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NBA shameful statement on Hong Kong Protests

calamity said:
He's wrong while also being right.



The bold is no longer true. The rest of the quote is spot on tho.

China to surpass US as world's biggest consumer market this year -
Nikkei Asian Review
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calamity said:
Chinese Consumers Now Rule the World. Get Used to It



BTW: they are obviously not "communist."
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Chinese Communist Party Influence Operations are ...


Aug 31, 2019 - While the party-driven ideologies of the state shifted over time from communism to pseudo-capitalism, the nexus of this political ideology has ...

Since its creation in 1921, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has made it its primary objective to seize and maintain political power. It has successfully maintained and even asserted greater control over the political, legal, economic, and military instruments of power in the Chinese state.

While the party-driven ideologies of the state shifted over time from communism to pseudo-capitalism, the nexus of this political ideology has always been and remain the unquestionable primacy of the party’s authoritarian rule at home and, increasingly, abroad.

As the People’s Republic of China (PRC) rises on the international stage, the CCP is also being exposed to increasing challenges to its authority and political risks both at home and from overseas.

As a consequence of the latter, the strict ideological controls that the CCP exerted internally within China have extended outward. This has taken the form of subtle and sophisticated influence operations via the United Front and political warfare activities that aim to protect and promote its governance system externally, and ultimately serve the self-preserving ideology of the CCP-state.

And as China’s economic clout has grown with its integration into the global economy, the CCP’s authoritarian-capitalistic system is increasingly coming into conflict with democratic-capitalistic systems in the 21st century.
 
Jack Hays said:
JAPAN Forward › chinese-communist-party-influence-operations-are-...

Chinese Communist Party Influence Operations are ...


Aug 31, 2019 - While the party-driven ideologies of the state shifted over time from communism to pseudo-capitalism, the nexus of this political ideology has ...

Since its creation in 1921, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has made it its primary objective to seize and maintain political power. It has successfully maintained and even asserted greater control over the political, legal, economic, and military instruments of power in the Chinese state.

While the party-driven ideologies of the state shifted over time from communism to pseudo-capitalism, the nexus of this political ideology has always been and remain the unquestionable primacy of the party’s authoritarian rule at home and, increasingly, abroad.

As the People’s Republic of China (PRC) rises on the international stage, the CCP is also being exposed to increasing challenges to its authority and political risks both at home and from overseas.

As a consequence of the latter, the strict ideological controls that the CCP exerted internally within China have extended outward. This has taken the form of subtle and sophisticated influence operations via the United Front and political warfare activities that aim to protect and promote its governance system externally, and ultimately serve the self-preserving ideology of the CCP-state.

And as China’s economic clout has grown with its integration into the global economy, the CCP’s authoritarian-capitalistic system is increasingly coming into conflict with democratic-capitalistic systems in the 21st century.
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Right: authoritarian-capitalistic system.


Which is not "communism."
 
calamity said:
Right: authoritarian-capitalistic system.


Which is not "communism."
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It is nonetheless Communist rule. Your basic error has been to assume the economic system means anything in terms of the threat they pose. It does not.
 
calamity said:
Uh, no. The point is this so-called communist country is kicking the world's ass (especially ours) in capitalism. And, that is as absurd as global cooling.
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China is the definition of a paper tiger. If they cannot control their people in Hong Kong, how do you expect them to control the President of the United States?

The fact is our corrupt media tends to believe the Chinese communists over our government. The Chinese communists have made mistakes. Xi has made a lot of mistakes. How did the government not see the protests coming?

They are far from kicking our ass.

The Chinese are on the ropes desperate for a deal. They need to buy our disease-free soybeans, pork, chicken, beef, corn, etc.. Our livestock is the best quality in the world instead of other countries where their cows have mad cow disease and other diseases.

They also need to publically execute the fentanyl dealers. It is a law in China to kill drug dealers. Those selling fentanyl are despicable human beings and deserve to be burned at the stake.
 
Bucky said:
China is the definition of a paper tiger. If they cannot control their people in Hong Kong, how do you expect them to control the President of the United States?

The fact is our corrupt media tends to believe the Chinese communists over our government. The Chinese communists have made mistakes. Xi has made a lot of mistakes. How did the government not see the protests coming?

They are far from kicking our ass.

The Chinese are on the ropes desperate for a deal. They need to buy our disease-free soybeans, pork, chicken, beef, corn, etc.. Our livestock is the best quality in the world instead of other countries where their cows have mad cow disease and other diseases.

They also need to publically execute the fentanyl dealers. It is a law in China to kill drug dealers. Those selling fentanyl are despicable human beings and deserve to be burned at the stake.
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Lots of emotion above, not facts tho.

China is definitely kicking our ass.

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The NBA isn't stupid. They know where their money will be coming from in a few years.
 
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