Comments by "Yerris" (@yerri5567) on "How The U.S. And China Are Fighting For Global Power" video.

  1.  Jozeph Latino Reyes  Technology and culture are 2 very different things. Moreover, youtube was co-created by a Chinese, a German, and an American.
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  2.  Jozeph Latino Reyes  And last time I checked, I never said youtube was in any form based in China. You said these "haters" were embracing American culture which is wrong. Unrelated at all. You also said it was American made, which is only part true, as it was made by a Chinese and German as well.
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  3.  Jozeph Latino Reyes  "how am I wrong? Every where you go on planet earth you see American influence. Doesn’t matter if we’re talking politics, entertainment, commerce, sports, Hollywood etc... the US reigns supreme!" Not in China. US culture, although it exist, its barely prevalent. What about commerce? US commerce in China barely compares to Chinese domestic commerce. What entertainment? I cant think of any US entertainment in China thats being "embraced". Turn on the TV in China. Almost 0 US content. Hollywood? Sure, the best of Hollywood is great. I'll give you that. But even though they are watched by the Chinese. They dont fan rave over it. So its not "embraced" again. What about sports? Out of all the sports in the world, how many are from the US. And out all the sports in the US, how many is broadcast in China? And out of all the Chinese, how many are actually into sports? The number might be high to Americans, but as a proportion to Chinas population, sports is but a tiny segment. So only a tiny segment of China "embraces" US sports. China as a country? No. As for politics lol. You can forget about that. The Chinese dont embrace US politics AT ALL. So you can forget about "reigning supreme". You can "reign supreme" all you want in your little world, but not in China.
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  4.  @SuhelPat  Ahh fast food. None of these companies you speak of are big in China except KFC. And KFCs menu in China is very different to the US KFC. Again, theyre not "embracing" US culture. Theyre eating Chinese Chicken from a Chinese menu, with a touch of US recipe. Just like how Americans eat "Asian" food, but theyre not even authentic Asian food. Its been heavily Americanised. Does that mean the US "embraces" Asian culture?
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  5.  Jozeph Latino Reyes  "I bet if you asked Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, Jawed Harim if they were American they’d say yes... not Chinese or German bro. Let that sink in for a bit" If you ask them that question on US soil, they are all required by US laws to state that they are a US citizen. If you ask Steve in China, he is required to say that he is Chinese. And if you ask Jawed back in Germany, he is required to say that he is German. Laws are a complex issue, lets not have that get in the way of what they actually are.
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  6.  @SuhelPat  The one thats mentally challenge is the one that cant tell the difference between corporate branding and "embracing US culture" as per my comments were about. "Name me one thing China creates better then other countries" Since youre talking about food. Chinese food. Are your surprised? Or do you want another one?
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