Comments by "Roger Dodger" (@rogerdodger8415) on "New Chinese aircraft carrier 'six times more powerful' than existing Liaoning" video.

  1. In another fifty years, they might have half the fire power of the US fleet. This might last about fifteen minutes against an American carrier.
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  2. We have allowed China to become an economic powerhouse in one generation, effectively by destroying America’s industrial heartland; letting them cheat on trade deals; manipulate their currency; [and] steal hundreds of millions of dollars of our intellectual property,” said Zmirak. “Every weapons system that we build at the cost of billions of dollars in research and development, they just pick up and copy it because we let them.” China’s military expansions are directed towards America, said Zmirak. “The United States is the R & D department for the Chinese People’s Army, which is being built to counter no one but us,” said Zmirak. “There is no threat to China but us. Japan is pacifist and demilitarized. Russia has a gross national product equal to the state of New York. India is not going to attack China. China has no enemy but the United States, and yet, it continues to increase its military budget by double digits every year. It’s arming faster than Hitler was arming in the thirties.”
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  3. david lee Only the Chinese describe it that way. The rest of the world sees it as a giant Monument to a frightened people that built a mud and straw wall using slave labor, because they couldn't defend themselves.
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  4. keshav kumar You are 100% correct. It's not the Chinese per se..... It's their communist government and what they have done to the people. Look at Capitalist South Korea versus Communist North Korea to get the idea! Great comment!
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  5. Dochirin If we don't release something new, the Chinese won't be able to copy our carrier! Like most all Chinese equipment, this is junk. Their moon rover lasted a grand total of two days before it broke down.
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  6. Qing He It's no secret to the entire world that Chinese designed and built (not built to specification) items are shoddy, and unreliable. Of course the Chinese hear from their communist government that they can do no wrong!
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  7. Qing He Yeah, I can tell how you keep the reliable stuff for yourself. Your moon Rover lasted two days before it broke down. But, the camera kept working, and the Chinese people were told that it set a record!! Hahahahahaha!!
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  8. Qing He They say that the first step on the road to recovery is to admit you have a problem. Only now, as the public becomes aware that the "Made in China" label is tainted with a huge number of shoddy and dangerous products, are companies beginning to understand there is a serious problem. The next step is to ask: why do Chinese manufacturers behave so badly? The nature of the relationship between Chinese suppliers and Western importers is the key to the problem. Chinese factories are typically paid for their wares before they are shipped, so they have every reason to cut a corner or two. Only after the containers have arrived at their destination are problems uncovered, and taking Chinese factories to court is not an option because of China's underdeveloped legal system. Chinese manufacturers will do whatever they need to in order to catch a piece of business, but from there, the relationship often goes downhill, albeit in small steps. "Quality fade", the quiet and incremental degradation of a product's quality over time, is one of the more common issues. Because Chinese manufacturers know that they cannot be matched anywhere else, and also that their Western customers prefer continuity in their supply chain, they feel comfortable nibbling away at quality levels, despite whatever contracts they may have signed. Product failures are, in effect, the result of a game that is being played and lost by Western companies in China.
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  9. Qing He It's because we made a mistake and thought that you were honorable people that could be trusted. But, now we know the truth. People are SLOWLY beginning to refuse to buy Chinese items. Trump has brought the thievery and criminal acts of the Chinese to the American people. Just like they became aware of cigarettes. It took time but now less and less people smoke. Soon, we will be ignoring "made in China". I've seen this happen before.
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  10. Qing He https://youtu.be/RepARd6db7c
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  11. They say that the first step on the road to recovery is to admit you have a problem. Only now, as the public becomes aware that the "Made in China" label is tainted with a huge number of shoddy and dangerous products, are companies beginning to understand there is a serious problem. The next step is to ask: why do Chinese manufacturers behave so badly? The nature of the relationship between Chinese suppliers and Western importers is the key to the problem. Chinese factories are typically paid for their wares before they are shipped, so they have every reason to cut a corner or two. Only after the containers have arrived at their destination are problems uncovered, and taking Chinese factories to court is not an option because of China's underdeveloped legal system. Chinese manufacturers will do whatever they need to in order to catch a piece of business, but from there, the relationship often goes downhill, albeit in small steps. "Quality fade", the quiet and incremental degradation of a product's quality over time, is one of the more common issues. Because Chinese manufacturers know that they cannot be matched anywhere else, and also that their Western customers prefer continuity in their supply chain, they feel comfortable nibbling away at quality levels, despite whatever contracts they may have signed. Product failures are, in effect, the result of a game that is being played and lost by Western companies in China.
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  12.  @briandavid4796  Bahahahaha that's a good one!!!
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