does the fact that China keeps building more camps, indicate that it's all going to stop soon? Will China allow media access to the camps? Do those being held in the camps have any rights of representation? Do prominent human rights groups have routine access to the camps for observation purposes? Has China publicly declared where every camp is located and how many people are being held in the camps?
Re: China scrambles to stem manufacturing exodus as companies leave
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are concentration camps (black sites, Guantanamo...) the reason why companies have left the USA?
Probably grandparent's point would apply in this case too, it would be nice if they did. Although, arguably, punishing employees of 3M or something because the government misbehaves is not obviously good.
Probably helps the employees realise that their vote matters..
Re: China scrambles to stem manufacturing exodus as companies leave
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are concentration camps (black sites, Guantanamo...) the reason why companies have left the USA?
Let's be specific. There are about three dozen people being held in Guantanamo. A total of around 780 people were detained in total by the US military over a decade and a half. Of those 780, around 730 were let go. Nearly all of the detainees were granted representation and visitation rights, along with Guantanamo itself being subject to public observation & access by human rights groups. The US Supreme Court ruled t…
Best case we see international action like the response to apartheid in SA, but there’s a lot of apathy out there.
Re: China scrambles to stem manufacturing exodus as companies leave
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are concentration camps (black sites, Guantanamo...) the reason why companies have left the USA?
Let's be specific. There are about three dozen people being held in Guantanamo. A total of around 780 people were detained in total by the US military over a decade and a half. Of those 780, around 730 were let go. Nearly all of the detainees were granted representation and visitation rights, along with Guantanamo itself being subject to public observation & access by human rights groups. The US Supreme Court ruled t…
Are you so sure that is what China is doing? That the program is not a result of a decade of yearly terrorist attacks?
That China is trying to de-radicalize extremists and integrate them into modern society?
I do agree that a China needs to be more open and allow UN inspectors.
Re: China scrambles to stem manufacturing exodus as companies leave
#10I would rather see companies leave because of the concentration camps
I would also like that the "human rights" won't be an excuse, so it would apply for the people in China but also for the women in Saudi Arabia and other countries that do not respect human rights.