Comments by "Yerris" (@yerri5567) on "Australia records its hottest day ever as bush fires rage on" video.

EK Lim So a few companies represent a country?
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Swarna Thats the WHOLE country average...There are places that are over 50 degrees. Plus its the DRY weather and winds that make DRY leaves catch fire.
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@huuduyvu9714 So can I say "Vietnam please stop murdering your own people" because almost 100% of Vietnam murders are Vietnamese? Is that "totally right"?
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Phoenix Chen Thats the WHOLE countrys average...
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@huuduyvu9714 You seem to have trouble comprehending English. No where did I "justify" any illegal actions. I merely suggested that its wrong to paint a whole country with one brush just because a few people or companies do the wrong things.
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@huuduyvu9714 Moreover, in business there are 2 sides to a transaction. The fact that some Australian companies is shipping rub_bish to SE Asia is because SE Asian companies BOUGHT those rub_bish. If you want that to stop then tell your own country to stop buying it. Its simple as that. Dont tell other countries what to do. Tell your own country what to do.
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@huuduyvu9714 Hữu Duy Vũ "a few companies but it brings millions tons of trash from one country to many other, causes effect for millions of native people, that’s the thing that matters" Yeh. A few MALAYSIAN COMPANIES might bring in that much. "Is millions tons of trash insignificant to total number created by a nation?...By the way, no matter how hard you deny, it’s clearly represents a country in dumping the others." Millions created by a nation? Do you not know how to count as well? Do your due diligence. Australia only exported 71,000 tonnes of plastics to Malaysia in the past year. Malaysia also imports rub_bish from US, UK, NZ, Canada, and Europe. Also, its very clear you dont comprehend English very well. Nowhere did I "deny" Australia shipping its rub_bish to SE Asian countries. Stop putting words in my mouth.
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Yes. You buy it.
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@huuduyvu9714 Malaysian recycling companies buy them, but instead of processing it properly, you guys decided to illegally bu_rn it as cheaper means to process the plastics.
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@huuduyvu9714 You can only blame yourselves for not governing your own country properly. Other countries have done nothing wrong. It was a legal business transaction from Western companies to Malaysian companies.
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 @huuduyvu9714 Moreover, Malaysia only started making it recycled imports illegal since October this year. There has been no news of Australia exporting rub_bish to Malaysia since.
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