Comments by "ShitSkinsIndian" (@ShitSkinsIndian) on "China doubles down on job creation" video.

  1. No matter how bad the situation is in China, can't be that bad compared to India. How is Indian economy doing? 😂😂😂😂 1) Rupees against the dollar in free fall? 2) Indian finance minister having big problems addressing hyper inflation? 3) Indian middle class paying huge taxes? GST? 4) Foreign direct investment aka, FDI, Net FDI sinks to 12-yr low in April-October 2024 (reported by the print 6 Jan 2025). 5) Indian massive unemployment? 6) Indian Minister, Modi, goes to US to ? for mercy on tariffs, only to be ? with tariffs in front of the whole world? 7) Indian deportees in chains and cuffs once before the Feb 14 Press conference and twice again after the press conference (2 batches) of Indian deportees in chains and cuffs again?
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  2. India is a superpower and I have proof. Only one out of 10 Indians has money for spending on non-essential items (Business Standard dated 28th Feb 2025). 🤣
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  3. India is a superpower and I have proof. Los Angeles Times, India passes massive program to feed 800 million in poverty.🤣🤣🤣
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  4.  @jatingodhwani1916  No face saving comments are needed. India is much worse when "it used to be the same in China during their struggling days".
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  5.  @jatingodhwani1916  Look at the GDP per capita of China versus India from year 1947 to 2025.🤭Tell me which country is struggling more with unemployment?
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  6. My condolences to the 66 children of Gambia who died because of the Indian cough syrup.
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  7.  @rolar8090  Don't. I am not an Indian
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  8. India is a superpower and I have proof. Only 10% consuming class, others have no money to buy on non essentials (Mint) 😂🤣
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  9.  @HopesS101  People did get India GDP from the World Bank and IMF. But India increased their GDP by 500%. lol
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  10.  @HopesS101  China does not need to beg concessions on tariffs unlike India. This proves that India has much lower GDP because they have no cards to play in a trade war. India surrendered during the Press conference between Trump and Modi dated 14 Feb 2025.
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  11. India has change the demographics of the respective countries and provinces and Princely States by wholesale migration of Indians to these regions. My condolences to all the victims who suffered and died because of the |ndian regime. Land grabbing and expansionist |ndia since 1947 independence. 1947 Annexation of Kashmir 1948 Annexation of Hyderabad 1948 Annexation of Junagadh 1949 Annexation of Manipur 1949 Annexation of Tripura 1951 Annexation of South Tibet 1951 Nagaland plebiscite - 99.9% of the Nagas wanted independence from India 1961 Annexation of Goa 1962 Annexation of Kalapani, Nepal 1962 Aggression against China 1971 Annexation of Turtuk, Pakistan 1972 Annexation of Tin Bigha, Bangladesh 1975 Annexation of Sikkim (the whole country) 1983 (Aborted) Attempted invasion of Mauritius 1990 (Failed) Attempted annexation of Bhutan 2006 Annexation of Duars, Bhutan 2013 Annexation of Moreh, Myanmar
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  12.  @PikaPluff  Calm down, Modi's 2 rupee earning members of BJP I.T cell😂😂😂
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  13. India is a superpower and I have proof. Only 10 percent consuming class, others have no money to buy on non-essentials, report's shocking data (Mint) 😂🤣
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  14.  @sarangm3152  Source is from Bollywood. Back then during the Bengal famine, three quarter of Indian population was dying due to hunger.
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  15.  @sarangm3152  Many would argue that the British Raj is the golden era of India. 🥳"How Britishers killed 1.8 billion Indians? Chronology of British Raj's exploitative policies | UPSC"🥳
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  16.  @sarangm3152  "How Britishers killed 1.8 billion Indians? Chronology of British Raj's exploitative policies | UPSC"
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  17.  @sarangm3152  There is no need for any face saving comments. India experiences much more unemployment than China is a fact. GDP per capita of India from 1947 to 2025 said it all.
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  18.  @jatingodhwani1916  Nope. You are showing half truth. From 1947 indpendence to year 2025, India's unemployment is much worse than China. It has always been the case. GDP per capita of India from 1947 to 2025 versus China said it all.
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  19.  @HopesS101  IMF or World Bank does not think so.
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  20.  @HopesS101  India GDP is heavily over-stated. Said by Harvard University.
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  21.  @HopesS101  How many times has India changed their methodology of calculating GDP? Did Harvard University, one of the best Universities of the world, said that India overstated their GDP by changing the methodology of calculating their GDP? 🤭🤣😂 If their GDP is really that great, why is that Indian " refugees" are going around worldwide 🙏🥣 for jobs and citizenships?
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  22.  @HopesS101  India GDP is around 0.7 trillion, NOT 3.5 trillion dollars.
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  23.  @HopesS101  Source?
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  24.  @HopesS101  Modi wish he could have a spine just like Xi. When Modi summons his "big tech" CEOs of India and met up with them, he came to a realization that those Indian "big tech" CEOs of India look like "small tech" in front of USA. There is no cards he could play against tariffs such as rare earth, world's factory, US bonds, 1 trillion dollar trade surplus, core technologies such as EV batteries (CATL being world leader) and drones (DJI being world leader) and so on. His chance at striking a favourable deal with Trump is almost zero and that is why he went crawling back to US on 14 Feb 2025 and had to endure a humiliating verbal beatdown right in front of the world during the press conderence. Modi dare not question Trump why his people were deported in Chains and handcuffs and he was made to sign contracts under the demands of Trump. Trump said right in the face of Indian reporter that he does not understands Indian accent and threatens to slap tariffs on India in the presence of Modi. Modi can only do nothing but obey, not even uttering a word to protest. And yet, Indian medias were saying it is a "win" for India. The copium is too strong.🤣😂😅
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  25. Famous quotes from Nehru: 1) In July 1946, Nehru warned that no princely state could militarily withstand the army of an independent India. 2) By January 1947, Nehru clearly stated that the concept of the divine right of kings would not be accepted in independent India. 3) Further escalating his approach, in May 1947, Nehru declared that any princely state refusing to join the Constituent Assembly of India would be treated as an enemy state There were 565 Princely States in 1946.What Nehru inherited from the colonial masters was only 1/3 the size of modern |ndia, which was basically Uttar Pradesh-Haryana-Bihar, which have a lot of people. He also inherited the colonial army and navy. With army and navy in hand, Nehru coerced all the princely states to join his empire. That's why India is so prickly about sovereignty and having its claims challenged. If they don't keep a lid on things, their empire could collapse.
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  26. 1) If India was ever a "country" before the British came, there wouldn't be 500+ Princely states/sovereign countries but a single country in the Subcontinent. 2) No coercion is needed to force the Princely states to join as one after the British left, if India ever existed before the British came. 3) No partioning is needed if India ever existed before the British came. 4) There would be a single common spoken/written language in India that unites all, if India is a country before the British came. Fact is, there is none before the British came. India is not a country before the British came. It is a region with hundreds of Princely states. Learn some real history. Skin color and common sense do not lie.
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  27. Remember how Sikkim was annexed by India through a farce election/referendum after they had invaded Sikkim in year 1973? Questions you need to ask yourself based on these historical facts, and think logically with an open mind: 1) If the sovereign country of Sikkim is willing to become one with |ndia in year 1975, is an invasion of Sikkim necessary in year 1973? 2) Why are there Indian troops stationed in Sikkim when the election/referendum took place and what psychological effect has it had on the voters? 3) What is meant by "Akhand Bharat"? India's expansionism policy?
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  28. Look at the skin color, language/culture and DNA of India? Ever wonder why there are so many diversity of people in India? Ever wondered why North-East "Indians" look so much similar to the Tibetans or Burmese and so different from the brownies from South India? Ever wondered why the people in the Indian-Occupied-Kashmir (IOK) are so much fairer and whiter than the brownies of South India? LandGrab more boy, it's landgrab. Those who knows REAL history, knows. A country became a country only when the people living together within the land unites together willingly and often through skin color (Europe = White, Africa = Black, East Asia = Yellow etc.) and language/culture/history etc. "Birds of the feather flock together" and this million year old saying applies to human/countries.
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  29. Free Kashmir from India. Illegally occupied by Indian military since 1947. (UN Documents for Jammu and Kashmir: Security Council Resolutions)
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  30.  @PikaPluff  low 1 Q is holding you back and preventing you from giving me a relevant rebuttal. Face saving comments and accusations do not give you extra points in a debate.
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  31.  @neilmanx1001  You do not seem to be very smart and honest
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  32.  @neilmanx1001  Saar, have you heard about the recent Microsoft Layoffs? Could be related. 1) Apple Fires 185 Employees, Mostly Indians, For Salary Fraud dated 7th of Jan 2025. 2) Microsoft sues Indian firm for technical support scam dated 31st December 2014. 3) Indian national, Abrar Anjum, pleads guilty to role in Microsoft tech support scam dated 25th August 2020. 4) An Indian national, 28, was sentenced by the Downing Centre District Court on 20 October, 2023, after pleading guilty to three money laundering charges dated 22nd Dec 2023. There are more cases, obviously, but the patterns are the same. All Indians 😅🤣😂
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  33.  @UtshaChakma-oo6xh  +1 caste ranking in caste certificate for "input myname bots" 🤣😂
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  34.  @ondreiii  Japan's debt to GDP ratio: 249.67% China's debt to GDP ratio: 84.38% Source: IMF General Government Debt Percent of GDP Better spend within your means. High unemployment and bad economy and the need to import India/Indian workers. Common sense tells you who's winning. 😂😂😂China does not need any India/Indian workers
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  35.  @Luffy-c7g  Hello, Japan's debt to GDP ratio: 249.67% China's debt to GDP ratio: 84.38% Source: IMF General Government Debt Percent of GDP Better spend within your means. High unemployment and bad economy and the need to import India/Indian workers. Common sense tells you who's winning. 😂😂😂China does not need any India/Indian workers
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  36.  @ondreiii  One is free sovereign state who defies sanctions, the other one is an occupied vassal state. Better? In what sense?
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  37. Japan's debt to GDP ratio: 249.67% China's debt to GDP ratio: 84.38% Source: IMF General Government Debt Percent of GDP Better spend within your means. High unemployment and bad economy and the need to import India/Indian workers. Common sense tells you who's winning. 😂😂😂China does not need to import any India/Indian workers
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  38.  @ondreiii  Japan's debt to GDP ratio: 249.67% China's debt to GDP ratio: 84.38%
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  39. Common sense tells you who's winning. 😂😂😂China does not need to import any India/Indian workers to India-nized their country, Japan needs it.
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  40.  @Luffy-c7g  Not really.
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  41. Yet so many Japanese work and live in China because it's so much better there. In there, they can feel freedom, unlike an occupied and vassal state.😂😂😂
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  42. Yet so many Japanese work and live in China because it's so much better there. In there, they can feel freedom😂😂😂
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  43. Yet so many Japanese work and live in China because it's so much better there. 😂😂😂One is free sovereign state who defies sanctions, the other one is an occupied vassal state.
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  44.  @isleephungry  hungry
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  45.  @jatingodhwani1916  No face saving comments are needed. India is much worse when "it used to be the same in China during their struggling days". The difference between India and China is that India's situation is always much worse than China. Thus, your argument has little impact or meaning. And if you want proof, look at the GDP per capita of China versus India from year 1947 to 2025.🤭
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  46.  @darth.severuss  Many would argue that the British Raj is the golden era of India. 🥳"How Britishers killed 1.8 billion Indians? Chronology of British Raj's exploitative policies | UPSC"🥳
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  47. @darth.severuss Why target Bangladesh? I am not a Muslim or Bangladeshi.
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  48.  @Brodragon2225  Input myname, you do not seem to be very smart. A username is merely used for identification purposes and a unique account identity. It does not necessarily mean it is the real name of user.🤭
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  49.  @phuchong5267  Why would I? Was it you who saw my comments, gets triggered, and came crying to me? 🤭🤥🥱
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