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Researchers, industry leaders urge Ottawa to develop rules to protect consumers as Canada opens its market to Chinese EVs

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[–] karlhungus@lemmy.ca 0 points 6 days ago

Corruption is a little distinct from survalence. I think its pretty ignorant to think that big countries dont have large survalence bodies. That is the crux of my point: this article says "oh no Chinese cars", ignoring that we've left this door wide open.

Meanwhile it seems like you want to claim the us is either not doing this or doing it to a lesser degree., and you use a us government website as your proof. Why would you think that's convincing?

Just like on reddit you can use swear words here. You dont need to play cool police with your 14 say old account