Comments by "Matthew Loutner" (@Matthew_Loutner) on "PPR Mundial" channel.

  1.  @litesp  We do not need your advice.
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  2. ​ @valilucifer2379 There is no continent called "America." Stop correcting people when you do not know what you are talking about.
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  3. The $800 de minimis was canceled by the president.
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  4. You do not understand economics. Deflating 16% out of an economy deflates the whole economy. It is not just losing the 16%. Besides, think about having your country at 16% unemployment.
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  5. The cost of Chinese goods to the world is unchanged.
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  6. CCP is the bully. Hong Kong did not escape.
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  7. USA will win.
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  8. They can grow.
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  9. Speaking of magnets . . . A rare earth mining company in Nevada just cut off China's access to rare earth elements required to make magnets . . .
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  10. @arnolsi  Well you might want to do some checking because M H Materials just invested a billions dollars and they say that they can produce 100% of the U.S. rare earth needs NOW. They said they have been preparing for this eventuality for many years. Funny . . . huh? 😅😂🤣
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  11.  @arnolsi  It would be funnier if you had even the foggiest idea what you are rambling about. 😉
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  12. @arnolsi  MP Materials Corporation It is on the internet.
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  13. @arnolsi  Corporate headquarters is in Las Vegas, Nevada and they produce the magnets in Fort Worth, Texas. The daily fluctuation of stock prices is meaningless. I do not know why you bring up meaningless stuff.
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  14. Orange Champion.
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  15. You will all be a third-world country without it. First give up your utube and internet.
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  16. @achangyw  Your "retaliation" will be the starvation that you bring upon yourself. 😅
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  17. You are not big enough to teach the United States anything.
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  18. Losing 14% trade will devastate the whole Chinese economy.
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  19. What is wrong with bringing manufacturing jobs back to America?
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  20. The importer pays the tariff. It could be an American business. It could be someone else.
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  21. @Vaughnbarnard  Tariffs are paid by the importer. That importer may be an American importing business, or it can be anybody who imports the product. TARIFFS ARE PAID BY THE IMPORTER
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  22. @Vaughnbarnard  Why would the company need to be American? You do not know what you are talking about. Anyone can be an importer. My lithium solar batteries are made by a Chinese company in China, imported into the United States by the Chinese company who manufactures them. The Chinese company has a warehouse in Denver, Colorado where they store and sell their batteries. And I buy them direct from the Chinese-owned warehouse and sales office in Denver. Additionally, Mercedes, Jaguar, Land Rover, Toyota and Honda do their own importing. My advice is to stop talking like you are an expert who thinks he knows everything. You know very little about international business.
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  23. @Vaughnbarnard  Excuse me, but the United States is the world's number two manufacturer. Yes, America IS a manufacturer. And we are not "begging" China to come to the table -- we are FORCING THEM to the table. China has 2 choices: 1. Come to the negotiating table. 2. Implode.
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  24. @Vaughnbarnard  The only one "begging" here is the Chinese workers.
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  25. @Vaughnbarnard  The United States is the number two world manufacturer with the number one economy. We have LOTS of economical clout.
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  26.  @mikecalif5553  Hawaii? 😅
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  27. @Vaughnbarnard  The importing company pays the tariff. You do not know what percentage of them are American. But so what? Who cares what nationality the importing company is? I do not care.
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  28. No.
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  29. Hong Kong just committed suicide.
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  30.  @dannybuoy138  Hong Kong is fighting back against the Chinese Communist Party? This should be interesting. 🤔
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  31. Not a big deal. 🇺🇸
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  32. Not a big deal. 🇺🇸
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  33. You can bury food and forget about it. It turns into fertilizer. I remember when farmers dumped corn in the river to get the price up.
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  34. The United States has the highest standard of living in the world, and all of the infrastructure is satisfactory. For your information: The United States has 49,000 miles of interstate hiway and 160,000 miles of railroad track.
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  35. @hkfoo3333  Sorry, Lady, but YOU have no idea what you are talking about. 1. China has already looked into selling these goods to other countries. There is no market for them as the other countries are already buying Chinese goods and cannot take any more. Further, those other countries have no money and can only pay one tenth of what Americans pay. 2. They cannot buffer the goods through other countries because the president is closing the loopholes. He just slapped Vietnam with 46% tariffs for doing that. Now Vietnam is in trouble. 3. No our store shelves will not be empty because many of the goods we buy, such as purses and panties are discretionary purchases that could wait for years. You have no idea about America. The closet of an American woman has 100 dresses in it, and 50 pairs of shoes. She could go the rest of her life without buying more outer clothes. Besides that, the United States is the number two world manufacturer. We manufacture a lot here, and there are other countries to buy from, such as Canada, Mexico, Germany, Malaysia, Thailand, Japan and Korea. Then we can always build more factories or those countries can build more factories. And if that is not enough, we always have the option of paying the 245% tariff, which Americans can easily afford to do. 4. The United States is the world’s largest producer of corn, the second-larget producer of soybean, the third-largest producer of wheat, the fifth-largest producer of potatoes, the tenth-largest producer of sugarcane, the twelfth-largest producer of rice. About one-third of what we grow goes to China, and there is no alternative source for that much food. Besides that, if the Chinese do not sell us their manufactured goods, they will have no money to buy food. No, American shelves will not be bare. But Chinese shelves will. We will bury them.
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  36. @hkfoo3333  Lad, you are spewing a lot of hog trough slop. The United States could bury China.
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  37. @hkfoo3333  You are spewing a load of hogwash, Lad. We can produce our own rare-earth minerals, panties, and anything else we choose to produce. China, on the other hand, has no other market to take their goods, and no other place to buy commodities. China is done.
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  38. @hkfoo3333  That is just a bunch of hogwash, Lad. None of it is true.
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  39. @hkfoo3333  Wrong, Lad. China is over.
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  40.  @hkfoo3333  Just a pack of lies . . . lad.
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  41. @hkfoo3333  Completely wrong on every point . . . lad. China is done.
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  42. @hkfoo3333  Wrong . . . lad. A 16% decrease in sales will completely wipe out China. It will have little effect on the United States.
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  43.  @hkfoo3333  Wrong . . . lad. China sells 5 times more goods to America than they buy. China is CLOSED FOR BUSINESS.
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  44.  @hkfoo3333  Sorry, but the United States is self,sufficient and can manufacture anything. China is done. Lad.
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  45. @hkfoo3333  Get back with me when anything that you predict comes true. 🤣
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  46.  @hkfoo3333  In case you did not know this: I studied economics at Indiana University. You are the one who "does not know nuts."
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  47. There are not enough soybeans in the world to replace American soybeans, and you left out feed corn. China has other markets, but those consumers do not have the spending capital that Americans have. There is no replacement for the American market.
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  48. The tariffs are perfectly rational and good for America. Your comment about President Trump is just ignorant and stupid.
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  49. It gets rusty.
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  50. Why would someone root for a communist bully?
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