You can pretty much replace BYD with any Chinese company (and to some extent, almost any company in the world) and the sentence would still make sense.
So I have mostly lost interest in the argument. Not that it is an incorrect or irrelevant argument, but none of that has really mattered.
Presumably you can't make the statement that almost all companies are below average on human rights. Mathematically at least half have to be above average.
> and to some extent, almost any company in the world
This is weak sauce.
This. Most of the Chinese products met the definition of dumping. They over produce with suppressed wages, currency exchange rate, and government subsidies. The current generations of Chinese workers do not benefit from this. To clarify, they have top products, some are well paid. But the general trend is dumping.
I am curious when will other countries would actually start of defend their industries properly.
This is the standard “nothing can be done and everyone does it” argument when shown that BYD is literally at the bottom of the pile.