Comments by "Vale Tudo" (@valetudo1569) on "Mao's censorship regime | Vejas Liulevicius and Lex Fridman" video.

The current parallels are interesting. As the economy slows in China, dissent (or risk of) creeps up - and the current leadership cracks down hard again
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@jasonjean2901 Lol oh little Jason. Notice how the economy is growing at 5% but wages are either flat and going down? How about corporate profits? Yes also flat or going down. I wonder how that can be... Self sufficient? LMAO...China is more reliant on external demand than ever. Please put down Xinhua for a minute, sir
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@jasonjean2901 Lol oh little Jason. Notice how the economy is growing at 5% but wages are either flat and going down? How about corporate profits? Yes also flat or going down, with youth unemployment quite high as well. I wonder how that can be in an economy growing at 5%? Self sufficient? LMAO...China is more reliant on external demand than ever. With domestic demand so low, the need to rely on exports and hoovering up demand from the rest of the world has never been greater...hence the worry about "de-risking" and tariffs from places like the EU, US, and other countries. Please put down Xinhua for a minute, sir
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@jasonjean2901 Lol oh little Jason. Notice how the economy is growing at 5% but wages are either flat and going down? How about corporate profits? Yes also flat or going down, with youth unemployment quite high as well. I wonder how that can be in an economy growing at 5%? Self sufficient? LMAO...China is more reliant on external demand than ever. With domestic demand so low, the need to rely on exports and hoovering up demand from the rest of the world has never been greater...hence the worry about "de-risking" and tariffs from places like the EU, US, and other countries. Please put down Xinhua for a minute, sir
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@jasonjean2901 Lol oh little Jason. Notice how the economy is growing at 5% but wages are either flat and going down? How about corporate profits? Yes also flat or going down, with youth unemployment quite high as well. I wonder how that can be in an economy growing at 5%? Self sufficient? LMAO...China is more reliant on external demand than ever. With domestic demand so low, the need to rely on exports and hoovering up demand from the rest of the world has never been greater...hence the worry about "de-risking" and tariffs from places like the EU, US, and other countries. Please put down Xinhua for a minute, sir
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@jasonjean2901 Lol oh little Jason. Notice how the economy is growing at 5% but wages are either flat and going down? How about corporate profits? Yes also flat or going down, with youth unemployment quite high as well. I wonder how that can be in an economy growing at 5%? Self sufficient? LMAO...China is more reliant on external demand than ever. With domestic demand so low, the need to rely on exports and hoovering up demand from the rest of the world has never been greater...hence the worry about "de-risking" and tariffs from places like the EU, US, and other countries. Please put down Xinhua for a minute, sir
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@jasonjean2901 Lol oh little Jason. Notice how the economy is growing at 5% but wages are either flat and going down? How about corporate profits? Yes also flat or going down, with youth unemployment quite high as well. I wonder how that can be in an economy growing at 5%? Self sufficient? LMAO...China is more reliant on external demand than ever. With domestic demand so low, the need to rely on exports and hoovering up demand from the rest of the world has never been greater...hence the worry about "de-risking" and tariffs from places like the EU, US, and other countries. Please put down Xinhua for a minute, sir
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@jasonjean2901 Lol oh little Jason. Notice how the economy is growing at 5% but wages are either flat and going down? How about corporate profits? Yes also flat or going down, with youth unemployment quite high as well. I wonder how that can be in an economy growing at 5%? Self sufficient? LMAO...China is more reliant on external demand than ever. With domestic demand so low, the need to rely on exports and hoovering up demand from the rest of the world has never been greater...hence the worry about "de-risking" and tariffs from places like the EU, US, and other countries. Please put down Xinhua for a minute, sir
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