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You can only downvote on HN after you've acquired enough karma yourself. Bots can't do sh* here, thank you very much.
Do you think PR agencies don't maintain such accounts?
Amazing.
Chinese embassy lobbies U.S. business to oppose China bills
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#82Cool Sinophobia ITT
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#85Cool Sinophobia ITT
Dislike of the CCP is not Sinopobia, just as dislike of the Mob isn't anti-Italian.
So many people really wish the CCP would just loosen their grip a bit so that foreigners/Westerners can have real, two-way relationships with Mainlanders.
Honestly, at least in the circles I frequent, the biggest critics of the CCP are either (non-Mainland) Chinese themselves or Sinophiles. Other people simply don't care that much.
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#86Am I the only one deeply amused that the title of this article is prefixed by “Exclusive” while its content basically boils down to: “The representatives of the Chinese government in the USA are doing their job: representing the interests of China”?
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#87until china starts moving for better rights for their citizens, i am afraid they should be held at arms length. cannot trust a government that lies that over 1 million people are just being "re-educationed" and "happy" and "want to be there", there is a reason for distrust and it's not "xenophobic" to point out the regimes bs, the people of china deserve a better government. don't even get me started on hong kong. th…
Yeah sure but we should do them also hold Israel at arms length for holding 2 million people in a literal concentration camp in Gaza and also heavily restricting the rights of Palestinians in West Bank. Why this is not called genocide when the Uighur situation is, is beyond me.
Re: Chinese embassy lobbies U.S. business to oppose China bills
#88Please raise your hands who read the article before commenting.
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#89The U.S. has the best system of governance in the world. The members of Congress are selected by U.S. citizens and funded by international U.S based companies operating globally. This creates a delicate balance where the interests and goals of all major economies are balanced. The U.S citizens maintain full control of who they vote. At the same time the influencing working trough their mind, and trough their represen…
Congress is actually highly undemocratic when you look at it. Its heavily biased towards rural states with small populations: Montana has the same amount of senators as California.
Its also a tremendously unpopular institution, the approval ratings have hovered at or below 10% for years.
Re: Chinese embassy lobbies U.S. business to oppose China bills
#90The U.S. has the best system of governance in the world. The members of Congress are selected by U.S. citizens and funded by international U.S based companies operating globally. This creates a delicate balance where the interests and goals of all major economies are balanced. The U.S citizens maintain full control of who they vote. At the same time the influencing working trough their mind, and trough their represen…
> Everyone in the world who controls market access or money can have a voice. So, less than a million people out of the world's 7,000 million? I truly hope this is sarcasm.
Of course it is!