Chinese courts ruled AI adoption can't justify firing workers, forcing tech companies to budget for expensive transitions that could increase global gadget prices.
I really doubt they’ll actually stick to this in practice. Keep in mind, China is not a place with binding rule of law.
When it gets in the way of whatever industrial expansion, workers rights to not have toxic rocket fuel falling on them or to get paid for their house being demolished aren’t even respected.
found the idiot who still believes that America is the pinnacle of following the laws and believes American propaganda about China. unlike America where pedophiles get rewarded with money and positions of power. China executes them publicly.
Hell China is much harsher on criminals regardless of race… unlike America where blacks get jailed for doing drugs while white serial rapists get a pat on the head because “one mistake shouldn’t ruin a a young kid’s life”. (with those kids being fucking adults).
If you’re actually interested in Chinese justice vs. American justice, and how that’s related to rule of law vs. party leadership, there’s interesting things to say.
However, a month old account coming in and fixating on race, which wasn’t even mentioned in OP but rather later in response to someone else, seems more like trolling.
ah yes the old “you are a new account so anything you say is fake” defense. how fucking pathetic are you? wait don’t answer that. I don’t care about your delusional narrative. come back with an actual argument rather than a “your account is new so you must be fake” statement.
China isn’t perfect but it’s at least not run by a bunch of pedophiles like America or a bunch of war crime creators like Canada.
but what can I expect from someone who values account age over truth.
I have family in adjacent, politically similar countries. Most likely, you’re a white person with no connections to Asia who likes to project fantasies on it, which is why you’re on .ml.
It’s a Liberal concept, not a Western one. Tudor England or whatever worked the same way before the age of revolutions. As did everything else all the way back to prehistory, more or less.
I mean, you can argue with .ml about political philosophy or economics, but it’s a waste of time because that’s not their real motive. You might as well argue rocketry with a moon landing denier.
“These places you have funny ideas about are real places to me, and they’re not like that” is more productive. They can either actually engage, or run away to protect themselves.
China has about the same laws on property rights as elsewhere. It was introduced in 2007 which is why we see so many stories on funny “strong nail” houses from China.
Yup, you can write anything. The USSR also guaranteed freedom of speech in it’s constitution, IIRC.
People who are purely Western often forget it, but laws that actually apply to everyone all the time are a very recent phenomenon. Historically, and in other places, they’re more like guidelines for what to do when there’s no other major considerations.
I really doubt they’ll actually stick to this in practice. Keep in mind, China is not a place with binding rule of law.
When it gets in the way of whatever industrial expansion, workers rights to not have toxic rocket fuel falling on them or to get paid for their house being demolished aren’t even respected.
found the idiot who still believes that America is the pinnacle of following the laws and believes American propaganda about China. unlike America where pedophiles get rewarded with money and positions of power. China executes them publicly.
Hell China is much harsher on criminals regardless of race… unlike America where blacks get jailed for doing drugs while white serial rapists get a pat on the head because “one mistake shouldn’t ruin a a young kid’s life”. (with those kids being fucking adults).
If you’re actually interested in Chinese justice vs. American justice, and how that’s related to rule of law vs. party leadership, there’s interesting things to say.
However, a month old account coming in and fixating on race, which wasn’t even mentioned in OP but rather later in response to someone else, seems more like trolling.
ah yes the old “you are a new account so anything you say is fake” defense. how fucking pathetic are you? wait don’t answer that. I don’t care about your delusional narrative. come back with an actual argument rather than a “your account is new so you must be fake” statement.
China isn’t perfect but it’s at least not run by a bunch of pedophiles like America or a bunch of war crime creators like Canada.
but what can I expect from someone who values account age over truth.
Lolwhut?
Its insane to say that while they cut down the national forests of America for profit.
The rule of law isn’t an exclusively Western concept. But since you’re speaking so confidently you must be an expert in the Chinese legal system.
I have family in adjacent, politically similar countries. Most likely, you’re a white person with no connections to Asia who likes to project fantasies on it, which is why you’re on .ml.
It’s a Liberal concept, not a Western one. Tudor England or whatever worked the same way before the age of revolutions. As did everything else all the way back to prehistory, more or less.
Robin DiAngelo in the chat, trying to make labor issues about race again
I mean, you can argue with .ml about political philosophy or economics, but it’s a waste of time because that’s not their real motive. You might as well argue rocketry with a moon landing denier.
“These places you have funny ideas about are real places to me, and they’re not like that” is more productive. They can either actually engage, or run away to protect themselves.
I also have a girlfriend in another school, what a coincidence!
No u.
I got my answer, thank you very much.
No, you got called out on basically being a left-themed orientalist, and now want to run away.
I guess I’m an orientalist now
China has about the same laws on property rights as elsewhere. It was introduced in 2007 which is why we see so many stories on funny “strong nail” houses from China.
https://www.theguardian.com/cities/gallery/2014/apr/15/china-nail-houses-in-pictures-property-development
Yup, you can write anything. The USSR also guaranteed freedom of speech in it’s constitution, IIRC.
People who are purely Western often forget it, but laws that actually apply to everyone all the time are a very recent phenomenon. Historically, and in other places, they’re more like guidelines for what to do when there’s no other major considerations.