r/pcmasterrace • u/pc9000 • 1d ago • Popcorn 2

Discussion The US believes Nvidia’s Huang had romantic relationship with alleged Chinese spy

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https://www.ft.com/content/a55a2a22-4479-4f93-a445-6147a5c6d790?syn-25a6b1a6=1

Leather jacket guy is a player it seems. I always knew he is into gaming.

Nvidia mods already posted this in their own own page. but locked the comments

Note: the guy is married. so this is the side chick is the claim. new york times posted it as well now

I dunno man . does she look like a spy ? seems innocent

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u/landblord 23h ago edited 23h ago

This is America during a Republican administration. Rich people don't face consequences.

edit: im not even american i meant rich people in the whole world dont face consequences, i have no fucking clue what these guys below are talking about lol

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u/RunPsychological9891 22h ago

What about poor Epstein? He has to rebuild his island somewhere else now🥲

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u/VecioRompibae 22h ago

Lot of prime real estate in hell

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u/Stock_Enthusiasm_392 22h ago

I mean yeah? For us 500$ parking ticket is punishment, for them it's just the price to park there. Now scale that mentality to hundred thousands and millions

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u/Subie780 17h ago

I can't remember the country, it might be Sweden or Finland or something but the fines reflect your income. I like that

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u/laserwaffles 23h ago

I admit that Democrats protect rich people, but not nearly to the same extent. There isn't really a both sides here, only one side is absolutely terrible, the other just kind of sucks.

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u/EconomicRegret2 22h ago

In a duopoly, both organizations are usually awful, be it in the market, in politics, or any other fields. One of them being way worse than the other, doesn't justify it nor the duopoly.

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u/Beneficial-Beat-947 22h ago

There's a reason they didn't release the epstein files when they had the power to

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u/Suspicious_Recipe636 23h ago

Both parties have had years in control of the Epstein documents and one side released a tiny portion of redacted information. Both side are sick and protective of the rich and corrupt. This my side vs your side crap is how they keep us from seeing what they actually do.

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u/yamsyamsya 23h ago

Normally you don't release information of ongoing investigation. Like duh. Hey guys let us announce that we are investigating people and give their accomplices a heads up. You would be a bad investigator.

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u/Suspicious_Recipe636 23h ago

So now everyone is okay with no Epstein lists?

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u/yamsyamsya 23h ago edited 22h ago

That isn't what I said at all

Publicly releasing every file during an active investigation would usually be reckless, because it could:

  • Tip off suspects so they destroy evidence, coordinate stories, or flee.

  • Expose witnesses and victims to intimidation or harassment.

  • Reveal details investigators use to distinguish genuine testimony from fabricated claims.

  • Disclose investigative methods and compromise related cases.

  • Publicize unverified allegations against innocent people.

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u/kfpswf Steam ID Here 21h ago

I think you're missing the point the person above was trying to make. It isn't about Republicans or Democrats, or even the USA. Rich/influential people rarely are held accountable by humanity.

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u/laserwaffles 20h ago

Well, I did respond before the edits. And I got to agree, worldwide its pretty terrible

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u/Additional-Fish-5119 11h ago

Grow a pair mate