Comments by "Robert A" (@RobertAmer) on "What’s behind the growing trade dispute between China and Australia | DW News" video.

It is apparent that many Australian politicians have lost the ability of international diplomacy, opening their mouths before thinking.
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@PR0GRAMMING what you need to understand about China is that it also does not care so much for outside interference, as are also the claims of other nations including the USA and Australia. This has been highlighted with the USA claiming everything to be of national security interest, and wanting to stop foreign interference. I will contend that what is constantly happening in respect to China is foreign interference, being no different. If you want to be critical of China, do so with a range of solutions, but do not do so for the sake of criticism. China will accept criticism if accompanied with solutions which are better or more beneficial. This is diplomacy!
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@PR0GRAMMING think carefully about what i say. The same as, it is not what you say that matters, but the way you say it.
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@leviathansnemesis3742 you do some honest pros and cons of allowing this, and then tell me your conclusion. I believe i know what that conclusion would be.
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@leviathansnemesis3742 they already see it, as little of that is censored. Censorship on the internet is more about deterring political influence and behaviour, like you see in Hong Kong. The violence and damage seen there, which the chinese people get to see in any event, is bad enough for a population of 7 million. Imagine if that was to happen with a population of 1.347 billion people. It would be anarchy. Of course Hong Kong has been heavily influenced by America, and its covert financing there. This was initially the problem in Xinjiang, which was heavily influenced and infiltrated by terrorist organizations, which led to the events of today, being detention centres and re-education. Do your own research, and you will see the problems there pre 2016. America is demonstrating to the world at the moment, how divided and even intolerant their style of democracy can be. China pushes the elements of peace and harmony amongst all people, which really is not such a bad thing. Oh, it is the CPC, not CCP.
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@leviathansnemesis3742 they were not stabbing, there were many terrorist bomb attacks, but not restricted to Xinjiang, also Guangzhou, Kunming and Beijing, apart from those in the major cities in Xinjiang. It had little to do with CPC not bringing prosperity, but was well orchestrated with the assistance of al-Qaeda, with its use of the internet and in particular Facebook. This organisation also used the internet and Facebook to stage the attacks on the two towers in New York. So maybe you have a greater understanding of some if the restrictions imposed. Many internet sitesm including USA news services can be freely connected to via the internet, without a VPN. A lot is not blocked.
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