Comments by "HomerOJSimpson" (@Homer-OJ-Simpson) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. Unfortunately that won’t happen but that would be ideal
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  2. After Carefully watching and completing this 23 min video 3 min after it was released, I will have to disagree. Dogs and cats will not rule the world by 2100.
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  3.  @junkeatng  why do you watch Daniel Dumrill and The Barrets? And why won’t you just say what’s happening in Xinjiang?
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  4.  @antr7493  i swear there are people paid to bring up Mr Mitchel History. I’ve seen people bring it up in a lot of these geopolitics channels in the past two weeks. 4th comment I’ve seen. It’s not a big channel either.
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  5. Yet you have an idea that Japan will become 1930’s Japan. Ha ha, good one mr Beijing
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  6. Qatar is bad but China makes them look like angels
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  7.  @chukim8012  not a big difference if you’re here on behalf of the CCP. But other than that, yes, huge difference. Besides working for the Chinese government, why do you think it’s not a big difference?
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  8. Furthermore, you’re comment sounds too much like what ayatollah supporters would say…”just keep the status quo forever”. In the long run, revolutions overthrowing an unelected leader often lead to better country.
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  9. How do you pronounce it? I think I’m pronouncing it something like “new-clear”.
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  10.  @MilanTheMan69  "Do you as Americans prefer warmonger preside" Are you saying China isn't the warmonger with surrounding Taiwain with military ships and shooting missiles? Sounds a lot like a w8ma0
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  11. Great video. Points out where the exaggerations on the topic exist but also the parts that are accurate. In summary, Qatar workers aren’t dying at the rate most often reported but it’s true that a modern day version of slavery with traps to keep the workers as slaves. also true that qatar gas made changes and more to come. the changes seem to be a big improvement but much more needs to be done.
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  12.  @汝爱花否  and what do you mean for maximum efficiency? How is the world made better with Ch-na taking the seas from its neighbors? Or helping Rus in its invásî0n of a peaceful country? Or învádïng pèâcefûl country of Táiwän?
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  13. Remember when Japan’s economy stagnated starting in the 90’s due to a rapidly aging population— China will see the same and it will happen before they get to upper income like Japan. Chinas population is expected to peak in the 2040’s but their working age population might peak soon.
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  14.  @黄沙百战穿金甲  China doesn’t have enough arable lands which is why they need such a large reserve because one bad thing and it’s the great famine part 2
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  15.  @ChinaSongsCollection  guy defending everything about PRC also defends news org unable to criticize PRC. Shocking
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  16.  @JordanHarbingerShow  you’re dealing with a user that is literally unable to criticize the Chinese government — a vvumao either paid or doing it for free. Love your podcasts too!
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  17. I see u defending Putn in other comments
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  18.  @antr7493  doubled checked, Mr Mitchel History has 9k subscribers. It’s an okay channel, I happened to look at 2 videos a couple months ago which is probably why I noticed the name in the past 2 weeks being brought up. But it’s not anywhere near on part with Caspian Report, Visualpolitik, William Spaniel (Ukraine Russia war news only) and Professor James Ker-Lindsay who I just discovered two weeks ago and might be my new favorite. He’s from some prestigious London university (London school of economics?) and his expertise is literally geopolitics. I think he made an insightful comment in this channel or Caspian report which is how I found him.
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  19.  @titaniumskunkogkush4365  Japan should be humble? Good one Mr a Beijing. How’s the weather in China?
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  20. Yes, Japan doesn’t have to top Chinas military, just be trouble enough for china that China won’t proceed with any attack. Plus they got support from the US so gives a Japan the advantage.
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  21.  @randomcommenteronyoutube1055  Yes, that's what I expect. A slow decline of Russia that will make it harder for Russia to fight a full fight but it won't lead to Putin giving up because there will need to be an economic collapse, which won't happen. The hope is that a weakened Russia leads to Ukraine slowly taking back it's lands.
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  22.  @PiousPriest  that was a very long way for to say racism isn’t really a big deal today and thus confirmed being a r-cist.
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  23. The name is Simon Whistler. He was balancing some 5 or so channels and he stated in a podcast he was never that into politics so he decided to leave this channel and concentrate on his other channels. I don’t know if he owns any of the channels or just hired narrator though. He didn’t do any research for this channel. I miss him but new guy is growing on me
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  24. Nah, warlords in Afghanistan and Pakistan aren’t likely to do much because the options here are ayatollah is removed and replaced with democracy keeping the country unified or everything stays the same.
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  25.  @NickSteffen  Let’s all ignore that the US has tariffs of 25% on steel, 10% aluminum, 25% on trucks, 15%-30% washing machines, 15% on solar panels, shoes (historically 37%+), and so much more. And also subsidize on many farm and agricultural products, oil, And also require the U.S. government to purchase American‐made materials for the purposes of public construction plus many other similar programs.
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  26. Vĩnh Long 永隆 yeah, and Vietnam is now a fast growing successful economy because they dumped communist and have pivoted to a capitalist economy. Same with Ethiopia. Same with Poland. Etc You ever ask yourself why communism always fails? It failed in the USSR, China, N Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia, Cuba? And don’t say because the rest of the world didn’t trade with them. Indian was a major trading partner with the USSR. USSR, China and India and 3 of the top 3 to 5 most resource rich nations which means they had the resources available.
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  27.  polymechanos  you can’t be stupid enough to say the US isn’t a democracy? Also, the full name of the USA is “United States of America” so it doesn’t even say it’s is socialist, democracy, etc
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  28.    are you really stupid enough to call nazis socialist? And you base it on the fact that Nazi has socialist in the name? Then using your own stupid logic, the Democratic Peoples Republic of North Korea is a Democratic government!!
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  29. "As any other country, China will act in self-interest " Sure, but that seems like an excuse for any self-interest. Their interest are dangerous to the world which is also why it shouldn't have been a surprised they didn't remain neutral. Europe will be the real challenger but that's good. China and Russia will have trouble actually making serious allies and what RUS has done in Ukraine and how CN has acted towards Europe and others in East Asia, it actually strengthened 'the west'.
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  30.  @TheGoldenEagle03  the war games are specifically stacked against the US. It’s meant to be a worst case situation. Educate yourself
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  31.  @herrwolf5184  what do you believe? That supporting Rûs învàsïon of UKR makes the world Better? Or the conc camps make the world better? Or stèálîng the south sea from its p00r neighbors makes the world better? Or învádíng peaceful country like Táïwn makes the world better? Or how they don’t have free speech or free press or ability to protest?
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  32.  @ChinaSongsCollection  I’m very surprised guy defending everything about PRC is Chinese himself. So surprising
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  33.  @黄沙百战穿金甲  grain reserves? So that means you don’t make it and rely on imports. How long do those grain reserves last if China is cutoff from more supplies?
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  34. They are competing but not closest competition. They are both visual content programming which take up our viewing entertainment much like McDonald competes with chipotle. They aren’t as direct competitors like Burger King vs McDonald’s but they are still restaurants offering quick food.
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  35.  @bldomain  yeah, I should have said 140 million speak English. That is the country with the 2nd most English speakers. They don’t need to speak perfect English to do IT or purchasing or accounting work. And if only half of those speak English well, that’s still 70 million which is more than UK and double Canada.
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  36.  @Air-bear  I’m not informed? In another comment you suggested japan would repeat 1930’s military aggression and here you say “we have no idea” when it comes to China.
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  37.  @maxyogi  hello vvumao. Most of what Australia exports is raw materials or foods which is globally traded and new buyers can be found, though might have to sell it a little lower. My point is that Australia doesn’t depend on China as much as the basic economic trade data shows.
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  38.  @johnny9092  " Struggles, yes but they are winning now. " They won a few square km of land after losing hundreds of sq km. Also, Ukraine is getting MUCH better weapons in a few months including advance tanks, missile defense systems (Patriot), and longer range missles than the 50 miles / 80km Himars with a new Himars missles that will be 100 miles / 150km.
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  39.  @thomasherrin6798  The problem is that somebody is likely to bail them out, at least partially. And it's possible that gas and oil prices rise which would mean Russia isn't hit as hart economically. But it's also possible global slowdown could lead to lower gas and oil prices which would hurt Russia.
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  40.  @PiousPriest  and just to see where you stand — do you believe they racism is still a big issue in the US or do you believe that racism isn’t much of a problem in the US?
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  41.  @peterwarner553  it matters a lot what China says otherwise Australia gets bullied around. It’s in Australias best long term interest to form stronger alliances with pacific nations and to stand up to China.
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  42. I agree with what Germany was doing — until 2014 when Russia sent its military into Ukraine. After that, Germany should have started to build up its military
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  43. Lots of manufacturing is moving from China to Vietnam and India and Bangladesh. Head quarters of major international Chinese firms are moving away from China and to places like Singapore.
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  44.  @davidford3115  But like a typical American, you chose to ignore the dirty little details that destroy your narrative. This coming from an American
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  45.  @davidford3115  Oh, so you're argument is that I am right about those tariffs from the US has but since the video says the US isn't entirely closed off or that it's still mostly free trade, it means you can criticize Europe for doing the same thing the US does?
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  46.  @davidford3115  Let’s all ignore that the US has tariffs of 25% on steel, 10% aluminum, 25% on trucks, 15%-30% washing machines, 15% on solar panels, shoes (historically 37%+), and so much more. And also subsidize on many farm and agricultural products, oil, And also require the U.S. government to purchase American‐made materials for the purposes of public construction plus many other similar programs.
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  47.  @nbarnechea  just a guess but is the support for communism or leftist weaker in Lima than the poorer inland areas?
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  48.  @hippieha3583  "they" is the US not the whole group.
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  49.  @hkchan1339  the decline in the ceiling was happening before social media but it seem to accelerate with social media / internet. In the 90’s New Gingrich began the culture wars and began the divisive politics that would morph into the tea party in 2009/10 and then the trump party of today. But around 2009 and after starting with the tea party it’s when everything just crumbled. Each side became more entrenched in their side.
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  50. If Ukraine gained experience fighting since 2014, who where they fighting and why didn’t they get experience?
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