Bombs are a bit of a non sequitur here. The point is that Chinese companies are demonstrably hostile to American ones historically (and threatening in some specific structural ways to the American consumer). The presentation may be similar but to attribute American ethics to a Chinese decision is dubious.
Isn't the nature of capitalism such that many companies are demonstrably competitive (aka 'hostile' ?) with one another?
Chinese companies have also demonstrably pandered to the American consumer for many decades now.
To further muddy the waters, US companies have, some would argue, been openly hostile to the American consumer via monopoly practices, restricting access to purchased devices, etc.