Freedom* *To the extent the Party allows it.
i don’t know who needs to hear this, but if your company is controlled by the chinese communist party “freedom of expression and due process of law” are not your core principlespic.twitter.com/4d2V0IbDvq
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Lol this isn’t even “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” - it’s just “the enemy is my friend”
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Clarification: “We value the freedom to alter due process of law whenever/however we please”.
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Why, why, do we still have to explain this. Oh wait, we still have to explain that the Earth is NOT flat. Nvm
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*BAD for the industry*
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Not sure how Chinese laws work but I have lived in China and you 99% do have freedom of expression. I didn’t feel the government’s presence and locals I knew felt comfortable openly discussing anything.
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what's in the 1%? devil's in the details, yada yada
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Poll idea: would you would work for a Chinese firm outside of China? Curious how many Americans would object on ethical grounds vs do it for a hefty premium.
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