Comments by "you\x27llfloat2 pennywise" (@youllfloat2pennywise344) on "CCTV Video News Agency" channel.

Isn't that their problem? Real Estate? Overcapacity? They have got too much stuff already! They need to wait and see their 2nd quarter reports before doing anything.
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except domestic consumption!
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@williamwatitwa3534 Which of those countries you named use "origin washing" for trade?
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@williamwatitwa3534 What I find disgusting is that the CCP gives Chinese private companies tax money from the government and free land (and cheap labor) to build very cheap products and mass produce these goods for export around the world. This practice makes local economies unable to compete and end up going out of business. Democracies don't help out private businesses with free land and taxpayer money. Today, you're seeing what happens when Democracies fight back. I don't hate that.
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@williamwatitwa3534 All of those countries mostly produce one or two products for export. You're being disingenuous. China wants to corner all the markets. It has rare earth minerals, cars, electronics, appliances, toys and games, semi conductors, solar panels, fireworks, clothes (boots, shoes, sweaters, underwear, etc.), but what it doesn't have is domestic spending. They don't buy stuff. They keep global markets from entering their country for the most part. If you want to do business in China, you must partner with a Chinese company first. That company learns your business and copies your intellectual property and then kicks the foreign company out of China. They then turn around and produce the copied goods in China to sell back to the country where the product was first made at ridiculously cheap prices. The Chinese government gives the company extra money and tax-free land to reduce their overhead. With cheap labor and government incentives, no foreign company can compete and go out of business at home. You think this is "fair trade?" 🤔
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@howlutos it is my business jacka$$. It's the business of every consumer.
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