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joefranklinsrs
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Comment #18546879
only the last few ones :) but hey, please ban me for talking about the urgent issues of the day.
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Comment #18546843
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Comment #18546786
Subjugating a billion people to AQI 600+ for 20 years isn't genocide? Locking a million muslims up and exterminating them isn't genocide? "It is actually designed to exterminate — …
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Comment #18546387
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Comment #18534590
The most dangerous thing China export is oppression. Digital&AI surveillance, social credit system, 50 cents online army, and a CCP twisted dogma that authoritarianism + capitalism…
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Comment #18492183
Belt and Road: Malaysian government stopped a $20B project. Maldives just called it one-sided. India refuses to have anything to do with it. So do most of the EU members. Media aro…
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Comment #18492163
You forgot about the millions of jobs that disappear in China after factories leave for other countries. You forgot about the billions of foreign direct investment that actually he…
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Comment #18490314
These flurry of NYTimes favorable articles on China, the last few days, is....fascinating. It's almost like those with vested interests knew a huge crash is about to come to China …
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Comment #18490244
NYTimes is going overdrive cranking out favorable coverage on China the past couple of days. Perhaps NYTimes editors got some reminder from Wall Street that China again needs to be…
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Comment #18483900
The world is shades of grey. nothing and nobody is black or white. the context and magnitude of illegal immigrant separation/war criminals and muslim concentration camps are comple…
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Comment #18483867
"I’m just in position to think about how to make money" Son, that ain't the American way. That's just the wall street way. Which you never escaped, and was always a part of, it see…
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Comment #18483795
To think about going to China, you're going to have to think about how to LEAVE china first "once the news goes out that you will be leaving China, alleged creditors will come out …
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Comment #18483664
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Comment #18483618
If we look at the history of how US dismantled its manufacturing after the 90s (yes it started way before, but it was in much smaller scope), it was WALL STREET manipulation that a…
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Comment #18483345
Good for Bloomberg; I'm sure it will also play nicely for his presidential campaign ;) But it would be interesting if Bloomberg were to win in 2020 - we would have back-to-back bus…
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Comment #18480936
Now you are just grasping at straws :) but hey, everyone on the internet is a racist right?
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Comment #18480876
Nope, simply giving context
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Comment #18480835
I meant to say that the author works for Washington Post
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Comment #18480768
Very optimistic piece about the Chinese economy from a Chinese American who now resides in China. The author works for Washington Post, which is owned by Jeff Bezos, whose company …
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Comment #18021269
I didn’t go into the 20-30% loss in GDP in detail, but it factors in loss of millions of manufacturing and management jobs, fake/wasteful GDP boosting stopped, loss of FDI, capital…
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Comment #18020856
"If those are actually further up the value chain leading to exports to the US (as you seem to suggest), those would largely be imported goods." The Chinese factories that produce …
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Comment #18020640
"The US will be forced to pay more for everything" I'm assuming your assumption is because China is taking over all of the resources/production capabilities around the world? I don…
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Comment #18020615
"The US will have to bootstrap a lot of manufacturing to replace Chinese labor." They just have to move to cheaper countries to replace Chinese labor. One time upfront asset cost, …
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Comment #18019747
I would argue time is (and always has been) on US's side. US has the more powerful economy, and the consumer market that China desperately needs to keep afloat. In addition, time w…