Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "What does the change in US presidency mean for Australia and China? | ABC News" video.

  1. ...to act like a grown man not a spoilt child.
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  2.  @yaucharles91 Only because Australia provides the iron and helps feed the population of China. The CCP removed the ability for mainland China to feed itself. Stockpiles only last so long. Why are you threatening military power? Are we supposed to be scared of little pampered princes? How many comments will it take to feed your family at 50 cents a shot? If we keep going, we can earn you a lot of money today. Shall we work on that?
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  3. How do you manufacture that claim? What did Australia do to upset the snowflakes?
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  4. Is this the first US election you have ever seen? I bet you accepted it in 2016, without question.
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  5.  @HL-jr4zo  Good thing Australians aren't limited in the media the can view, and are free to take in news from all sources published. It's not like the government censors everything with a great fire wall.
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  6.  @dimsumden5745  What makes you think Western media didn't cover the Catalonia incidents, and the arrests and totalitarian style imprisonment? Pep Guardiola, Manchester City coach, was very vocal. Have you ever heard of Barcelona FC? It was huge news. I think you have been lied to if you think the push for independence in Catalonia isn't covered. It's a shame the Uighurs don't get as much coverage...or Tibet. The list goes on.
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  7.  @dimsumden5745  The issue with HK, is that the CCP gave their word...and are not strong enough to honour their word. Their word is now worthless internationally. No one did that to them the CCP did that to themselves.
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  8. The CCP are breaking their own word. If you are not worth your word, your words are worthless.
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  9. Did you act like this in 2016?
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  10.  Jack Mehoff  Wake up, puppet.
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  11.  @jeremywright8612  Time will tell who is lying. But don't kid yourself that Australian's only get their news from the ABC...Australia's national public broadcaster. This is obviously a massive issue with your logic you might want to address.
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  12.  Jack Mehoff  Delusions? Always...is a strong word.
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  13. China had banks collapse this year, that need bailing out by taking money from other entities. Let's not pretend this is something that is solely a democracy issue. You have conflated 2 different things.
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  14.  @shirlushumanity9736  That makes no sense. The point is we produce more than we use or need. Using less would increase that gap.
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  15.  @alvinchang2898  What has Australia or Australians ever done to you that you need to be so aggressive?
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  16. Wumao?
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  17.  @beesplaining1882  Google? ...or ask the person at the terminal next to you.
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  18. In HK the CCP are not even worth their word. They are breaking an international agreement. You are projecting. Wumao is just not subtle enough
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  19.  @kaybee65  I see you completely ignored the part where I point out the CCP fail to honour their word, and slip straight into aggressive language and rhetoric instead. Convenient...and totally predictable.
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  20.  @kaybee65  The international agreement for HK autonomy for 50 years. Really, you didn't know about that? It is spoken of in great detail in this very thread.
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  21.  @kaybee65  You seem to have a relatively poor grasp on what the west knows. We know about Tibet, and the Uighurs etc You can't hope we don't know and then lie. All you are doing is proving my point that the word of the CCP is worthless.
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  22.  @kaybee65  Thankyou for admitting that the CCP tries to influence Australian politics. I don't think you are supposed to admit that.
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  23.  @kaybee65  Did you miss the part about HK autonomy for 50 years. That's very specific. Are you new to this? Is it your first day?
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  24. Just stop supplying them. Simple.
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  25. Then gtfo... He should live up to his word, like a real man would.
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  26.  @jeremywright8612  The court cases have been on going, with the vast majority having been thrown out. There is indeed some misguided beliefs around this election for sure. On that one point we can agree.
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  27.  @jeremywright8612  Do tell us what the material effect of that case will be?
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  28.  @jeremywright8612  That's the ruling. What is the material effect on the count? If it is 300,000 votes it matters. If it is 300 votes, it's just a propaganda piece.
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  29.  @jeremywright8612  There have been so many failed cases, or immaterial results, and Trump is starting so many frivolous suits that it would only help with the rhetoric ...so why bother? You have already decided what you think is lies, so you don't hear anything that doesn't agree with your minds predetermined outcome.
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  30.  @jeremywright8612  If you haven't seen that Alaska was called about 18 hours ago, then again, you are only paying attention to what you want.
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  31.  @jeremywright8612  This is NOT main stream media.
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  32. If Australia signed an international agreement that promised Tasmanian autonomy, do you think they would be disrespectful enough, and lacking in honour that they violate their own word? HINT Australia wouldn't be stupid enough to ensure no one ever trusts them again. That's would be the move of a moron.
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  33.  @dimsumden5745  Such as...? Like when the CCP spokesman said Australia was like something stuck to his shoe?
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  34. 🤣🤣
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  35. Based on what? If you think what the CCP does is communism, then you need to read more.
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  36. The CCP don't have enough self respect to honour their word. That's the crime here, no matter how many lies wumao try to claim as truth.
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  37.  Rampart  I like the bit where you claim others are bias. That bit was funny.
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  38. Then who is paying you?
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  39. They have? Then why are they always lashing out like an insecure bully?
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  40.  @zwen3763  Sydney Harbour is not deemed International waters. It is legally recognised by the entire world as sovereign territory. False equivalence.
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  41. At least we can support our population. The CCP is obviously jealous of Australia's resources.
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  42.  YuE MK  China buys food to feed a billion...much of it from Australia. All because the CCP chose to do it that way. Australia doesn't need to feed a billion, but at least we are capable if the need be. At least we can feed our own population ourselves...the CCP can't say that. Why do you constantly bite the hand that literally feeds you?
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  43.  @jeremywright8612  This isn't MSM.
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  44.  @georgegu2599  I have fun Glad you do too.
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  45.  @annzhang7766  Now you are claiming I said things just so you can argue with your words. Pathetic
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  46.  @alvinchang2898  What has Australia done to you to make you claim that?
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  47.  @60-second-HACKS  There are more than one way to fight a war. The CCP isn't as innocent as you claim. One might suggest the Uighurs feel attacked.
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  48. I am happy for you. Now respect that others love their country.
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