Stunning levels of inanityhttps://twitter.com/next_china/status/1262018240571756545 …
If it makes you feel any better, I doubt their actual behavior will be any different.
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Yes I bet it’s the same 40% who don’t know that basically every connected device they own is made in China
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The same 40% also thinks Taiwan is part of China
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I agree. India is running a same campaign of boycotting China, while happily (and somewhat unknowingly) most Indians are using
@Paytm which is mostly owned by Chinese firms. Nothing wrong with it, but people are bad at putting money where the mouth is. -
Not to mention using TikTok!
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I would argue that for people looking to vote with their feet, boycotting Chinese brands is a valid option. Even if the non-Chinese brands use Chinese components, it could relegate China to a spare parts economy from a 'Brand Economy'. (1/n)
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1. Brands tend to enjoy higher margin than components. 2. Brands have a cultural cachet that adds value to a country. Think about Toyota, BMW, Jaguar, Boeing, Ford, Apple etc. 3. A lot of great brands => pop culture => soft power. Think Pepsi, Levis, McDonalds. (fin)
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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You sound like real middle America based in Miami. Also the article says nothing about where these 40% are based. China hate is now a bipartisan issue unfortunately
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