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I don't think China will respect us even if we ban that movie.

We don't expect respect from abusive governments.

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lemmy.world

You have a point there but the lack of action will embolden them. If there are no consequences to their claims, no matter how small, they’d keep believing that we’re okay with them.

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They don't need anything from us to embolden or discourage them. They have something we don't. It's something we're trying to have by alliances.

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This. Action is so important especially on a situation like this. It’s like giving an inch, them taking a mile.

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However, MTRCB has also requested the film's distributor, Warner Bros., “to blur the controversial lines in order to avoid further misinterpretations.”

That's a fair compromise in case plausible deniability lang yun binawasan ng isang dash line. Eliminate even a small margin of victory for China, whether existing or imagined.

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