Comments by "Straight2Dpoint" (@4evertrue830) on "Louis Rossmann" channel.

So true. I like the part of someone thinking you are an 80 yr old man being asked to subscribe and like..hahaha 😂😅😊👍👏
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No private owned company should be that big in all sectors of a country's economy. That is frightening and mind-blowing😢.
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@Trump2PrisonOn34Counts Which I is why i supported Trump on the tariffs he imposed on Chinese imports during his tenure as president. Somehow he was trying to bring back money from America companies outside the US one way or the other. Smart guy he is. 👍👏👏😁
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@tysonhargreaves1983 Yes and that is what he means by his comment. Shocking that one company can be so gigantic in one country. Imagine what influence it has on south korea politically, economically, socially, etc and what it can do with it. Now that is so dangerous man. 😳
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@devilcookie9924 What South Korea needs, is a no nonsense true patriotic leader who will forcefully take up at least 45% equity share of that company as leverage. This will prevent in the long run, any negative domineering control over the country and government policies meant to benefit the citizens and not one company 😊.
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 @connorkelly331 Is there really much difference between 0.96% and 1.1%? Common man, give the guy a break. 😊
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 @timothyblazer1749 And where does most govt spending go into? The military industrial complex (MICs), private corporations manufacturing weapons for the pentagon. Gotcha 😂😅😊
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@QwoaX Entire income also means total company revenue. If Samsung makes $234billion yearly revenue in 2021 and South Korea's Gdp is $1665billion, then 10% of that is $166b. Now if you double that to get 20% of SK Gdp you get => $232b. I think that is pretty close to Samsung's 2021 total income don't you think? 🤔 😊
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 @robinmorritt7493 The BBC is a news media run by morons. Anyone subscribing to them do so at their own peril.
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@Skylancer727 But it can lead to the downfall of those countries. Politicians are supposed to answer and represent the electorate not corporations. A South Korea president suffered by losing her presidency due to strong connections with Samsung. It is stupid and foolish to allow these companies to get so massive and the govt has no leverage politically, economically or financially over them. This has to stop.
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 @LatitudeSky Which means they all fall under a "Holding Company" by the name Samsung.
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For $75,000 a month i wonder if that office building has its own parking lot? If it doesn't its not worth it...
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I don't think the guy went far enough to get his Tesla car battery replaced. Just because Tesla says a new battery costs $20,000 does not mean there are no other options, alternatives out there. If the Chinese EV battery manufacturers are aware of this Tesla battery flaw, i am sure they will have an answer to this, and it will not cost $20,000 that i am very sure of.....
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