Comments by "Sparkling Wine" (@vueport99) on "China Observer" channel.

  1. That is the same reason they're getting rid of USD. Getting rid of things they can't get.
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  2. It's called milking subsidies. Also. They claim no over supply
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  3. @Top Burner and no citizenship. Their ID card calls them only residents. Name one other country that does this?! Cattles have more rights
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  4. What else is new when 15 million graduates can't find jobs?
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  5. Who is responsible if residents are living there and the building collapses?
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  6.  JackSmith-mk1ru  you're 100% right. In terms of quantity. China is number one. In terms of actual dollar value. China is ranked close to Mexico. Germany and Japan are at the top for export value. When you build cheap, you can build lots.
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  7.  JackSmith-mk1ru  yup and lots of it sit in graveyards unsold. Good for recycling business
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  8. When you know there's no other choice and no way to organize or leave. What's a population to do when the military is mainly tasked to neutralize its own people?
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  9.  @icemann4699  and then there's greed. All everyone cares about is money. They keep their head down and hope nothing bad ever happens to them. And if others suffer so be it. It's sad and sick. And since they've no chance to gain any justice the best they can do is the play the game and get money and live better. Or amass enough to get out.
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  10. ​ @mah7961 but that's good oil if you are allergic to peanut oil😂😂😂
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  11.  @QuantumScribe  or cow chips?
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  12. And every day you see YouTubers flocking to China to promote tourism in China... It just goes to show you.
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  13.  @davidhardaker192  how about deny based on national security reason
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  14. ​ @PCgamer923 think of that as the girl's parent's 401K
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  15.  @Hana-qs9zg  cuz they know any direct form of showing dissatisfaction will land them in jail or disappear
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  16. Billions of dollars worth
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  17. Let's get something right, if anything happens in NYC, global media will be all over it. USA has enough haters such as yourself from all over the world living and working in NYC that it'll be headline news for days. Such as the little flood in the new york subways few years ago. Which by the way didn't feature any sink holes. And China made lots of 'hate videos' about it. Secondly, this video is a video of facts not hate, and it's made by customers of the mall who are most likely China people. The only hate you might want to direct is why your colleagues were unable to block the videos from ending up on YouTube?
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  18. The great leap backwards. Once a thief always a thief. The govt is returning to its roots as bandits.
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  19. ​ @MiniKodjo sure but at least they're well made.
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  20.  @millerscorner2  this is why churches are now forced to display photos of dear leader
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  21.  @millerscorner2  currently they have to display photo of Xi and sing the national anthem.
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  22.  @millerscorner2  because anything that is bigger or more influential than dear leader isn't permitted be it companies or religions. You can Google "Xi photos in church". It isn't confined to western religions. You must worship Dear leader, then the party then the money.
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  23. every time some new initiative happens in China, everyone flocks to grab the govt money. And this results
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  24. Wait a minute, did he just say Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1?? Isn't that outdated by now?
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  25.  @gebys4559  because the official exchange rate is forced by the CCP. They tell you what their money is worth. That's why it won't collapse on the surface
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  26.  @TheKkpop1  I know!
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  27.  @gebys4559  sure I get your point, and they're not "taxing" per se rather forcing the rich companies and CEOs to "donate" billions and "share the wealth" They're also stopping exodus of money from their own party elites by making their kids return home or limiting foreign investments that aren't state sanctioned. No longer can the rich 1% use schemes like buying up vineyards in France etc to funnel money out
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  28.  @jitomin  that's probably why so many have left. Those who remain are unlikely to starve. CCP has learned their lessons, to remain in power keep them fed but don't let them know how much better things could be
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  29. It depends who you ask. They had been given a once in a lifetime opportunity to grow and lead the world. But squandered it due to spectacular corruption and agenda push
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  30.  @mikestewart4752  having raised many dogs... One observation is...the stronger, bigger dogs are usually more quiet and confident. Because they are strong. They don't need to yelp all day long about how big and wonderful they are. It's the smaller, weaker dogs that bark all day long cuz they're afraid of their own shadows.
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  31. Whatever it takes to keep the top guy in power is totally worth it.... Right?
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  32. ​ @Msjayt5 wow you're so pro CCP you're declaring 1.6B when CCP officially said 1.4B population. Japan researchers calls for 1.2B. Cell phone data etc shows far below 1B.
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  33. What this video doesn't explain is... 100k jobs often means 600K people directly impacted as many of these workers are the sole bread winner... To cover him, his wife, his son, parents and grandparents for both him and his wife! And this is before you account for nearby merchants and supply chain! So 100K jobs lost can easily mean 1 million people now suffer
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  34.  @Alpha1598753  and it'll be repackaged as some awesome idea by the dear leader
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  35. Why don't they make use of all those millions of units of unoccupied buildings in the ghost cities?
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  36. ​ @marconius101 they're making a big deal out of Japan nuclear water meanwhile they're the biggest air and water polluters in the world by orders of Magnitude!
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  37.  @josephcuevas8100  too easy to target like the last attempt
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  38. That's why they bragged about the big massive battery. Soon as I saw that claim about sporting a big battery, I knew that thing was either inefficient or power hungry.
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  39. Corruption
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  40. It's not scrap. China has leap frogged ASML. starting 2025, China will do 3nm by hand!
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  41. Respect and well behaved had been burned along with the books during the cultural revolution.
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  42. ​ @schnitzel_enjoyer depends on when bullies push too far
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  43. Why not call it Starducks?
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  44. I think he could have better success making potato chips
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  45. ​ @Shinobubu the goal is to create GDP. So if it blows up and you have to buy a new one, it helps the GDP
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  46.  @diedampfbrasse98  unless the ports are sitting idle anyway, which normally most ports should be quite busy, they'll be losing money. From my experience bonded warehousing at ports can be super expensive. And after a year of parking there, the cost of the cars would have doubled by now.
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  47.  @madeinchina1450  your uncle Sam died decades ago.
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  48.  @MarkRegg  btw you still didn't prove Taiwan is part of China
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  49.  @RedRomanov  for sure! And they might as well transport water with C919 to show how rich and wonderful they are
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  50. Goldman Sachs is still investing heavily
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