Comments by "The Phoenix Saga" (@The_Phoenix_Saga) on "laowhy86" channel.

So much for the "Glory of Communism" As Thomas Sowell put it - paraphrasing "Even the caste system, atrocious as it is, for hating those at the bottom of the rung from the moment of their birth; doesn't imply the idea that it's going to elevate them."
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Problem is, both sides don't want that - China on the grounds that they can't manipulate and the west like the UK and Biden's US because it's easier to rule a demoralised people.
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@amazingsupergirl7125 while that's very noble and everything, it doesn't solve the issue, only makes it worse. I'm not being cold, but people in the states have enough problems as it is without having extra taxes and the like thrown on top of them to cover all the expenses. The issue needs to be addressed on their own yard or it will never be resolved.
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@HailAzathoth but not before the west goes the way of current China
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@kennekan7990 and you say that, from a Chinese perspective without American or English CC? You criticise because the others on this post are in your mind being narrow minded yet you prove little different on the other side of the fence.
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For the record: while I definitely stand for preservation of a culture and not tolerating an intrusion to upset that (I believe in the philosophy toward anyone entering another's country "Like it, or leave it") and i value equity and merit over diversity and equality - there's absolutely no altruism behind this behavior from the CCP - this is simply ruthless persecution.
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@sethgaston8347 not only that; I fully agree with you, self dependence and true freedom requires personal responsibility and accountability for ones own failures. And so few of us are raised to accept that duty. People these days want all the luxuries but none of the work it takes to get it, hence corruption and manipulation finds it so easy to take root.
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@retpal2302 I'm in complete agreement, the argument about marrying too young is a misnomer in of itself - often times the woman has married based on the thrill of who she's with, rather then the long term aspect as these sorts of fellows, seldom have long long term commitment in mind and they soon divorce. As you adequately put: single mothers are more frequent, all because they blindly married the wrong man... if you can call them that. Now in my 30s I look around and I see many boys and very few men - they're not made to understand commitment at a young age, just as women aren't and it's the few men that do, that end up the target of not only this embittered assault on men but also the trap that comes from these left over women. It certainly doesn't offer incentive for the 'bad boy' to change his ways either. As he ages he can still offer the thrill or security from the women in their 20s who haven't responsibility in mind. Women with high expectations in their 30's can't and so they must lower their standards and just settle. And let's not forget, this gets passed onto the next generation - this all gets imprinted on their view of reality and so the cycle continues and spirals out of control. I'm all for freedom of choice like I am freedom of speech; however with both comes the responsibility of accountability - so pressing for women to focus on careers is one thing, but they so often think about if they could, rather then if they should. You're quite right in thinking by the time this generation is in their 40s there's going to be a lot of lonely women and they're not going to understand why; or rather they wont want to accept it . That's when bitterness will truly begin. Likewise, a pleasure to talk.
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@retpal2302 Until their biological clocks start ticking their last and in panic of being alone, they look for who to settle with. The fellas they had their fun with during their best years, arent going to settle down; why should they? Hence they never find their man, they settle with the one they can; the nice guy, the good guy, the one who wasn't constantly indulging himself out of being less 'appealing' and not as 'thrilling'. They then often get bored and unhappy so the ones stupid enough will go and cheat - depending on the idea that the nice guy will 'understand' or forgive her. Of course that last one is; becoming less frequent and why men aren't looking for marriage anymore - it's becoming far less worth the financial risk and certainly not worth the emotional toll, should they wind up with a leftover woman.
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@kennekan7990 I don't see how you can expect the world to honor such a regime that was founded on mass starvation and the coercion of the people's freedom as a cost for a stability that has only benefited a select few and those they can pay for good global press. This isn't an altruism, it's a veil of tyranny to which it's own people have become adapted to so much that they'd be lost without it. Frankly I don't see much difference between the CCP and North Korea. As for Asian hate: my family has Jewish Roots and my great grandmother's family were living in Germany back in the 1930s - don't try playing that card with me.
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@lukehall8151 The politicians are merely puppets; haven't you figured that out yet? That's the sweetest irony in it all: the world leaders - the great manipulators are a mere plaything. But the major corporations and the central banks which print the money and lend it to the countries of choice; they're the ones who REALLY run the world, but go seldom opposed. It's not so much just keeping power, it's the pursuit of more power.
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Whilst the notion of inclusion sounds ideal, it is both impractical and immutable in its impossibility. Case in point - think of all the cultures and stances, all the preferences and more in the world - then think hard and tell me what's the one single meal that everyone at the same time and place, the same quantity and preperation that they will happily agree on without a single exception. Food is the fundamental basic necessity for all humans to live and if you can't get people to agree on what that one meal should be; how can you even begin to try and get them to agree on anything else? And they know this.
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@kennekan7990 not at all hard to answer, actually. Firstly the only reason China is financially more able then Korea is down to the fact that North Korea's lunatics went and said out loud what they were doing, so the world put sanctions on them. The CCP went the different tact but enough people have left China and can tell you the difference between there and here once they're acclimatised. The only reason the likes of the US feel threatened; or given the 'leadership" these days, did feel threatened was because their financial support in various businesses found their stocks waning due to cheaper alternatives coming from China and flooding the market. It was more about corporations pockets rather then the people, but now the mentality is now seeming to try and appease such a dictatorship to the point of imposing cultural changes in the country. And the US isn't the only country going down this bleak path. Peace, collaboration and stability... you mean censorship, obedience and subjugation. The Chinese people surrendered their freedom at starvation point for a way out and now that's dangled over them like a noose. Most in China are apathetic to politics and have no views of their own; only what the state indoctrinates at a young age. And those that try... well that gets dealt with very quickly. Look at how many protests get silenced... that is when the mainstream actually wants to air them... Hong Kong, ring any bells? What I hate is how the rest of the world is being conformed to follow suit and that is what I won't tolerate - if the Chinese want to be mindless puppets in their own nation, then that's on them. But tell your puppet masters that there are those outside who want no part in that.
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@kennekan7990 firstly - thank you for proving my original point about how you criticise ones narrow view yet clearly have the same issue. Secondly - I never said the Chinese people are stupid, I said they were indoctrinated. Even the smartest soul on earth can be swayed when either desperate or when their guard is down. There's a quote a wise man once said "It's far easier to fool a person then to make them realise they have been fooled" and seeing as you justify the deaths of millions and the indoctrination of the rest for so called "progress" that clearly shows. Thirdly - congratulations, you're taught a secondary language; China and most other nations on earth are too. I personally speak three languages and am in the middle of learning a fourth. Fourthly - I stated quite plainly the reason why industry is on edge; it's the back pocket of the CEOs and owners of major corporations and their share holders more so that opposed the likes of Huawei. The people for the most part had only one issue, one you ought to know: isn't it true that all infomation a company shares from its customers has to be submitted to the Chinese government, even if it's data from another country? And if you're so free and without censorship; why even bother with a VPN? Lastly for now, amusing you went with the typical 'white supremacy' card when you're the one bringing up race here, not me. And if that's something you want to try and bring into the argument about hate, allow me to remind you again that I have Jewish in my lineage and many in my family lived during Nazi Germany - so I advise you to drop that crap right now.
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@TAKIZAWAYAMASHITA "The tree of liberty must be washed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants"
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If you think Biden'll boycott the winter Olympics then my God are you wrong - the way the likes of the US and UK are being run, we're not so far off from China and North Korea ourselves.
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Active Measures - as Bezmenov said it best. The first step is to demoralise to the point no one is able to make sensible conclusions; they just can't from everything bombarded on them from a young age. The generation growing up in this phase, once in adulthood , you're stuck with them and their warped way of thinking.
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I could be wrong, but wasn't there recently a report that he's had a brain anurism recently?
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@gj1234567899999 you know your history; impressive. Only thing however; nothing can be done to undo the deeds of the past as those who committed the acts and those who suffered them, are long since passed. What can be done are the deeds of the present, for as much as history can be used to demonstrate the deeds of the past to learn lessons of success and what mistakes to avoid - they can not be used to justify any atrocities made in the present. Doing so offers a dangerous precident, in which case Europe can blame Italy for all the misdeeds of the Romans and seek recompense from those who had no part in those deeds. So it would be wise to not give any footing to these authoritarian despots - lest they use the argument of lines from centuries prior as justification for their atrocities.
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@lukehall8151 Biden's definitely Edd - He ain't that bright. Harris is definitely Sheenzi. Banzai... hmm... tough call.
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@lukehall8151 He's a useful idiot for an agenda - but once that use runs out and he becomes more liability, my money's on him being removed on medical grounds. Outside the fact that he was young back when the Dead Sea was still sick (A reference from Razorfist, yes) his dementia makes it easy to justify his buffoonery, but he's not calling the shots. Once he's no longer useful, Harris will be bumped up and by hell we're never going to hear the end of It.
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@lukehall8151 enough to make you feel like the two Roman Soldiers watching the Peoples Front of Judea scrapping to the death with the Company From the Sea of Galilee, isn't it?
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