Comments by "leapdrive" (@leapdrive) on "THE DOWNFALL OF MALAYSIA'S MOST AMBITIOUS PLAN" video.

Richest country based on GDP per capita doesn’t make a country rich. It makes a country old and depopulated. Like so many “rich” countries, the severe practice of abortion and family planning raises up the GDP. You keep watching the Philippines (as long as they don’t practice population control), you will find them with abundant labor, moderate labor rate, higher PPP, rising economy at exponential rate in the coming decades. The Singapore economic model is antiquated and have been found to be irreversibly counter productive.
2
@TheTeaParty320 , your model is like the dying Japan, andthe rest of East Asia. The Philippines is not dying together. It’s elevating to the next super power of Asia.
1
@TheTeaParty320 , Singapore got there for merely being the cargo transfer port of Asia. Location was just luck. Soon the Philippines will take most of those jobs too. They’re building a huge port in Tawi Tawi just for that and ship repairs. So, start eating humility pies.
1
@TheTeaParty320 , btw, Singapore is now behind the Philippines in GDP and the gap is widening every year. Singapore, Taiwan and Malaysia continue to exaggerate their growth to delay their inevitable decline just like China has been doing. Where were you for the last few years?
1
@TheTeaParty320 , who ever said Malaysia is humble?
1
@TheTeaParty320 , your version of economics was taught by Western com. ist. In their version, a country should blindly depopulate to get their GDP per capita up. Why do you think the whole world economy is in shambles? The buddy-buddy capitalism which is globalism and which is com ism. Singapore was victimized just like the rest of East Asia and Thailand. These countries have nowhere else to go but down.
1
@TheTeaParty320 , let’s not use symbology here. I’ve already said the whole bunch of East Asian country and Singapore were just a flash in the pan. Those economies are based on the new-com. ist that is being dealt with by patriots around the world. Your Singapore demography is a sad result of it. A new economy based on natural population growth and quality education is the wave of the future. The only reason for the Philippines to sputter the last few decades was political upheaval in the 1970s - early 2000s, but now there were lessons learned from the past and things will be going the way their country intended to from the beginning.
1
@TheTeaParty320 , no I replied to your comment about how grandiose Singapore is, and I said Singapore’s GDP PER CAPITA is based on family with very few birth like the rest of East Asia.
1
@TheTeaParty320 , you seem to be focused on Malaysia whilst I’m not. My beef with you is your error in judgement in singling out Singapore as the richest country, but fail to see your “riches” is based on a depopulated country. So would a high GDP per capita be a good basis for riches? I simply present to you riches based on a well educated populace with a thriving demography that has sustainable growth well in to the future- the Philippines. Tell me which country is truly rich?
1