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Posted by Shen Li
- Today at 01:15:11 AMQuote from: Lokmar on August 03, 2025, 04:22:33 PMI whole heartedly agree. That is a reasonable thing to say. Hell, china seems to be better that whatever red chank ran them during Tienanmen Square Days.Gawd whites are ignorant.
However, they STILL welded people in their hoses and let em die after releasing COVID on the word, they still use ACTUAL slave labor, they still steal intellectual property and use it without paying what they should, and they still violate trade agreements.
Trump should cut china off, PERIOD!
If by better you mean liberal and more Westernized, China was more liberal in 1989 after General Secretary Zhao Ziyang continued on and expanded the social and economic reforms of his predecessor Hu Yao Bang.
The majority of Chinese people did not like the disruptions caused by striking workers and African male students dating Chinese women starting in 1987 which culminated in Tianamen Square in Beijing.
The people supported conservatives like Li Peng and Zhao and his lib colleagues were forced out of the Standing Committee.
Posted by Lokmar
- August 03, 2025, 07:52:40 PMQuote from: formosan on August 03, 2025, 04:34:53 PMI do not like China.....but the USA helped create COVID and they paid for it's creation.....indentured servitude exists in the USA too....it exists in Taiwan with illegal foreign workers.
Another fair point. Fauci should have his head removed.
Posted by Oliver the Second
- August 03, 2025, 05:30:07 PMQuote from: Dove on August 01, 2025, 10:55:16 PMThe 80s were a very positive and hopeful time for people. That shows in the culture. Everyone was "go go go!".
Posted by formosan
- August 03, 2025, 04:34:53 PMI do not like China.....but the USA helped create COVID and they paid for it's creation.....indentured servitude exists in the USA too....it exists in Taiwan with illegal foreign workers.
Posted by Lokmar
- August 03, 2025, 04:22:33 PMQuote from: formosan on August 03, 2025, 04:16:40 PMStill it's better than it was when Mao was alive.
I whole heartedly agree. That is a reasonable thing to say. Hell, china seems to be better that whatever red chank ran them during Tienanmen Square Days.
However, they STILL welded people in their hoses and let em die after releasing COVID on the word, they still use ACTUAL slave labor, they still steal intellectual property and use it without paying what they should, and they still violate trade agreements.
Trump should cut china off, PERIOD!
Posted by formosan
- August 03, 2025, 04:16:40 PMQuote from: Lokmar on August 02, 2025, 06:38:22 PMA tradition of shit I guess. I'd list all the gross sins against millions of its own citizens but we all know them well enough.Still it's better than it was when Mao was alive.
Posted by Lokmar
- August 02, 2025, 06:38:22 PMQuote from: formosan on August 02, 2025, 10:30:46 AMThe Communist Party follows in the dynastic tradition of mainland China.
A tradition of shit I guess. I'd list all the gross sins against millions of its own citizens but we all know them well enough.
Posted by Thiel
- August 02, 2025, 01:08:18 PMQuote from: Dove on August 01, 2025, 10:55:16 PMJoe my mothers life was hard because shes a miserable drunk who has done nothing but leech off of everyone - including me.Ms Dove, I should let you know that my boyfriend Jo Jo puts words in people's mouths that they didn't say.
My father was a good man. He had a few degrees but only worked basic jobs and lived within his means. I had a good relationship with my father when i became an adult.
But my grandmother is who raised me. She struggled yes. She was raising me on her pension. If she didnt have her newborn granddaughter dropped on her, she wouldnt have struggled much. But thank God she took care of me.
The 80s were a very positive and hopeful time for people. That shows in the culture. Everyone was "go go go!".
That's fair since I put something else in Jo Jo's mouth.
Posted by formosan
- August 02, 2025, 10:30:46 AMQuote from: Lokmar on August 01, 2025, 11:52:49 AMMy hope is that the red chanks lose control and either the Taiwanese or similar type government takes over. Its a pipe dream of mine. The red chanks shouldnt have ever been given legitimacy. They're a scourge on humanity.The Communist Party follows in the dynastic tradition of mainland China.
Posted by Dove
- August 01, 2025, 10:55:16 PMQuote from: JOE on July 31, 2025, 08:54:52 PMAnd yet I understand that the 80s must have really been hard on your parents DoveDove.
I was in my 20s in the decade you were born and it was a Mean Decade & there was a brutal recession aroudn the time our were born. As Charlie Munger, one of the wealthiest men of his generation remarked "That was a Horrible Recession (:40 of the clip):
So if yer Mom 'n Dad had a Hard Time, I understand why.
Governments everywhere at the time were chipping away at the Welfare state & pulling the supports from underneath young familes and mothers. It parallels what's going on in the economy today, 40 years later. And yes Trump & the Republican party is doing what Reagan did back in the 80s. Only Trump is doing Reaganomics on steroids. Cutting back on the welfare state and the social supports to help the working class.
Feel free to disagree and offer your own version of events but that's the why I see it.
Joe my mothers life was hard because shes a miserable drunk who has done nothing but leech off of everyone - including me.
My father was a good man. He had a few degrees but only worked basic jobs and lived within his means. I had a good relationship with my father when i became an adult.
But my grandmother is who raised me. She struggled yes. She was raising me on her pension. If she didnt have her newborn granddaughter dropped on her, she wouldnt have struggled much. But thank God she took care of me.
The 80s were a very positive and hopeful time for people. That shows in the culture. Everyone was "go go go!".
Posted by Shen Li
- August 01, 2025, 05:46:59 PMQuote from: Thiel on August 01, 2025, 01:36:36 PMSweetie, if you followed the news you would know that America is "non-committal" as to whether to impose the 10 percent baseline tariff. Their Deputy Prime Minister seems to believe that baseline duty will not last even though Singapore applies a 9 percent GST on most imported goods.It is barely an issue here at all. If we have to make tax adjustments to facilitate free and fair trade we will do it.
Either way, it is not an important issue to Singapore's economic security like it is to Canada since your Liberal Party blocked new markets for Canada's most profitable exports.
After all Singapore is not Liberal mismanaged Canada. The People's Action Party actually does what is in the best for Singaporeans.
Posted by Thiel
- August 01, 2025, 01:36:36 PMQuote from: JOE on August 01, 2025, 12:26:44 AMActually Shen LiSweetie, if you followed the news you would know that America is "non-committal" as to whether to impose the 10 percent baseline tariff. Their Deputy Prime Minister seems to believe that baseline duty will not last even though Singapore applies a 9 percent GST on most imported goods.Shen, if that's the case, why the fuck is the United States imposing any tariffs at all on Singapore?
Either way, it is not an important issue to Singapore's economic security like it is to Canada since your Liberal Party blocked new markets for Canada's most profitable exports.
Posted by Brent
- August 01, 2025, 12:35:25 PMQuote from: Shen Li on August 01, 2025, 12:06:24 AMSingapore's biggest trade deficit by far is with the Chinese province of Taiwan. It's second biggest trade deficit is with the US of A.Singapore buys and sells all over the planet. It is too bad the Liberals will not let Canada do that.
Singapore incurred the highest trade deficits with the following countries.
Taiwan: -US$38.8 billion (country-specific trade deficit in 2024)
United States of America: -$11.7 billion
France: -$9.2 billion
United Arab Emirates: -$7.8 billion
South Korea: -$7.5 billion
Switzerland: -$5.8 billion
Saudi Arabia: -$5.4 billion
Brazil: -$5.1 billion
Qatar: -$4.7 billion
Japan: -$4.5 billion
Singapore incurred the highest trade deficits with the following countries.
Taiwan: -US$38.8 billion (country-specific trade deficit in 2024)
United States of America: -$11.7 billion
France: -$9.2 billion
United Arab Emirates: -$7.8 billion
South Korea: -$7.5 billion
Switzerland: -$5.8 billion
Saudi Arabia: -$5.4 billion
Brazil: -$5.1 billion
Qatar: -$4.7 billion
Japan: -$4.5 billion
Diversification is a great thing. It is what made my new country rich and keeps it rich. It is what is turning Canada into a Northern Venezuela.
https://www.worldstopexports.com/singapores-top-import-partners/
Posted by Lokmar
- August 01, 2025, 11:52:49 AMQuote from: formosan on August 01, 2025, 10:56:37 AMI'm Taiwanese and I don't believe that.....that is what Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek forced Taiwanese to believe when he fled to Taiwan after he lost the civil war..
The Republic of China on Taiwan is anachronistic.....Taiwan is an independent republic that China bullies the world into not recognizing.
My hope is that the red chanks lose control and either the Taiwanese or similar type government takes over. Its a pipe dream of mine. The red chanks shouldnt have ever been given legitimacy. They're a scourge on humanity.
Posted by formosan
- August 01, 2025, 10:56:37 AMQuote from: Lokmar on August 01, 2025, 10:50:12 AMI think what you mean is "The legitimate government of China based in Taiwan".I'm Taiwanese and I don't believe that.....that is what Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek forced Taiwanese to believe when he fled to Taiwan after he lost the civil war..
Them red chank cunts need butchered into oblivion.
The Republic of China on Taiwan is anachronistic.....Taiwan is an independent republic that China bullies the world into not recognizing.