Comments by "Kenz300 x" (@KJSvitko) on "Foxconn Speeds up Exit From China: Workers Kneel, Apologize, Ask Them Not to Leave" video.

  1. China is uninvestable. There is no rule of law. There is no freedom of speech. There is no freedom of movement. Internet activity is monitored. Cameras monitor public spaces. No privacy. Numbers produced by companies or the government can not be trusted. New laws put everyone at risk for arrest for spying. The government manipulates all business and government statistics. State owned corporations are puppets of the government and its policies. Companies and the stock markets are not free and fair. Manipulation and misinformation are everywhere. There is no 5% growth this past year. That is a made up number. The is no growth. 0% The economy is contracting. China's media is all state propaganda and can not be believed or trusted to tell the truth. Businesses need to diversify their supply chains and reduce dependence on China.
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  2. China is too aggressive with its people, its neighbors and the world. This aggressive behavior has consequences. This is bad for China and the world. It is much better to get along with others and solve differences by trying to develop a win - win solution. Win - lose solutions are bad for people and the planet. We all need to get along and quit trying to lie, cheat or steal to get ahead in life. China has poisoned its air, land and water resources abusing its people, nature and the environment. Xi has killed the "Golden Goose" He has moved the country away from a market economy and back to a planned economy with government owned businesses. Foreign companies and foreign investors have left for friendlier countries. The risks in China are too high. Supporting China's excess manufacturing capacity is bad for the world. China's huge subsidies to their manufacturers are meant to hurt any competitions and give them out of business. Free and fair competition is not understood or practiced in China. The rest of the world needs to stand up to their unfair subsidies or loose their own manufacturing base.
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