Comments by "G L" (@gelinrefira) on "A look inside China: Is this the most sovereign country on Earth?" video.

China should boost local consumption but it should never let go of manufacturing. It can diversify more into service sectors but it must never allow financialization of its economic. The financial sector must be subordinated to the productive sectors. It should stay merely as a facilitator of more useful industries. It just never be given anymore power than that. Anyone who dares to try to circumvent this, must be dealt as though they are the enemy of the people because their corrupting influence is poison to society. No to neoliberalism. No to financialization. No to unproductive, immoral financial shenanigans. No to democracy wrecking ideologies based on greed and selfishness.
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I should point out that Singapore is actually a hidden socialistic country. The real estate is almost all public housing and the government controls housing like a Marxist-Leninist system. They have control over nearly all the land on the island. They can build public housing anywhere. The public housing has many restrictions to prevent speculations, one of which is forbidding companies to buy and own any public housing. If anyone is interested, they should put the Housing Development Board of Singapore and the rules for buying, selling public housing. It's basically socialism.
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Doing a PhD is a serious commitment. I wish all the best. Alway keep writing, don't stop writing, it's my only advice for your PhD.
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Here is the reality. A black man walking down the street in a small Chinese town might get curious stares. A black man walking in an American town, especially a sundown town, will get killed. The US is not even worthy of being compared to China.
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The US government is the corporations. It is why I refer to US media as corpo-state media because that's really what it is.
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@rickoffee Who do you think paid the think tanks and create capitalist ideologues? Sure isn't Joe Six-Packs.
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