Comments by "D W" (@DW-op7ly) on "Older Americans don't want to buy Chinese cars. Young Americans do. So it's just a matter of time." video.

@phyybalance2601 ine solution is to welcome Chinese EV manufacturers/factories into the USA market…. But we all know that won’t happen
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@BSnicks ⁠ ⁠that’s gas has 50 years of world oil reserves left There is 500 years of world rare earths reserves the USA even though they are behind if they stay the course they can meet all their lithium needs through recycling In 46 years
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@ssuwandi3240 China is a harbinger for Western Countries looking to close in on themselves these days It has had the luxury of rising and falling a few times in history A big reason why there is a 7 volume 27 book series on what China invented first But we think they just copy and can’t innovate The last being in the 1500s China spent the better part of a millennia trading places with what is now India for top economy in the world By the 1430s it was by far the top economy and technological leader in the world. But their emperor at the time started the slow process of closing in on itself closing off its borders This lead to 400 years of decline and then an eventual semi colonization of China for 100 more years even up to the 1980s. Around 88% of the population lived in absolute poverty knee deep in the mud of their family rice paddy plot or making a dollar a day on a factory floor The big difference is back then they were not running up these huge external sovereign debts like we are seeing these days with Western Countries Now China is back…. as they lead the world in 37 of 44 critical technologies of the future But it took them 550 years to get back Would any of our countries last 550 years of decline.? We are about to see
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Older folks tend to be set in their ways, better off financially and probably been told their whole lives about the bad people living in China
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