Comments by "Oblithian" (@Oblithian) on "China Observer" channel.

  1. Well the problem with many (men or women) is that they don't value the person as an individual but what they can do for them. That's not much of a relationship.
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  2. Same with Russia, but it seems easier to complain about foreign issues then face the overlords. Personally, I like to resolve issues before they start cascading.
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  3. They have been spamming ads on YT today. including your own channel. Someone at Google however has removed the ability to to review the ad or report it.
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  4. It is im China's best interests to Support Ukraine and not Russia. They can profit more and get relief on sanctions. However, they could also just play both sides.
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  5. Isn't a dowry from parents of the bride?
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  6. Lol it looks like they are 'perp walking' an angry drunk robot in a flamboyant vest.
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  7. The woman who chews with their mouth open is deeply disturbing. Not only because of their grotesque eating habits, but also because of the plain ignorance. "I have to pay for rent I have bigger things to worry about" like finding another app to waste my time on. Ignorance of censorship amd authoritarianism in China. And being unable to imagine the consequences of identity theft. She'll be begging the US gov for help when her money has been stolen and a credit card debt has been racked up.
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  8. ​ @WhatIsYourPurposeOfLife  through a biased historical lense perhaps but details of history suggest otherwise. Though there certainly were more cases of dehumanization (with women as well as people in general)
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  9. We are assuming a parallel to here, which may be inaccurate.
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  10. ​ @davidpark2509  While the original post could be a bot, so could you. I in my personal experience know I am not comfortable to go to China these days. Despite how much appeal it holds. I have always wanted to see the terracotta Army and all the historical palaces. Now I wouldn't even go to Hong Kong.
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  11. To see police?
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  12. ​ @jameschan2171 They don't need money printers, they literally have the citizen's money. Probably have a harder time if people went back to cash.
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  13. I agree, they were just pandering to the businesses who lobbied and fund their campaigns. The instability resulting from engagingnin business with China was their own responsibility and entirely forseeable. But mentioning that then all they would say is, "It's just business" and ironically, "don't impede capitalism". But the government could have supported development in more stable countries with cheap labour.
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  14. Something about ongoing conflicts and diminishing economic prospects as businesses move to less risky countries.
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  15. Isn't the title clickbait and opposite to the entire story?
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  16. ​ @imperial_Drag999  lol valid point despite the fact that it's still thousands of years.
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  17. I do feel bad for these women. I don't know about there, but here the feminist rhetoric told them all to 'live their lives' (as if the rest of us aren't by having a serious relationship and living our lives together). But if they chose that, this is the natural consequence of one's choices. So just keep trying I guess. ...Or move here because you can out compete the A$$#0l3s who bought into all the anti-marriage rhetoric (not that not wanting to get married is an issue but those who attack other people for doing so are).
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  18. Well... There are always exceptions, widowers or good people who ended up with an abusive partner, or someone who got stuck in a job somewhere remote. They may be rare but, best not to be predjudiced and criticize those worth criticizing for their actual deeds.
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  19. If they want better products, sooner or later they will have to stand up to their government and guarantee their freedoms to do so (and all other rights and freedoms). It's a tough ask, but the lesser evil is to resolve the problem sooner in the way that has the least consequences. Which isn't caving to intimidation.
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  20. ​ @NotSponsoredByEA Relateable
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  21. The Pro-Russia group in China Ironically has a lot in common with the most zealous Trump supporters. Blind faith and absoluteism aside, the most unquestioning Trump supporters, went from fearing Russia and stereotyping them as 'corrupt' and 'communist' from the cold war. Now they love Russia, "It's a victim here". ...Anyway people like that are very, ideology first, objectivity about hypocrisy never.
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  22. ...That dancing robot looks like a render.
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