Americans are “less likely” to do business with major companies that are working with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to stifle the protests in the authoritarian country, a Convention of States Action/Trafalar Group survey released Friday found.
Americans are “less likely” to do business with major companies that are working with the Chinese Communist Party to stifle the protests in the authoritarian country, a Convention of States Action/Trafalar Group survey released Friday found.if they are “more or less likely to do business with major companies who are working with the Chinese Communist Party to censor citizen-led protests in China,” a solid majority, 77.3 percent, said they are “less likely.
Just two percent said they are “more likely,” and 20.7 percent said it does not affect their choices. There is a consensus across the board, however, as 71 percent of Democrats, 84.5 percent of Republicans, and 75.9 percent of independents said they would be less likely to do business with major companies working with the CCP to stifle the protests.
The survey, taken November 30 to December 3, 2022, among 1,085 respondents, has a +/- 2.9 percent margin of error. It follows the ongoing emergence of citizen-led protests across China over the CCP’s oppressive “zero-COVID” policy. Under the policy, citizens are subjected to house arrest, isolation, dirty quarantine camps, and starvation, all under theThe totalitarian regime, however, is attempting to convince the rest of the world that it is easing up on the brutality, teasing a forthcoming abandonment of the “zero-COVID” policies oppressing citizens.
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