Comments by "Yerris" (@yerri5567) on "Huawei calls on Korean chipmakers to continue their parts supply" video.

@tooltalk "No, it doesn't matter. If Trump says it's a national security threat, it's a national security threat" Lol you sound so brainwashed. Just because someone says something doesnt mean its true. Especially when theres no evidence to back that claim up. For China, THAAD itself is physical proof that its a national security threat. China is within range of THAAD in SK. It can detect anything propelled into the sky by China, it literally can be used to spy on Chinas military activity. And you seem to have completely disregarded my 2 major points that absolutely NO COUNTRY IN THIS WORLD (including the US) have found evidence for this so-called "national security threat". And the fact that Trump said that the Huawei ban could be lifted if the trade talks are successful. If its really a "national security threat" you think the US will suddenly allow this "threat" to operate within its borders when a trade deal is made?
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@tooltalk "This is hilarious. After how China bullied South Korean companies after the THAAD debacle just a few years back, do you seriously expect South Koreans to come to their rescue?" That was in retaliation to Korea allowing the US to threaten Chinas own national security. Which one is worst: bullying a company? Or threatening a countrys national security?
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cantonpillow Except that nukes arent for SK. Its for the US. Why would NK bomb their "would-be-territory"? Like srsly. Who would invade a radiation infested land?
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cantonpillow "Who said anything about Nukes?" You spoke about THAAD. THAAD is used to intercept ballistic missiles. Ballistic missiles carry nukes. So in essence, you did. "And NK largest cache of missiles are only capable of hitting South Korea" Japan also. And reportedly Guam, aka the US. "I'll remind you that North Korea has already invaded South Korea once" That was 70 years ago, when NK was actually more developed that SK. Now, its the other way round.
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@tooltalk "Sure, and I guess Trump's action against Huawei is justified since Huawei is a national security threat to Korea's biggest ally. Korean companies should go along with Trump's decision to not to work with Huawei" Lol just because Trump said they are a "national security threat" doesnt mean it is. There has been no evidence to date that Huawei is a threat to national security. And countries all around the world has tried their best to find evidence for this so-called "national security threat". And they found none. Moreover, Trump said that the Huawei ban could be lifted if the trade talks are successful. There goes this so-called "national security threat" out the window. Its all a ploy. If you cant compete with them, ban them. Then use them as a bargaining chip.
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