Re:Tiananmen Square 1989 death toll was at least 10,000 acco...
by intro-b on Saturday December 23, 2017 @11:35AM
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"Stop buying things from [x]" probably hasn't been an effective mantra for several decades. The U.S., E.U., China, Japan, and other nations are all intractably linked in the global supply chain economy.
Re:Tiananmen Square 1989 death toll was at least 10,000 acco...
by erikpukinskis on Saturday December 23, 2017 @08:17PM
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Just because it want effective before doesn’t mean it won’t be effective in the future. It’s never been easier to buy local than it is now. It’s never been easier to organize boycotts than it is now.
Re:Tiananmen Square 1989 death toll was at least 10,000 acco...
by mark_edward on Saturday December 23, 2017 @10:35AM
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Better not do anything with computers then. China is completely integrated in global supply chains, what you want is probably impossible at this point without giving up whole swathes of industry
Re:Tiananmen Square 1989 death toll was at least 10,000 acco...
by b6 on Saturday December 23, 2017 @11:39AM
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Have you lived in China? Your suggestion, if taken seriously by a lot of people, would just further harm ordinary Chinese people who are already being harmed by a parasitic government over which they have no control.
Re:Tiananmen Square 1989 death toll was at least 10,000 acco...
by erikpukinskis on Saturday December 23, 2017 @08:18PM
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How would it harm them? Trickle-down economics?
Stop buying stuff from China. Just stop. Support local made.