Fears of Chinese spying in tech could spark the Asia-bashing that led to a tragedy in the 80s when the target was Japan.
The suggestion by two prominent tech figures that Google and Silicon Valley are crawling with Chinese spies comes at a time of rising xenophobia. A similar wave hit the US 40 years ago when Japanese carmakers were outselling US companies. That led to mass layoffs and toxic anti-Japanese sentiment that led to the beating death of a Chinese American named Vincent Chin. It's a lesson we'd be wise to keep in mind.
The suggestion by two prominent tech figures that Google and Silicon Valley are crawling with Chinese spies comes at a time of rising xenophobia. A similar wave hit the US 40 years ago when Japanese carmakers were outselling US companies. That led to mass layoffs and toxic anti-Japanese sentiment that led to the beating death of a Chinese American named Vincent Chin. It's a lesson we'd be wise to keep in mind.
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