Just like US companies are beholden to national security letters that can compel them to spy on non-US persons who may be users of their product?

If other countries ban US websites for specifically that reason, I applaud them.

Especially if they do it without being hypocritical.

The funny thing is. China can talk about removing the U.S. dollar and trade when Yen. But they need a stable currency to convert between and so conversion is still done with the U.S. dollar. The U.S. dollar won’t be removed from trade in our life time.

China doesn’t let the RMB float freely, so trade still happens in dollars. Also, the American government buys a lot of treasuries, so it’s easy to save a few billion quickly when you need to, which isn’t really supported by any other currency…saving money by lending it to the USG conversely prevents it from re-entering your own economy and stoking inflation (China isn’t the only country to use the USA like that, Japan buys more treasuries than China usually).

That won’t happen. China would be more angry if the USA all of a sudden didn’t let them participate in treasury auctions.

You know there's a rumor saying Trump/Xi would trade Taiwan with US treasury bonds.

Are you suggesting that only a "perfect" government gets to counter the Chinese government's attacks?

No, not like that.

Yes, it's exactly like that.

It's name in English is the Communist Part of China, CPC not CCP.

Exactly. I've never heard someone use 'CPC' before. It's quite obvious why the alternative isn't liked.