Why does this stance always smell of Chinese astroturfing?

No, china isn't someone we should crawl futher into bed with.

How bout we just do what's right and good and not sacrifice our humanity, decency, privacy, and sovereignty.

People who always want more are the reason many people don't have enough.

China is an economic answer.

It is not a moral one.

Neither is the US.

And let's not pretend we are saints, our gov has always been shadowed by open secrets of moral terpitude.

Maybe we can just be better and focus on doing good here with what we have and let others forge ties with us.

No thank you.

I wonder how wealthier Canadians feel about intellectual property laws with regard to manufacturing power houses like China.

ML poster moment

Let’s not and say we did?

I'm glad someone mentioned it's possible and needs to be considered.

That said, if we come to rely on them it would be trading one authoritarian nationalist bully for another. Europe is equally powerful and actually shares our values.

Edit: Can someone repost this? It's paywalled.

I will gladly embrace China as soon as they embrace human rights and maybe cut back on the genocide a little.

As soon as I read the title and noted the magazine, I already knew the reaction this article would receive. It doesn't matter, if it penetrates the fog of illusion for one.