Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Two of Germany's largest shipbuilders declare bankruptcy | DW News" video.

  1. Good, then some people can get their jobs back and that ship won't go to waste. This mostly effects the Chinese venture they work for, and frankly these kinds of high profile collapses are frequent over there due to extreme leverage.
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  2. Yes, but a lot of people are owed back pay and bond payments.
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  3. You know this won't effect people's vacation habits, right?
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  4. Battleships are obsolete.
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  5.  @walli6388  Germany ain't bailing out a Chinese enterprise
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  6.  @walli6388  I wasn't referring to them. I was refferring to the Chinese company that commissioned this ship
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  7. Wut? That was all over the news.
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  8. Modern cruise ships are much bigger than the Titanic.
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  9.  @FlushGorgon  lose the political digression
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  10.  @FlushGorgon  wut?
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  11. German workers aren't cheap like turdworld sweatshop labor, and cruise ships are both among the largest ships in the world and full of luxury adornments.
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  12.  @lancewood1410  Wut? I was talking about why a cruise ship was so ridiculously expensive. I ain't buying the cursed thing
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  13. Curious rhetoric, because this was a Chinese venture that went belly up and now German workers are fighting a Chinese company for back pay. It's almost as if you know for a fact you're presenting a falsified image of modern politics.
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  14. No one will be making hydrogen engines. Simple physics, a lightweight cryogenic liquid takes a large pressurized tank, and those cost money.
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  15.  @piotrtrebisz6602  they're going EV, the hydrogen part is another matter
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  16.  @piotrtrebisz6602  not getting finished
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  17.  @piotrtrebisz6602  I wish
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  18. Two totally different kinds of boats. And these take years to build and a lot of money committed.
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  19. @sooje nite mainly because they treat their workers as pollo
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