Comments by "Günter Zöchbauer" (@GunterZochbauer) on "Paul Warburg" channel.

  1. But the bad chinese people used this to their advantage which was not supposed to happen😉
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  2. You deserve a better "normal" and you will get it. Ukraine will outlive Trump and Putin
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  3. Europe first has to show that it can provide security guarantees
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  4. That will be quite a challenge, to talk intelligently about the incoherent babbling and blatant propaganda lies these two constantly produce.
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  5. and never trust businessmen, especially those who bankrupt casinos
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  6. @gaius_enceladus  If someone knows how to deal with bullies, it's the Ukraine. Trump has a big ego, but everything else is rather small. I also wish Ukraine better times. It will come.
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  7. Companies still need to be convinced that this will be long enough (>10 years) and that Trump himself doesn't change his position on tariffs from one day to the next. I think Trump uses tariffs only to make other players nervous and keep them wondering what nonsense Trump will come up with next.
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  8. And vote against government overreach by voting for someone who wants to establish an autocracy
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  9. ​ @allthenewsordeath5772 Everyone understands the need, but nobody thinks Trump will be able to do it right. Also tariffs don't "solve" the problem, they just make it the taxpayers problem without explicitly telling them.
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  10.  @mike9512  Western companies just saw the short term benefits and ignored the long term consequences. This is what our current version of Capitalism is optimizing for - shareholder value over absolutely everything. Negative long term consequences, like the Chinese companies taking our knowledge and building stuff without us, were not supposed to happen.
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  11. Is this relevant? I doubt anyone in Europe cares. I think Trump just tries to provoke.
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  12.  @Jaksio  Europe can provide, but so far they haven't promised or done more than the US has. "can" doesn't help Ukraine one bit. The least is to guarantee they will do something if Russia violates agreements, but not even this has happened. All they did so far is to discuss stuff.
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  13. What do you mean with "they"? Trump and his cronies won't listen and Trump supporters voted for him because he is "one of them" (🤮🤣🤯), not because he's doing the right thing. They don't care what tariffs mean. Those who watch this video are interested and capable of understanding tariffs. Many already do and are just curious about personal interpretations and more details about expected consequences in the current situation
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  14. That's way too complicated for Trump. Something Trump could convince is "Ukraine winning will make you personally X millions more than Russia winning". Any more complicated and Trump would just discard it as stupid plan.
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  15. Living a good life is accepting that and have a good life anyway. Nothing will change it, especially not humans.
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  16. Right. The guy who asked him in this video was just sucking up to Trump by repeating it
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  17. Taking action would help more than being scared though 🙄
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  18. @Jaksio  It's obvious they are at least months away to say what they might do. So I see no reason not to criticize.
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  19. Solving problems is obviously not Trump's objective. Trump wants to maximize chaos and confusion.
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  20. It's the people who don't care how much others suffer for their peace.
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  21. Disagreeing to insane lies is not disrespectful. If Trump can't handle that, he is the problem.
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  22. @jefferyfite7122  Not sure what you are talking about. The casino is in full control of how many big winnings and how big the big winnings can be.
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  23. What Trump says is almost never what he thinks. If you assume he thinks something because he said it, the premise is false and that will automatically invalidate any of your conclusions.
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  24. They need to pay a lot of money for politicians. The subsidies are merely a reimbursement. Also don't forget the estimated $1 trillion necessary to seal all abandoned holes which tax payers will have to pay.
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  25. @kdawson020279  truly bizarre. I always cringe when someone labels humans as intelligent species just because some intelligent individuals exist.
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  26. Kamala's policies didn't matter and Trump's didn't either. Trump voters hate what Kamala (and Biden) stand for. The left has become so unhinged that a lot would vote for anyone as long as it's not "them".
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  27. @jamessssss6611  It will rather be suffer and complain. The learning part is usually silently dropped
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  28. Considering the corruption in Russia the number of working nukes is about 1/3 of what Putin thinks it is. Ok, now you are saying the same in the video anyway 👍
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  29. The private sector would need to increase prices to afford workers. Defence workers could afford it because they make much money. That should just lead to an inflation spirale.
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  30. Foremost we should learn from what happened there. When the left becomes too unhinged, people start vote right, no matter what.
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  31. It delays dying. That's what politicians love. They pay any amount of tax money to postpone a problem until after the next election.
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  32. @davidmacbayne  As long as the EU acts weak it will be weak. There is no reason to believe it is strong until it acts accordingly.
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  33. @jefferyfite7122  No it's not. It worked in Yugoslavia
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  34. @jefferyfite7122  Then we should just accept defeat and join Russia.
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  35. I'm pretty sure peace negotiations with Trump go exactly as his election campaigns. He'll mumble a bunch of quarter sentences and then double down on what stirs the room up. I'm sure Trump won't think one second about what he wants to get out of it, except how he can twist, whatever outcome there will be, to make it look like his personal success.
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  36. ​ @georgeburns7251 or just produce equal to the amount of more to what you consume. Producing anything that is in demand should reduce inflation.
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  37. 9:10 donkeys and camels don't need gasoline from refineries.
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  38. Only if there is no manufacturer inside the US offering a similar product.
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  39. ​ @carnivorouscanuck729 People who forced them to vote for Trump should apologize. For example people who think they can make genders out of thin air.
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  40. I think Russia just took away their chance for secession by taking their sons. That could easily have been the reasoning why they took them.
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  41. I'm strongly in favor of supporting Ukraine in whatever way possible. I also think scarcity fosters creativity and efficiency. Ukraine didn't let itself be discourage from such constraints. This is why Ukraine will prevail.
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  42. Trump will just make all Russians wear red caps. I doubt much more will happen.
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  43. ​ @N1GHTM4R3W0LF When a burglar hits you on the head with a wrench, and in case you survive, you go to the police to report a disagreement 🤣
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  44. I guess Putin started the war because he sensed threats.
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  45. ​ @johnm7267 What if Trump helps Putin to get what he wants. What if he teams up with China and Russia against Europe? I don't think it's likely, but I wouldn't be too surprised either.
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  46. ​ @nobbynobbs8182 A big piece then.
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  47. What about examples where a leader was taken out who started a war? I guess it matters a lot who people think who killed their leader. When a Russian killed Putin the dynamic would likely be completely different than when an Ukrainian did it and again different when a European or US actor did it.
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  48. ​ @frankrenda2519 It's too obvious that Russia expected it anyway because it took them a looooong time to recover after the first failed attempt. That someone else had to say it out loud doesn't really matter. It took Russia more than 2 years to finally call it "war" even though it was obvious for everyone from day one.
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  49. ​ @frankrenda2519 The west limits Ukraine in what it can do with its weapons to not humiliate Russia too much. The west fears a disintegrating Russia more than an "intact" one.
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  50. Great explanation. The main effect could be, that hidden dependencies will become obvious. If the US feels under threat, for example from China and Russia, it will learn what it needs to fix to break up dangerous dependencies.
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