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> Those are transnational private companies. If you're going to sell your services and goods here, you need to comport to the cultural norms HERE. > What is s
by revnode 6y ago
> Those are transnational private companies.
If you're going to sell your services and goods here, you need to comport to the cultural norms HERE.
> What is stopping others from claiming they have been behaving in an un-Chinese manner or an un-European manner or an un-Russian manner so far?
Nothing.
> How is a naive notion of nationalism of capital an argument of how such entities should behave when they operate in most recognized nations with different ideological and regulatory frameworks?
They can and do change business practices to fit the region.
- fabianhjr 6y ago> If you're going to sell your services and goods here, you need to comport to the cultural norms HERE. They are also selling their services and goods there so: > They can and do change business practices to fit the region. They have and do change their practices to fit the global region they operate in so the "un-american" critique would be moot.
- revnode 6y ago> They have and do change their practices to fit the global region they operate in so the "un-american" critique would be moot. I'm not sure what this means. They are behaving poorly HERE. I am not criticizing them for the crazy stuff they do elsewhere. That's an entirely different conversation.
- fabianhjr 6y ago> They are behaving poorly HERE That a critique of their behavior should not depend on the locality (an ideological statement) much less a locality that represents about 1.9% of the world area and 4.2% of the population.