Comments by "Yerris" (@yerri5567) on "How a Hong Kong Crypto Billionaire Views Capitalism vs. Communism" video.

@RobDeity Lol Cuba? Cuba is poor. They cant buy anything, thats why so many things need to be "free". And whats the point of having so many people with higher education if your country cant even fully utilise them all? So you cant say socialism is "better". Their are pros and cons for every system. To say their system is "better" is a stretch.
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kawaiihikari0 "China is 100% communist. What are you even blabbering about? Do you not understand even what CCP stands for?" Guess North Korea is 100% democratic then. Thats what the D in DPRK stands for after all, right?
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@Vendrix86 How do you know his net worth? From governmental sources? You realise rich people can easily "hide" their wealth across multiple countries so governments cant accurately access how much theyre really worth right?
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@Vendrix86 Who says he cant? Its literally crypto. All he has to do is pull out his phone and show his crypto wallet assets. If Stephan says so, its more likely than not that he has already verified it himself. Youre just salty. Ill say your words right back at you : "I know it's hard but try to use your head little bud"
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@Vendrix86 You clearly care enough to comment. And Im not arguing for the sake of arguing. Youre simply wrong. He IS a billionaire. The $100m figure you gave previously was the value of his company BEFORE it was delisted from the stock exchange. Its since been valuated to be in the billions. So why claim hes not a billionaire when he is? Correcting you is not "pointless argument". Its correcting you for saying something wrong.
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@Vendrix86 Im not here to "make you" acknowledge your mistake. Im here to point out your mistake. Big difference. I have no idea who this guy is prior to this video. So how can I fanboy over some guy Ive never seen before in my life? I just happen to be pro-facts. And you were wrong and I pointed that out. Simple as that. So its not about his "net worth", its about you being wrong (in something) and pointing out that what you said was wrong. And also, a joke is a joke. This is not a joke. So not try and use the premise of a "joke" to downplay your mistake and flip it on me painting me as "that guy".
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@RobDeity And?
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@RobDeity Your point being?
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