Russia and China are playing a long game with vaccine diplomacy. Their intention is not only to win plaudits for fulfilling a short-term need, but to cement their influence over the long term. Download free report here
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@TheEIU
How dare they provide a product people might want. That's insane. It's far more noble to cement one's influence by... *checks notes*... dropping bombs and stealing oil.
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@TheEIU
What is wrong with you people? Sharing vaccines is just basic human decency. Whatโs evil is the people not sharing, ie the west
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@TheEIU
Itโs actually good. Competition is more useful and gives more opportunities to a lot of people.
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@TheEIU
Wow it's almost like exactly what the U.S. has been doing with the entire global economy since 1945.
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@TheEIU
The best way to counteract this is to lift the patent protection of the Pfizer/Moderna/J&J vaccines and provide technical support for developing countries to mass produce the vaccines they needed.
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@TheEIU
Wow, meanwhile the US is just keeping as hostages the vaccines that were made in Argentina and asking preposterous conditions for Pfizer vaccines.
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@TheEIU
Who tf cares if it's benefiting the poor countries while The West is busy hoarding vaccines
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@TheEIU
Be careful not to throw your back out with this advanced level of spin.
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@TheEIU
China has been playing Made-in-China diplomacy in 30 years, trying to influence the whole world over the long term. Horrible ๐ฑ๐
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@TheEIU
Weird way to say being moral and helping other people is a good way to make friends.
I imagine even your writers were taught to share at some point. The question is--when did you all forget?
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@TheEIU
You mean they are sending live saving vaccines to countries who needs it? Does that mean all what the West pretends to be doing is aimed at influence?
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