A Chinese American gangster transformed money laundering for drug cartels

Re:A Chinese American gangster transformed money laundering ... by kurthr on Friday October 14, 2022 @10:57PM (#33211282)

If you read mandarin language posts (and even some semi-official ones), the answer is yes. It is considered "pay back".

Just as it is used in other countries racial hatred and jingoism is also used in China for political and social control (or to justify immoral profits).

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Re:A Chinese American gangster transformed money laundering ... by eunos on Saturday October 15, 2022 @07:03AM (#33213708)

After all what US gov did to China these years, Chinese govt has no incentive to help US drug issue

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Re:A Chinese American gangster transformed money laundering ... by kurthr on Saturday October 15, 2022 @01:40PM (#33216868)

I guess you'll have no problem with the Uyghurs of Xinjiang nuking Fuping in Shaanxi then. Eye for an eye and all. Russia was part of the opium wars so maybe they just forget to secure an old warhead. Or India decides that the millions who died of Covid are China's fault and fail to stop development and delivery of a bio-weapon. Nice country... shame if something bad was to happen to it. Everything is transactional and zero sum, greed is good.

Oh, that's right it would be terrible and millions would suffer from terrorism through nuclear, biological, or chemical means so maybe enforcing your own laws equitably would be a reasonable plan?

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Re:A Chinese American gangster transformed money laundering ... by eunos on Saturday October 15, 2022 @08:07PM (#33219845)

Forget did, do. Trade wars and everything is still going.

Also good thing China has nuke and willing to go beyond 300 warheads.

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Re:A Chinese American gangster transformed money laundering ... by kurthr on Saturday October 15, 2022 @11:12PM (#33220745)

Good for the cockroaches (or whatever is left in the radioactive pit), I suppose.

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