alexandros050: probably not..they are behind their chinese computer , texting from their chinese cell-phones which chinese people work in bad conditions to create...
IAmBored2: But you're not willing to give up the cheaper phones, tvs, computers / everything we get from outsourcing there and making the CCP rich right?
alexandros050: You will gladly take but you are still using your computer and cell phone, fridge , T.V ,
Dumbest argument ever. It's like saying
"No one must criticise Ireland's decision to ban Aldous Huxley's Brave New World because you once owned a fridge whose light bulb was made in Ireland." You're basically arguing "No must must criticise one issue about a country unless they hate everything about that country". That many people are criticising the Chinese Governments fetish for censorship OUTSIDE of China without 'hating on' Chinese people isn't "hypocrisy", it's a sign of maturity. And if people did start "hating on everything Chinese", the same people complaining about hypocrisy for not doing so, would then turn around and call them 'racist haters' for doing so (which is hypocrisy in itself)...
Besides which, Ancient-Red-Dragon nailed it. The issue isn't "China banned something in China". It's "one single politician in one country wants x product banned everywhere on the planet solely out of personal ego like some 15th Century Emperor". Whether you "like" the game as an individual game or not, it's an extremely bad precedent to set.
Edit: It's also pretty shocking at the cluelessness here of where products are made. Eg, my PC's motherboard comes from Taiwan, my GPU is an American firm (nVidia) using a Korean (Samsung) fabrication lab, only
1 out of 15 Intel fabrication plants is in China, etc. Talk about being educated by the uneducated...