Comments by "" (@manofsan) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

@MrSpiritmonger - sure, t's intentional
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The USA has become a hollowed-out empire, due to all its foreign entanglements. That's why the American people are clamoring for redress.
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Everybody will fight with hypersonic missiles, to score those early hits. Then ballistic missiles. China has DF-21 which is designated as a carrier-killer. America has THAAD.
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Too Big To Fail
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are you relative of Amir Khan?
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@wangyaohan8824 - no, they don't have their own govt. Beijing has stripped it of all autonomy. What HK has now is a rubber-stamp puppet govt which completely does Beijing's bidding. There might as well be no local govt in HK.
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@TheKkpop1 wumao, ask your neighbors koreans, cambodians, and vietnamese how many of them you killed
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@TheKkpop1 China created and supported Khmer Rouge and its leader Pol Pot, who then murdered millions of Cambodians and Vietnamese too. China did this as a way to fight Vietnam.
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@ziangguo8808 no, I mean China created and supported Khmer Rouge and its leader Pol Pot to make Cambodia fight Vietnam, while also killing millions of Cambodians in the process, and also Vietnamese. Now China has built dams to control the Mekong river and cause water shortages in Cambodia and Vietnam.
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@TheKkpop1 No, Khmer Rouge murdered Cambodia's population, because China wanted them to control the country at all costs. Khmer Rouge murdered millions of Cambodians, while China gave them weapons. This was heavily documented. You don't know what happened, wumao - because your poisonous Chinese govt won't tell you.
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@invisiblestarq6243 no, you no understand well, that's why you no say right things. You know? You be good little wumao - Emperor Xi like people like you. Wag your tail for Emperor, and he give you cookie.
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@jeausgun4795 I am talking about present-day problems due to China currently exploiting ethnic differences in Myanmar on an ongoing basis.
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@GauravYadav-ho7pz 999-dash line
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Will it bring down the cost of goods that are shipped to us?
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@paulskywarrior6943 unless there's competition among shipping companies that forces them to lower prices instead of fully absorbing the cost savings. And then whoever's their customer also has to face competition to lower their prices, etc, etc, until the consumer sees the cost savings.
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I agree with your saying "long is wrong, tight is right" but I don't see how it applies here. 3D-printing economizes on material and automates the entire process. So what is Relativity doing that's contrary to your saying? I agree that welding every single point, as opposed to stress-shaping a molten-cast piece, can be structurally inferior. What about Electro-forming, have you heard of that? I think Electro-formed parts can be very strong, and I wonder if this method can be adapted to 3D-printing.
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