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> Don't you think that C-levels of all of them were previously dying to get into China, and were ready to do anything? > ... > treason In the case of China,
by wjn0 6y ago
> Don't you think that C-levels of all of them were previously dying to get into China, and were ready to do anything?
> ...
> treason
In the case of China, doesn't the US government in some ways encourage this? I forget the colloquial name for the "policy" (if you can call it that, because I don't think it's codified into law), but isn't the idea that if the US shares some of the fruits of capitalism and liberal democracy with China, the people of their country may follow suit?
- baybal2 6y ago> if the US shares some of the fruits of capitalism and liberal democracy with China, the people of their country may follow suit? You don't share liberal democracy by teaming up with rogue regimes against it.
- wjn0 6y agoI'm not saying the policy is worthwhile or even justifiable, but the comment I replied to later used the word "treason" (sorry, I didn't quote it) which implies that these actions aren't endorsed, and certainly not encouraged, by the US government.