Meanwhile, as the spying threats increase, the current administration is doubling the number of Chinese students let in.
While they bray about the security threat from China and about restricting technology and access, they actually sell to China for a 15% cut, and now let in more 'students'.
Liberal Americans say it's racist to be concerned about Chinapeople and the Chinese culture when the same culture promotes this level of international crime.
Americans certainly don't seek to turn Chinese students into international serial criminals with the same zeal. It's a Chinaperson problem.
I can't think of a more textbook example of racism than blaming the actions of a relative few on the entire culture of ethnic groups comprising 1B+ people and spanning thousands of years. Except maybe, describing said people with allusions to well-known historical slurs.
That has nothing to do with American political opinions or word-policing. That's just, like, racism.
What isn't racism is a criticism of a current government's or government department's policy/strategy.
Before you say policy and the decisions of a few are a result of their culture, check out the Fundamental [0] and Ultimate [1] Attribution Errors.
Meanwhile, as the spying threats increase, the current administration is doubling the number of Chinese students let in.
While they bray about the security threat from China and about restricting technology and access, they actually sell to China for a 15% cut, and now let in more 'students'.
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Liberal Americans say it's racist to be concerned about Chinapeople and the Chinese culture when the same culture promotes this level of international crime.
Americans certainly don't seek to turn Chinese students into international serial criminals with the same zeal. It's a Chinaperson problem.
I can't think of a more textbook example of racism than blaming the actions of a relative few on the entire culture of ethnic groups comprising 1B+ people and spanning thousands of years. Except maybe, describing said people with allusions to well-known historical slurs.
That has nothing to do with American political opinions or word-policing. That's just, like, racism.
What isn't racism is a criticism of a current government's or government department's policy/strategy.
Before you say policy and the decisions of a few are a result of their culture, check out the Fundamental [0] and Ultimate [1] Attribution Errors.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_attriburion_error [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_attribution_error