Comments by "Shun Di" (@shundi4264) on "Luxury Cruise Chaos: Chinese Guests Grabbed Everything, Buffet Manager Kicked Them Out" video.

War, slave trade, colonization, and plunder inflicted untold misery on developing countries.
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mah7961 Unfortunately, you still have instances of slavery and human trafficking today.
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@mah7961 Unfortunately, the US still has instances of slavery today.
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@mah7961 Having suffered from aggression, bullying, and humiliation by Western powers, Chinese are keenly aware of the value of peace and will never follow the beaten path of the West.
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@mah7961 The holy land of Tibetan Buddhism is freed and protected by China, despite the propaganda to the contrary.
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@mah7961 Modern Western civilization was built on the blood and tears of the peoples of Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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@mah7961 Unfortunately, yes, the US still has instances of slavery and human trafficking today.
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Unfortunately, yes, the US still has instances of slavery and human trafficking today.
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Unfortunately, yes, America still has instances of slavery and human trafficking today.
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Mah7961 Unfortunately, your country still have instances of slavery and human trafficking today.
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@mah7961 While legal slavery was abolished with the 13th Amendment, modern forms of exploitation and forced labor persist in the states. Some examples: 1. Human trafficking: Forced labor and sex trafficking, often involving migrant workers, children, and vulnerable individuals. 2. Forced labor in industries: Agriculture, construction, domestic work, and sweatshops, where workers are subjected to exploitation and abuse. 3. Sex trafficking and exploitation: Women and children forced into prostitution, pornography, and other forms of sexual exploitation. 4. Domestic servitude: Workers held captive and forced to work in private homes, often without pay or basic rights. 5. Bonded labor: Workers trapped in debt bondage, forced to work to pay off debts, often passed down through generations.
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@mah7961 China's crime rate has been declining in recent years, while the US crime rate has fluctuated: China: - Murder rate: 1.3 per 100,000 population - Overall crime rate: 554 per 100,000 population United States: - Murder rate: 6.9 per 100,000 population - Overall crime rate: 3,450 per 100,000 population
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@mah7961 I just state the facts. Data speaks for itself.
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@mah7961 Face the fact or continue living in your fantasy.
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@mah7961 I state the fact. You may live in a fantasy.
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@mah7961 Your words actually apply to yourself and your country.
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@mah7961 You and your countries are stuck in the 20th century. The West still believe they control the world, and think they can simply isolate China. But the West is instead isolating itself -- while China deepens its integration with the rest of the Global South, which represents the global majority.
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mah7961 The West is stuck in the 20th century. They still believe they control the world, and think they can simply isolate China. But the West is instead isolating itself -- while China deepens its integration with the rest of the Global South, which represents the global majority.
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@mah7961 The West is stuck in the 20th century. They still believe they control the world, and think they can simply isolate China. But the West is instead isolating itself -- while China deepens its integration with the rest of the Global South, which represents the global majority.
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The West is stuck in the 20th century. They still believe they control the world, and think they can simply isolate China. But the West is instead isolating itself -- while China deepens its integration with the rest of the Global South, which represents the global majority.
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@mah7961 The West is isolating itself -- while China deepens its integration with the rest of the Global South, which represents the global majority.
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The West is instead isolating itself -- while China deepens its integration with the rest of the Global South, which represents the global majority.
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@mah7961 China is the largest trading partner of the US. The total trade between the US and China amounted to $752 billion in 2023.
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@mah7961 The US is the biggest war maker in the world.
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@mah7961 The US continues to stir up violence and instability around the world rather than dealing with its own enormous domestic problems.
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@mah7961 The US has consistently spared no efforts to provoke and take advantage of other countries' conflicts to serve its selfish geopolitical interests.
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@mah7961 The US continues to stir up violence and instability around the world rather than dealing with its own enormous domestic problems.
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@mah7961 The US administration operates like a mafia boss in world politics. The US threatens to sanction other country if it accepts help from countries they don't like.
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@mah7961 Unfortunately, your country still has instances of slavery and human trafficking today.
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@kentaylor2416 I have seen this behavior in many countries including America. It is not peculiar to any specific nationality.
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@kentaylor2416 US real crime data speaks for itself.
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