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> totally excluding China from any and all international trade I don't have an opinion whether this is the right thing to do or not. But regardless of my opinion, how does not hiring chinese citizens help with that? This just sounds like harassing chinese people because of their government. If you really wanted to change something, hiring chinese people and showing them what the western world is like would be the bes…
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#582kinda crazy, how different audiences get very different reactions.
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Expect the 'free' press is more akin to 'corporate press' & the elections results in the person getting the most votes not being elected President.
I don't understand how these things somehow result in there being no difference between the US and China. Of course it's an imperfect system. Try handing out flyers about civil rights in Washington DC and then try it in Beijing. Of course it's easy to criticize the electoral college but look at the results of direct democracy recently, Brexit, the initial rejection of the FARC peace agreement in Columbia. There's a r…
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There was a huge backlash against the government after Snowden. And Snowden was an American who leaked classified government information for the good of the country. Our perception of Snowden is generally very positive. If what you are saying is right, this wouldn't be the case. You don't see many Chinese whistleblowers leaking the most classified information to the vast public, for example. The patriot act was passe…
yes but where does Snowden now live? You can't deny the hypocrisy here. While our citizens might support him they don't to the extent that they can pressure governments enough to allow him to return home.