Comments by "Boy Cottchina" (@BoycottChinaa) on "DW Documentary" channel.

  1. Love and sympathy to Germany
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  2. Finally! DW covering something that is extremely important! Love you guys but it's been a minute
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  3. "Coup attempt" by unarmed protesters? I fully support NATO and our allies 100%, as well as love DW, but this was an absurd attempt at journalism 😔
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  4. Love from the states to all our mates, apologies for dropping the ball for you all.. Trying to make up for it now
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  5. The legacy of colonialism in Singapore helped make it one of the most successful nations in the world 🤔
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  6. watch out for the hacked ones
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  7. Danke, DW🍻
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  8. Thanks for covering the news which is sadly most relevent to us all, today.. 🍻
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  9. Wish I was there to help
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  10. Again, we all lose to synthetic fentanyl factories in China
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  11. Ancient villages, the wealthy pay extra to be near ancient waterways..
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  12. I attended some classes in Leiden Holland when in University as a visiting student. The first day I tried to buy a bike from a grandmother's shop but had little Dutch to communicate, so I tried German which I was studying, and she started shouting and hitting me with a broom, I fled in confusion and Dutch classmates explained it was from mistreatment during the occupation in WW2.
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  13. Electric has its uses, in and around cities, but over distance or in cold environments, no, and worst part is the dependence on Chinese slave labor strip mining plus helps develop their military future horrors
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  14. DW's wildly innacurate J6 story fits the title description as well 😔
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  15.  @dedetudor.  I have been placed in "timeout" for attempting to answer you, but 🇨🇳
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  16.  @hovawartfreunde4599  I was in Trier three years ago for Christmas market, such a sweet scene! Extra two days tacked on for cheaper flight, used them to tour Mosul valley and vowed to return on an old GS moto.. was thinking how those could get around a bit better but showing up with panniers of supplies didn't sound helpful in my plan.. could get free in September to try but not likely let me in anyway. Mr Potato president of US tool of china hasn't sounded helpful at all once again
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  17. True J D! Thank you for pointing this out for us all..
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  18.  @uni8091  no, world already turning it's back on you and your money will soon be worthless because your fantasies are laughable. good luck
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  19. I wrote that and googlytube made the comment disappear.. Had to drop the country's name to post, you must not be on "the list", but salute to your insight
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  20. ​ @minhthunguyendang9900 right! 1990s Michigan schooling we learned the Soviets were brutal victors in post war Germany, but of course we were told that the US prevented its troops from such activities, as we were a Christian nation.. obviously some of these children of that time would loudly disagree..
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  21. 14:45 allowing people to be evacuated in time? Everyone moving to the equator for a thousand years will be tough to sort without Elon's plan B
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  22.  Azur i  I have purchased German all my life, and because of boycotting China for 23 years, most of my support has been to and will remain with Germany, because it is the best, wasn't made with pollution or slaves, and supports people who have been making the world a better place FAR better place with their ingenuity.. Supporting a strong NATO helps with catastrophe as well, mobilizing base assets and resources to prevent discomfort of those affected is great use of resources when western democracies need to practice organizing their defense from CCP Chinese attacks. Leaning on congress and paypalling a few people is helpful. Stop supporting the largest emitter of global warming (almost equal to entire rest of the world) or allowing German technology to be pirated and stolen or support those that do.. why, what did you do to help?
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  23. Japan was shocked when US GIs did not act this way, because culturally they would have had they won.. apologies for terrible transgressions from Michigan
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  24. ​ @davidharness1507 same reasons US AI seem inferior and space program is being hampered, unfortunately, though salute to Elon for this week's launch, at least some of us here are making a contribution
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  25. These are ancient villages, the changes are happening on a larger scale, China emits as much CO2 as the whole world, and the moon's wobble will affect us now as well. US needs mobilize bases there to help immediately, lots of earth moving equipment
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  26. Sundar the treasonous Pichar
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  27. No stop signs, or speed limits, nobody gonna slow us down... I'm on a highwayyyy to HELLL
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  28. True, average age of those at the capitol that day demanding an audit was 61
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  29.  @stonefree67  laughing at your own wit and giving yourself a thumbs up is certainly a sign of great intellect
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  30. Germany was never really a colonizer, they were enslaved for centuries by Romans Babylonians etc then just before WW1 they went to Africa but only the two places without any resources. Quickly lost all that and much more.. then for a few years of wartime production they definitely enslaved folks they blamed for losing round 1. Compared to Italy, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, France, Britain, Russia and the Netherlands they weren't even close to being colonizers. Argentina was overrun by Italians by the time Germans showed up in the 1860s.
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  31.  @uni8091  Air conditioning medicines advanced agriculture etc made sure colonized tropical climates are not poor today, so even up your perspective a bit.
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  32.  @uni8091    why did you stop at 400 years ? Where did savery start? When? Sumerians, Egyptians? Greeks Romans? Wait, Slave... Slav... huh. Babylonian word for central Europeans.. well I never.. hehhehh pull the head from the arse and you will have better perspective - the US marine corps was founded to fight North African slave trade and ended 500 years of TurkOttoman slave raids on every ship and shore of North western Europe, as well as the rest of Africa.. the Marines song goes, " From the halls of Montezuma TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI so your blame is misplaced my friend, there are slave markets in operation in Libya today, and China, the latter of which your family may end up in if you keep pushing false narratives. Hopefully not, anyway, Carrier invented the AC in 1902 and they still make the best today.
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  33.  @uni8091  China purchased African slaves from middle eastern traders for 600 years, outlawing it in 1100 because the emperor was prejudiced. They weren't cared for either, they were all disappeared so all that is left is a vague sense to cross the street if any dark folks are are around. Look it up, by far the most racist nation to ever exist.
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  34.  @uni8091  giving yourself a thumbs up doesn't add validity, particularly on this topic. Spain and Portugal brought slaves they bought from Africans to the Americas, 10% of which ended up in southern US, where a black man became the first slave owner, and after independence (where US leaders gave up comfortable lives to fight for equality), fought to make slavery illegal, the first developed nation to do so after Britain, and then fought to stop slavery in North Africa, then fought a world war to stop those that would simply kill you for not being white, then watched their own cities burn and opportunity in flames in 1960s (Detroit never recovered and cars now made in Mexico) and millions of black folks are desperate to move there because it gives the most opportunities/best lifestyle/comfort by being the least racist nation.. HISTORY whether or not you believe it is true (doesn't matter), disproves your narcissistic perspective.. US led most other nations to follow its example, or be punished economically (South Africa is an example). However, jobs, foreign investment, strength of the dollar... all depends on displaying reason, and failing that, you WILL be wearing chinese chains as your kids are kicked into a organ "harvester"... just like the minorities of China and think about it.. if that's how they treat their own people, how will they be treating you?
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  35. china
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  36. Fentantyl has cost the world more than we can know
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  37. ​ @buildmotosykletist1987 created a system that incentivized single parent households, leading to a crime wave, and he sadly had JFK murdered as well
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  38. Well, you can try to help where possible..
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  39.  @Error_404-F.cks_Not_Found  I would likely be on cannabis if blind, but this was basically a CNN/MSNBC documentary from 2021. Since then we seen the footage that the democrats tried to hide, and learned how tainted that election was by Chinese money, using Chinese equipment, to elect a president compromised by China, just before China paid putina $200billion to invade Ukraine, then paid Iran $100billion to attack Israel with proxies, all to undermine our petrocurrency and shift manufacturing to.. You guessed it.. China. But YT won't allow me to elaborate, if they even allow this to be seen because their Temu ad revenue bribes them to suppress it
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  40.  @richardthomas598  I support Ukraine 100% but nice try
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  41. ​ @j2174 don't forget the enslavement of millions of minorities there, TODAY, helping subsidize production of products and providing the government with a lucrative organ "donor" pool.. Sad!
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  42. Trumps first term was far more peaceful than all his critics guessed could be possible ​ @azumishimizu1880 
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  43. Beautifully filmed important subject, thanks DW! Danke für den Einblick!
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  44. Svenska wisdom.. Salute😸🍻
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  45. if so, terrible accent
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  46. Bayer was the original "big pharma" let's make it one once again, but a better version than we allowed to evolve here in the states
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  47.  @Jilla0559  democrats openly claimed math to be racyst, this past 4 years, while rigging statistics we need to evaluate government performance, and even lifelong environmentalists like myself stopped and said, what? Persia was doing great until some simple Imam said math was the devil's plaything, and that was their downfall..
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  48.  @kerrygrittner5733  we should always have a reasonable Genie coefficient, 50:1 at most (ie the lowest paid worker and highest paid worker incomes are never more than 50x apart, where we see 400x apart in current US, for an example). That said, risk equals growth and without incentive, those with resources will spend their time hiding wealth rather than distributing it in the community. US political cycle means we have tax cuts, and a few years later growth pushes economic activity.. so Republicans will always appear to be the bad guys and democrats seemingly the good ones, cause and effect on a different timeline.. Bush Sr tax cuts equated to Clinton grinning, he bloated bureaucracy and spending while curtailing investment, so his second term ended in recession. Bush Jr cuts spending but inherited Fannie Mae catastrophe, which Obama fixed with printing money and heavy spending, crashing out towards the end, where Trump tax cuts, energy deals, and other schemes were aggressive enough to do well, until Covid, where Biden printed trillions and spent aggressively.. not sure if Trump gets the hot potato of bad news, but being in WW3 likely skews all of this more recent business.. good luck friends and allies, bad luck to bay jing and it's puppet patrol now abusing Europe 🤔🍻
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  49.  @michaelsotomayor5001  I'd respond, but doing so angers Sundar Pichais bay jing masters, so I will just join a class action suit against him, and antitrust action through the DOJ (as Gemini told me, after protesting that Sundar is NOT a traitor)))
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  50. German accent is sometimes strong
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