Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Will Hong Kong protests interfere with U.S.-China trade talks?" video.

  1. LOL! Good one! Yes.
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  2. I don't buy Chinese. Got my own BDS thing going on with them.
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  3. LOL! So saith the man whose government killed 100 million of its own! 500 million if you count all the forced abortions and baby girls left on the side of the road to die under the FORCED 1-child rule, you totalitarian bastard!
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  4. Keep working on your English, shill.
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  5. Not everybody. The CCP like it. A small number of very rich criminals in USA like it.
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  6. Nice. I think you meant "quality" and not "equality." But otherwise well-stated. 100% appreciated, without qualification.
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  7. I think Xi is much happier just owning a bunch of congresspersons and other so-called "elite" insiders, like Biden.
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  8. This was ALL about protesting extradition to China, and you know it, shill. The independence movement just kind of came up, most likely as an excuse for China to move in.
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  9. LOL! People make it sound like Trump's cray-cray to suggest this, when I think this came up in (a) cabinet meeting(s) and Trump simply asked "Can we do that?"
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  10. The 1st rule of economics is that resources are limited. The 1st rule of politics is to ignore the 1st rule of economics. (Thomas Sowell, iirc)
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  11. I think the CCP is more than willing to rule over the ashes, if torching their whole country is what it takes to remain in power.
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  12. No. China must not CHANGE the deal it made with Britain and Hong Kong. Period. When they withdraw the existential threat of extradition, the protesters will go home all by themselves. China will have to wait and try again, later, to try to extend its oppressive miasma to Hong Kong. And when that day comes, it won't be pretty for China or Hong Kong. Cash cow gone. Freedom gone. But that's how the CCP seem to prefer it.
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  13. The protesters want to preserve their rights. They know that extradition will end those rights. China's been in a trade war with the USA for 30 years. Now we have a president who sees this with clear eyes, and it's time for a shift in strategy, or rather, a shift from NO STRATEGY to a GOOD strategy. And it burns, doesn't it? "But... But... We were supposed to be able to lie, cheat and steal from you, forever! Biden TOLD us so! This is SO unfair!"
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  14. LET HONG KONG BE FREE!
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  15. I just think individual users should all have a "block" feature available. When you see somebody going off on something crazy or obviously maliciously untruthful, it'd be much preferable to just block them, than waste time. There are probably as many or more teenagers and precocious pre-teens getting a laugh by trolling people. You fight trolls by not rising to the bait. But they can still suck up big chunks of your screen and waste your time scrolling past them and their effluvium. Click on their handle, select "block." Pretty standard programming task.
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  16. You understand nothing, and insist on sharing it.
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  17.  @boboz780  : You're pretty good with that ESL stuff, ain't ya?
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  18.  @boboz780  : Learn English before shilling for China.
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  19. I think it's GREAT that the CCP is finally being held accountable by SOMEBODY in the Free World! It's exposing how un-sound the rotten system they have in China is. We're finally going to stop propping up the dictatorship that's held down some really great people for decades. Hong Kong's a big deal, but there are a billion people under this Communist crime syndicate. The only way they can compete with us is by cheating the international trade system and stealing Western innovations that their totalitarian regime is absolutely unable to produce. Sure they can spy on us, steal all our stuff, and then invest only on things they haven't stolen, and steal a march, here and there, but people simply aren't as creative under an authoritarian, confiscatory scheme. The only place where they're doing well is in their exports sector, which is the only sector they model along free-market lines. They're gonna lose a lot of that, if USA requires them to play fair or not play at all. Well, they're also doing well is Hong Kong, but they're finding out they can't control Hong Kong without destroying what makes it special. I've been afraid of what China's been doing for a long time. Only now, with Trump needling them on key issues, am I seeing just how fragile their system is, and how steeped in corruption it is. If it weren't for them cheating in international markets and flagrantly flouting IMF rules they agreed to abide by but do NOT, their economy would have tanked long ago. For them to compete, fairly, they have to create a strong cadre of educated middle-class workers. But that's the exact thing their system can not allow if they wish to remain in power. They're damned if they do and they're damned if they don't. Now all I'm worried about is how much harm they're likely to do, if, as I expect, the CCP perceives an existential threat to itself. I worry about all the people - mostly Chinese - who are likely to be hurt.
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  20. I totally agree. Call in the Triads. Sneak in other agents provocateur. Until they did that, Hong Kong protests were the most peaceful, disciplined and ordered protests in history.
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  21. No lie.
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