Comments by "林子倫" (@zilun) on "Wow, China Really HATES the USA Right Now BUT They Don't Want You to Know" video.

  1.  @dailcold  U.S. was doing fine before pulling China to be part of global economic player. U.S. will be fine without China. China is toast without U.S. It’s not the same both ways.
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  2.  @刘强-n3d  Jack Ma was born in China and lived in China. He was what Chinese dream of becoming. He now lives in Japan.
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  3.  @Yangpeiling-de-zhangfu  Chinese Nobel Laureates all either became U.S. citizens or are in the process of becoming one.
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  4.  @ric6074  That’s only because products shipped from China to Europe and North America are almost tariffs free. Take that away and China has no advantage.
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  5.  @lulc4694  Consumer market exists only when a population has disposable income. Move assembly out of China, those jobs move to other countries and it will be those countries’ people having disposable income. Consumer market is where job opportunities are abundant.
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  6.  @zetta1200  China just assemble products. Components aren’t from China. Also, both iOS and Android are from U.S.
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  7.  @yeetteey7445  Housing price to local annual income is 3:1 for U.S. It is 35:1 for China. Americans don’t force themselves to live like beggars just to gather a lifetime worth of savings to put a down payment for a home for their kids, which their kids still need to work for decades to pay off. Living expenses is not lower for China when compared to disposable income. It’s a lot higher.
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  8.  @jimzorn3853  My dad was in China for a decade plus during 90s to 00s. He was there to run factories. He was in charge of quality control. The bad stuff he experienced there only happens in China. He has worked in Taiwan, Germany, Malaysia, Singapore, for either close to 10 years or decades. It’s not just bad quality control. I am talking about armed soldiers barging into their factories and robbed all their computers.
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  9.  @captaincabbagio  +1 Yes. I forgot to mention, home purchase in China is basically just pre-paying 70 years of rent.
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  10.  @Chrispaul-d5r  Li Keqiang said more than half of China's working age population makes less than 1k rmb a month and can barely afford rent. The thing about China is its sheer size. Its top 20% living like m middle class Americans, is visually the same as entire population of U.S. living well. There's that 80% of China's population which most don't see.
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  11.  @jimzorn3853  Which foreign investors warned others of risks of assets being locked from access by local government in Denmark, Thailand, Japan, Taiwan, Finland, Canada, New Zealand, what have you?
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  12.  @jimzorn3853  Mark Mobius enjoyed his decades in China, that is until CCP denied him of cashing out his assets in China. The day will come.
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  13.  @jimzorn3853  It’s all fine and dandy until it isn’t anymore. Ask Mark Mobius.
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  14.  @tianlezheng6829  看看過去10年美國S&P500，再看看同時期的中國ETF。別鬧了。中國已經倒退回到2012，等於白忙了14年。
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  15.  @jimzorn3853  Example? Are you aware during decades when U.S. troops were in Afghan, girls were able to go to school and once U.S. troops left, those kids were no longer safe to go to school? You are just blinded by propaganda. The moment U.S. left Afghan region, Chinese engineers working in that region were bombed and killed by terrorists, followed by Taliban announcing publicly that they can help secure China’s infrastructure from attacks if they are given enough resources. China understood the blackmail and sent Taliban money. That is what happens without U.S. troops sacrificing themselves to block disruptive actions. How much did global economy tank when Putin invaded Ukraine? Global job opportunities rely on global security, and global security relies on U.S. forces suppressing agents determined to disrupt global security.
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  16.  @jimzorn3853  U.S. never started wars. U.S. intervenes ongoing wars that are destabilizing energy supply. Be grateful.
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