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China offers an alternative to Western ‘technofeudalism’
(www.scmp.com)
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Because the US is what the article is referring to in regards to technofeudalism.
Okay. Its not relevant to the comment chain. You're intentionally distracting from my arguments.
Nobody's intentionally distracting from your arguments, your arguments are up in the window for other Hexbear users to point and laugh at. We're celebrating the opportunity to mock you!
Why are you acting as if you don't have object permanace?
Because doing otherwise would be devastating to their "arguments"
How do you figure china is already technofeudalist if you don't compare/contrast it with other countries?
More organized than who? Which country are you referring to if not America?
I think you'll find that you can't do analysis in isolation. A country's character does not exist only in relation to its internal structure, but also in relation to other countries and their structures. Basic dialectics.
Your argument uses the term "authoritarianism", so I disregarded it.