The Perils of Corporate Engagement with China

[@anypercentdeathless]

Starts at 7:55.

[@noelgibson5956]

The intro is longer than a week with the flu!

[@guydreamr]

Much appreciated, thanks.

[@ManwithNoName-t1o]

"okay you guys microphones are set to 3 and mine is set to 11"

[@limbus_patrum]

Morgan Ortega - a mix of some good point and total derangement. It's scary.

[@user-tw2xg1oh9f]

lol I'm not listening to a talk on the dangers of China hosted by a guy with a Chinese accent

[@k.k.c8670]

many accusations. very few actual real evidence. sour grapes. poor quality analysis.

[@kingcrazymani4133]

Morgan needs to talk about sanctions with the Crazyman some day.

[@maestoso47]

You all aligned with the wrong people over and over. No one should take this fascist-catering institution seriously.

[@NoOneToNoOne89]

@9:15 “It’s unclear what his crime was.” Can you think of anything over the past 4 years where someone has been tried for lawful activities, and even punished for lawful activities? At least once a week there’s national events in the US. Look, I legitimately don’t like the CCP, but y’all have got to do better. Everything you’re mentioning has literally been unfolding in the US increasingly over the past few decades.

[@greg9402]

You aren't a serious person.

[@anypercentdeathless]

More empty assertions, no arguments.

[@NoOneToNoOne89]

@8:16 “Lack of transparency and lack of rule of law.” Take that quote and apply it to the last 4 years in the West, and especially in the US. Does that mean there’s perils of doing business with “blue” (“Democratically run” cities”)? Absolutely. Shouldn’t we apply the same caution of doing business in, with, and around those cities and states then? How come we’re not talking about that? I could tell you why, but I don’t want to complete another dissertation.

[@greg9402]

No