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by Mary-Ellen 2575 days ago
"China should allow foreign businesses to operate in the mainland, subject to Chinese law"

Foreign companies are allowed to operate in China , subject to Chinese law

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Your link just confirms what I say
Artists/protesters don't get 'disappeared' in the US, unlike in China:

https://www.hongkongfp.com/2018/07/23/chinese-protester-spla...

How much 'free speech's is there in a place that bans Winnie the Pooh because of memes:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2018/...

Let's just admit China doesn't have free speech in practice?

its 1,000 times more likely that a software engineer trying to do business in China would enjoy a life of privilege and exemption from socioeconomic issues in China

just like someone from China would experience a life of privilege and exemption from socioeconomic issues in America after their parents paid a few million dollars for Stanford tuition, and I've met people that are afraid of America because of the civil rights issues seen on the news who are completely oblivious to the circumstances that would create them.

there is a tendency to focus on things that aren't really indicative of the experience you would have, and this has nothing to do with China specifically

Speech in China is also free, according to Chinese law, so you're technically correct.
Same goes for your country

Technically