Comments by "wheelmanstan" (@wheelmanstan) on "South China Morning Post" channel.

  1. the guy is playing with fire haha
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  2. there seems to be a little lost in translation, he says "unyielding spirit" but then mentions a "young mental age" for example, but I'm glad to see they weren't completely against Trump, they're not completely leaning to one side like I figured the media had driven them, many Americans have been fooled by their own propaganda, the Chinese seem like great people, they just got to get a handle on the pollution and population problem, will it just take time or is time not on their side
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  3. Does "young mental age" in China mean youthfulness or energy or vitality? In America it comes across as a bit of an insult. It's like saying he lacks the mental capacity for the job.
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  4. there's a lot of people like this, not to say most people are like this, they are some very special people, the saddest thing is for someone's brain to go bad, if the brain is okay and you still have your personality and memories then you have enough and if there's a possibility you can get better and relearn how to use your limbs then that's all the reason for hope you need, a lot of us don't think we could ever be like the person he is but if we find someone to love like the then maybe we would be, you just don't know, it's not impossible, it's necessary!
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  5. Young mental age to me (American) is usually used to insult someone when describing an adult. When a person isn't acting their age and being immature and irresponsible. So to hear someone give Trump a compliment but then insult him seems odd to me unless he meant Trump has youthfulness and the energy of a young person or fresh eyes...
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