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Yeah, I mixed up the location of the foxconn factory fair catch. Doesn’t change the core point though.

I mean, it doesn't change my point, that being corporations exploit workers in China because China is capitalist in all ways that matter.
It changes the lie you tried to tell me, that it was "Capitialst occupied" Tiawan, and that the glorious CCP would never allow such atrocity, which is clearly not true.

That’s lower than the US (15.6), Canada (9.4), Australia (13.1), UK (9.5), Japan (14.7), South Korea (20.6) and much of mainland Europe.

Those other countries also don't have workers throwing themselves off of buildings because their jobs crush their will to live, but I guess that's besides the point.

Yes, working conditions were harsh during the early offshoring boom, that was the brutal calculus of catching up.

"Were harsh." Lol ok. Hey look at this video of these Chinese workers sitting inside of a hydraulic press, it totally doesn't show harsh working conditions.

On the system itself: China is in the socialist transitional period blah blah blah

Hence, "China is capitalist in all ways that matter."

Harvard’s Ash Center has tracked Chinese public opinion since 2003 and consistently finds approval of the central government above 90%.

If you really believe this then I have a bridge, two furry trout farms, and a wooden nickle factory to sell you.

You can critique labor issues without falling back on orientalist tropes that flatten 1.4 billion people into a caricature.

Me stating the fact that the government of China allows corporations to exploit it's population is not an "orientalist trope."
You could also stop defending a country of oligarchs which doesn't care about human rights and clearly exploits it's population for the benefit of global corporations,