They, like most peoples, want a land on which they can self-determine their systems of production and distribution, informed by their own traditions rather than foreign dictates. Such a thing fundamentally denies the universal absentee ownership system the West has managed to inflict on almost the entire planet, and now seeks to impress on people's behavior and even their thoughts. Strict bans on such foreign ownership rights would go a long way toward relieving the carcinogenic effects, but I don't think it would stop that totalitarian moment unless that were to implode.
They, like most peoples, want a land on which they can self-determine their systems of production and distribution, informed by their own traditions rather than foreign dictates. Such a thing fundamentally denies the universal absentee ownership system the West has managed to inflict on almost the entire planet, and now seeks to impress on people's behavior and even their thoughts. Strict bans on such foreign ownership rights would go a long way toward relieving the carcinogenic effects, but I don't think it would stop that totalitarian moment unless that were to implode.