Comments by "The Zero Line" (@The_ZeroLine) on "laowhy86" channel.

  1. I like how they even have to lie about how “sophisticated” their death vans are. It says the cockpit can monitor everything going around within a few km of the van. What a hilarious lie.
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  2. This is standard stuff for China. Everything they’re doing is amazingly dark.
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  3. Yeah, the PRC should have been stripped of many of their medals, but they own the IOC. The IOC president even helped the CCP cover up Peng Shuei’s disappearance.
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  4.  @someoneuser9646  Not true. It was one runner. Her name was Crystal Cox and she was disqualified.
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  5. That’s why, sadly, it’s a question of when and not if they try. And even if they fail, it will be a disaster for the world.
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  6.  @davrocket5304  Don’t bring Jebus into this. No one cares.
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  7. The U.S. is overly safety-centric let alone the EU (that’s just a joke), but this is the opposite side of the spectrum. We face a prohibitive level of red tape while they face no one caring.
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  8.  @user-nw5te4mo1q  You’re taking my comment literally. I meant non-physical delineations. It’s a big difference for China to stray over exclusion zones and Taiwanese maritime borders in order for them to save face than launch retaliations and escalate a conflict that could result in a war where nobody wins. All China is doing is hurting itself over and over for domestic prestige.
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  9. She’s probably too young and naive to have any idea of what she’s being used for and what’s really going on, especially with the brutal training and media schedule. PS - Haven’t watched a second of the olympics.
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  10.  @tomweickmann6414  It’s best not to watch at all. The IOC is a dirty, dirty org. As for doping, just scrap all rules. Let’s see records like… a 9-ton deadlift, a 20-second mile and a 60-yard long jump.
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  11.  @johnqpublic4012 They’re not focusing on drama. They’re focusing on actual issues because the West barely covers them. It is true that if you’re no one of importance and your social media isn’t plastered with anti-CCP stuff, you have about a .1% chance of being detained. However, sometimes nobodies are nabbed as bargaining chips. They’d have to be pretty desperate to pick a college student on some sort of official school trip though.
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  12. It is literally a compliment to be hated by the CCP.
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  13.  @mariawhite7337 Cool story, bro.
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  14. It amazes me how quickly Xi Jing Ping has turned the whole world against China. In 2002, about 75% of the world had a favorable view of China and even before the pandemic, a large majority had a negative view. Now, it has like a 90% unfavorable view.
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  15.  @HeavyLefty ”US would be nothing without NATO.” OK, so now it’s obvious you’re a tankie troll.
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  16. But can we trust a rapper like Matt?
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  17.  @eshackleton8248  China wants to default on payments because the countries have put up precious recourses, land and sovereignty as collateral. When they default, China grabs another port, hydroelectric dam or oil field they own forever.
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  18.  @kennyhogg5820 It was probably a drop shipper who literally didn’t have access to individual clips. That or the company to was too dumb to have literally any extra clips. I doubt the latter.
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  19.  @mariawhite7337  lol. I thought you were bs’ing. I don’t get it. Your family bought “a ton” of tortillas or “one ton” of tortillas.
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  20. In a country with zero rule of law or due process, it’s pretty stupid to even generate these digital record.
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  21.  @mikoto7693  Even just 100 years ago, that would have been a death sentence.
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  22.  @ghostpeppered4524  No. That’s not what they said.
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  23.  @firstnamelastname6216  Nice!
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  24. 🤣😂😂😂😂 🤣 🤣 🍔💨
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  25. This attitude is very global. So, as a Jew, it was surprising to hear that China love Jews, but not surprising to hear they admire them since it’s such a status, wealth-based country. Even people who hate us, want us as their attorneys, doctors, etc. Much of the stereotypes are true. “Per capita,” Jews are almost surely the most educated group in the world.
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  26. Your soul. A cheap price. One of those white monkeys looked like he was actually dead. I’ve always wanted to be a merman 🧜‍♂️ in China. Look at Barrett’s eyes. They look absolutely insane.
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  27. Cashing in on selling out and now cashing in on “standing up to China.” A sweet deal.
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  28.    Some families will go broke from spoiled children who can’t even manage their money, but the truly wealthy have too much money for their children to ever truly lose it all. You’re right, if someone is from a trailer park and had a lot of capital, they might not be able to use it. However, most people with vast wealth have their children well educated and it does not take hard work from there to keep expanding your wealth. You are right that the initial generator of that wealth is an exceptional person who deserves massive wealth because they’ve built a new business that has created new jobs and new wealth for many people. That’s why I pointed out here or in another comment thread nearby that it is new businesses that created 90% of new jobs. I believe it’s after businesses just five years and older account for only a tiny fraction of new jobs. Sure, there are a few companies that keeping adding thousands of jobs for a decade or more, but then then usually contract and begin going the opposite way. It’s the people who get to already establish money making machines and somehow the board thinks they need to pay them hundreds of millions to manage the company. At that level, you’re lore of an administrator than anything. The idea of the visionary CEO revitalizing a huge company with great ideas is a joke. It’s usually just restructuring and allowing existing employees to execute great ideas. That’s how badly run these companies can quickly get after the founder dies, retires or sells. The buyers/shareholders coast off existing momentum to make huge amounts until the company’s momentum runs out due to competitors catching up, the incompetency of management and lack of investment or over investment on stupid things.
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  29. Why didn’t you just tell your tutor m?
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  30. Misadventures you meant to write. And even our misadventures against asymmetric forces show how superior our soldiers and military technology is. It only shows how incompetent are political leaders by misusing our forces.
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  31.  @thilakhari  Your post was so unintelligible, that not even a single person responded.
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  32.  Zack Smith  Why don’t you use your real name instead of “Zack Smith?” Oh, yeah, because you would be fined or possibly even arrested for using YouTube even if you were only using it to defend the CCP. The irony is too rich.
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  33.  @thilakhari  Ignore “Zack Smith.” He’s an insane tankie who believes everything the CCP tells him. It’s ironic that the shills will talk about homeless when they have hundreds of millions of people living on less than $5 per week. He may not even know that due to propaganda.
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  34.  @LadieKadie The French were not good colonialists, but I agree with your basic premise. Those who got through the bad French colonial age are now better off and stable.
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  35. Zero surprise Russia can only exert force by air w/a 70% conscript army and when u consider its army’s design: Conscripted Soldiers (Serve 1 Year) -paid less than $25 a month (way less since ruble collapse) -receive 3-4 months of basic training -serve for only a year, during which they are often victimized by their own officers, who often violently haze young recruits -Many receive MREs that expired years ago and insufficient ammunition Contracted Soldiers (3-Year Service) -Paid $1,100 per month -Receive roughly 3x more training -enjoy many opportunities for corruption including siphoning off conscript pay -Are given better equipment Russian Supply Lines Were Designed to Fail: The corrosive effects of the divide between conscript and contract soldier are multiplied by the army’s design, especially in Logistics & Transport (the most important aspect of armed conflict without doubt). The most critical logistics units (fuel, ammo & food shipments) are heavily staffed by poorly trained conscripts. Incompetency and low morale in these critical units has a snowball effect, crippling front-line units. Most of the tanks, AVs, etc. destroyed were already abandoned after both or either getting lost and running out of fuel.
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  36. China now catering to incel r*pists. Not a surprise considering how the PLA treated Uighur women. OTH, I bet a few women are selling pics of their own legs on the app.
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  37.  @janicewolk6492 There were some really good ops in Russia in the ‘90s, but you had to be living in the country and preferably speak Russian to really cash in. That or investing through someone who was already there and you trusted. There were legit companies whom you didn’t need to monitor, but how the hell would you know in that day and age without someone on the ground, especially since you couldn’t do a quick Google to see if COO Rusti Russovich AND his company Stolen Land NG were real and legit.
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  38.  @janicewolk6492 Mars was a client of mine. I know they’ve thrived in Asia. Can’t remember how Russia turned out for them though.
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  39.  @mariawhite7337  I know. We had been talking about conducting business. So, I didn’t know if they had imported some for distribution. 20 pounds of tortillas. Were they any good?
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  40. “He would only allow his students wooden swords while Serpentza would counter with a pistol. He accidentally murdered all his students.” lmao
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  41.  @user-nw5te4mo1q  Uh, duh. The US was happy to let China throw its tantrum. And why would Taiwan respond militarily to exercises just cause they technically violated imaginary lines. It would give China the excuse they’d love to have to atrack
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  42.  @user-nw5te4mo1q  You’re hopeless. What did they “win?”
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  43.  @user-nw5te4mo1q  What is that is your precious CCP hid in caves during WWII while the nationalists AKA KMT actually fought Japan. When the war was over and won by the West, the CCP vultures streamed out of their caves to take power from a depleted KMT (depleted cause they actually fought) and now write in history books that they defeated the Japanese. Nothing about the CCP is real besides rampant corruption.
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  44.  @hanfucolorful9656  lol, there is sooooo much more violent crime in China. You just believe the fake statistics the CCP publishes. There are mass stabbings multiple times per days every single day of the year and the CCP quickly deletes all videos and messages about it. There is an epidemic of men going out and beating women to death for no good reason and then getting away with it unless enough people see the video and get angry before the CCP can wipe it off the internet. Also, you should be careful being on YouTube. If you’re not a CCP propaganda employee, you’re breaking the law by using a VPN and being on YT.
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  45.  @Boris_Belomor  Ignore them. Most people are so stupid they shouldn’t be allowed to reproduce.
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  46.  @Almostthere1234  You’re a monster. Both Uighurs and a Han Chinese woman can be victims of the CCP. We can care about both.
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  47.  @HeavyLefty Japan isn’t in NATO. Please educate yourself. It’s literally dangerous.
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  48. I love how much Modhi hates Xi. Anyone else notice how he’s the only one who doesn’t raise his mug for the cheers? 5:40 that guy is 100% a sex tourist.
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  49. lol, “theft of state secrets.” China doesn’t have anything they haven’t stolen from the West.
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  50. Hope this is mentioned in your vid: he’s been forced to resume his buyout of Twitter to avoid a massive legal case, which means China will control Twitter.
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