Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "Gravitas: Australia sends a message to China" video.

  1.  赵杨利Yang lee Zhao  No. Australia doesn't have anything near that. You applied your script where it doesn't make sense. When you do that, do they still pay 50 cents for the post?
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  2.  @mandarinandthetenrings2201  Yup. For all the bluster...China NEEDS Australian iron more than Australia needs China.
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  3.  赵杨利Yang lee Zhao  Where? Not in Australia. Stupid script for stupid wumao.
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  4.  johan jc  Your English needs to be better, if you wish to convince me you have any experience with what you are talking about. I have got on very well with everyone from India that I have met - except when the cricket is on. Jog on wumao
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  5.  赵杨利Yang lee Zhao I guess you are not used to seeing accurate figures. I see why you are confused.
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  6.  @dongmingdou3198  You tried to Belt and Road others out of resources, but Australia is just so annoyingly efficient..so yes, you do. ...and it bugs you.
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  7.  @eric5901  Australia was prosperous long before deciding to help China grow. It will do just fine despite the CCP's hopes.
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  8.  @eric5901  Yes. Australia did well to put itself in a position to withstand the GFC. ...or are you trying to claim that Australia must just give all credit to China for the decisions made in Australia? You sound like a wumao demanding everyone suck up to the CCP.
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  9.  @eric5901  At what point did I say it wasn't mutually beneficial? I take issue with you demanding we thank China for it, when they are so ungrateful. I am happy to acknowledge it was mutually beneficial. Your prejudice generalisation was based on something I never said.
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  10. When the Australian government, makes decisions about Australia, how can their minister claim Australia is interfering in China's affairs...without the room laughing at how ridiculous that sounds? Then he speaks about trust. Hilarious!
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  11.  @eric5901  I am happy to admit that for many years, Australia and China had a mutually beneficial arrangement. You are just making stuff up and then arguing against it.
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  12.  @eric5901  It can still be mutually beneficial, with one benefiting more. Why do I need to explain that? I also said "was" - past tense. You really have a problem with comprehension. It makes it hard to have an intelligent conversation when one party isn't qualified. Boring wumao that doesn't make sense...just lies and twists. Or maybe just not smart at all.
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  13.  @eric5901  I know that not everyone in South Australia catches lobsters. I know that lobster fishing isn't the only job available. I didn't think you were stupid enough to need that pointed out. I stand corrected. Sure, it's a pity they aren't getting a ridiculous fortune anymore from people silly enough to over pay. The lobster industry was huge long before Mao started with his killing of millions of Chinese...and will continue long after Winnie the Pooh is no longer doing the same.
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  14.  @eric5901  Do you actually think you have better information on Australia than I do? That's just weird. Can you see why people might find that claim hilarious?
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  15.  @acheable  You think it's about business?
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