Comments by "Joey" (@Joey-ct8bm) on "What the US presidential election means for Europe | DW News" video.

  1. China is not Europe's problem, we can work together but ultimately America needs to be responsible for themselves. Good luck without ASML chip technology, we will sell those to China. They would love to have themselves a island called Taiwan. Not Europe's problem. See how this works. Without Taiwan and ASML the US doesn't have a tech sector anymore. China would pay 10 trillion for ASML chip machines and be the most powerful nation in the world with dibs on AI technology. The US would be turned into Venezuela with Musk and Elon Musk as oligarch and king. They aren't gonna tax themselves for sure. They are gonna tax you for it.
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  2. We have a better economy than the US. The US has a 123% debt to gdp and a bill of 35 trillion dollars. It's going to rise too whomever you elect. Our stock market in Europe would be sky high if we borrowed 11 trillion in 8 years. 😂 The EU debt overall is going down, yours is going up. My country the Netherlands has a 49% debt to gdp. 😂
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  3. Good luck without chip technology from ASML. That's gonna be fun to see. The total collapse of the US tech industry.
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  4. You do realize if Trump leaves NATO, we're gonna tax US companies for it. Sell ASML chip technology to China and drop US goods for Chinese goods. Which are way cheaper. We will open the Nordstream again and everything will be cheap for us, but not for you. Tech companies can't get the newest chips anymore and would've to leave for Europe or China. I'm fine with that. The dollar won't be the reserve currency of the world anymore and you'll have to pay a 35 trillion debt immediately. You're gonna be the next Venezuela with Trump and Musk as oligarch. They are not gonna tax themselves to pay that debt. 😂 You do realize we made Dutch guy Mark Rutte NATO secretary general. Ex prime minister of the Netherlands. The country that has ASML. We will be extremely rich taking all your tech companies. Of course we prefer Harris, you should too. We don't want a tariff war that makes everything even more expensive for the both of us.
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