Comments by "May L" (@MeiinUK) on "Britain’s China dilemma: Decoupling or cooperation? - BBC Newsnight" video.

The problem is that, nobody wants to be a "money slave" all of the time, people can decide to have less children. Or slowly live with less, and not always to be chasing or earning money. The fact that, a lot of countries had been destroyed because others want to achieve more.. and then they "split the family" as they say in chinese. As in..."too many people in this family, new family needs to form now".... kind of thing, makes money, not go round, and it makes people unfocused as well. There's a very good YT video from a politician from Taiwan I think. He must have been involved in the original structure when it was just beginning to be created. It is by no means that it HAS to continue... mind. He said something like, before the world war.. there was not many members, who joined. And even then, Britain was actually a global cluster of countries. And those countries was not that big in size. It had to split off in the end cos the numbers are too big. And as you could see, too big and too many people cannot make decisions. Surely it should not be this way ?
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@minhloi4536 : The problem with the PRC is that, 1) you guys are so big... and 2) person A says one thing, and then person B does another. There is no trust in what you say, or rather, you don't give the impression that you guys can provide trust to other countries. Whereas other countries are often following a set of rules. And everybody knows what they are doing in their job role, and what the goals are. It's like... China doesn't know what the goals are. Cos they don't speak to one another about the goals. You guys didn't have to actually over build. And you guys didn't have to over spend. It does not matter if it is just your own money.. but when your money is tied in with somebody else's money.. and your action causes them to "do or die". Wow... then... that is just way way way too risky and brutal. Too much !
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