Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Is China the Next World Power?" video.

13:50 "The government prints lots of money and gives it to top banks, hedge funds and companies to invest. This leads to a mis-allocation of capital" You're talking about China but that sounds a lot like the US to me
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@JimmyMon666 clearly whatever shithole country you live in doesn't have any better quality control if you allow such crappy imports. Doesn't say much for the dog owners in your shithole country either, is chicken too expensive for them?
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Most of the things I buy that break say made in the USA. Crappy cars for a start
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Hernando Malinche I remember in the 80s when Americans laughed at crappy Japanese cars and they idea that they could be competitive in the US market. Arrogance and complacency is a helluva thing. Without government bailouts and corporate communism there wouldn't be an American car industry now
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@williedigital lol responsive democracy 😂 like in Iraq and Afghanistan you mean? And Saudi Arabia? Vietnam? The Philippines? Malaysia? Russia? Ukraine? Anywhere else? The standard of living for most folks in the US has stagnated for over ten years pal, unless you're rich so don't give me that. The Chinese on the other hand have a seen huge rises in their standards of living and there's more middle class and more millionaires and billionaires in China than the USA now
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Imagine thinking there will be a winner of World War 3
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@spartanumismatics8165 at least they finish their walls when they say they're gonna build them 😂 1000 years before yours and a lot bigger
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@williedigital you mean it's not state actors in the government in the US changing the regulations to help wall street and big corporations and bailing out the banks and car industry and printing money? It's not the government stopping the free market allocation of capital that would otherwise have seen banks and hedge funds go bust?
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@williedigital congratulations, open corruption to enable corporate communism in the face of the threat of the free market is much better than a country that openly admits to communism and runs capitalism better than the US, and where corruption is severely punished. I'm no fan of China but to dismiss the USA's problems by pointing the finger and saying they're the bad guy is ludicrous
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@williedigital the US has huge problems at home that need to be sorted out before we start linking at how other countries are running their affairs. Let's get our own house in order first, but of course we won't. We've just swapped one corrupt tinpot regime for another, and the corrupt corporate communism will continue to squeeze the little guy who has to face the free market alone without bailouts
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