Did anyone think of the national security implications?
https://www.forcesnews.com/news/warning-mod-staff-amid-fears...
"Warning stickers banning military workers from discussing sensitive information have been placed inside the Ministry of Defence's electric cars, as fears grow that China could be listening."
You're right, I guess it is only just slightly more lazy than writing the whataboutism.
> if the Chinese want to hurt "US" they have plenty of other ways to go about it.
Another what aboutism...
Why should those other national governments move away from Microsoft, the U.S. has other ways to hurt those countries.
You're incorrectly assuming I don't want something reliable that's safe for the environment in an attempt to make me look bad because you're defaulting to attacking the person instead of the message.
It's yet to be seen if Chinese companies will be as civilization destroying as US companies, but the bar is literally rolling on the floor now and all the dice seem to be rolling in China's favor due to the US unable to control their elites that are sucking society dry.