CHINA pulls up with 25% tarriffs on American Goods...
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This. Was in Cambodia for work 4 years ago. All the new development is with Chinese money. Vattanac Capital, remodeling Angkor Wat, everything. Chinese money even moving into Australia and New Zealand. People really don't understand that we are in a truly global world and power is shifting.
When the incumbent powers arose following WW2, China didn't have a seat at the table. Now they've brought their own damn seat to the table.
You don't ask for power, you take it.
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Freedman
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It's interesting how the Government has 30 Billion dollars to bail out Farmers from a Trade war Trump started but they don't have the money for Free/Subsidized College and Healthcare 
WHAT THE fukk DOES AMERICA MAKE THAT WE CAN BUY???BESIDES FOOD WHAT ELSE IS THERE?
You can buy appliances that are made here, but you’re gonna pay out the ass. That’s because if the quote below:
american brehs don't seems to know the concept of cheap labor and capitalism
You want everything to be made in-housecool your going to be paying in-house prices
The average pay in china is 24 yuan/h thats $3.50Now tell me colieconomics how exactly is the US going to win this war
You think apple is going to pay their factory workers 15$/ph to create the same thing china does for $3.5
You think the government is going to inflate wages because when everything gets done in-house those prices will also rise. Does't mean your income does
He can't win this, simple. The rich will stay rich and the middle-class/poor people are going to get royally fukked
The average american doesn't even have 1k in saving imagine all those people loosing their jobs.
vote for the guy who is going to make you unemployed
These poor crackers are always shouting “bring manufacturing jobs back to the USA” but they’re too stupid to realize that that $1000 iPhone is gonna be $2000 due to unions and forced living wages. Like dude said above, US manufacturing is over. If it were me? I’d start investing in Mexico for manufacturing the same shyt China is making. They are right over the border and they can work just as hard as the Chinese. Steal the Chinese manufacturing methods and implement them in Mexico..
This dude has NO idea what he's doing
There is no such thing as free markets in the USA.
Now if we were talking about oilforeigners got a lock on that...
US is the third largest crude oil producer/exporter in the world.
Last year we were #1.
Yup, everytime I travelled I though I would meet the locals of countries in South East Asia for business but ever single time it was a Chinese speaking business man saying it was his factory. Or they own untold amount of land. Saw enough to understand they run damn near all of Asia.
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China shifts tone: 'We’ll fight til the end’ with the U.S.
China may be ready to play the nationalism card in its trade war with the U.S. — a rhetoric it has refrained from using since trade negotiations began last May.
The nation’s most-watched news program Xinwen Lianbo on the state-run China Central Television (CCTV) network addressed the trade tension in a rare hawkish tone in an editorial segment on Monday. The shift came after President Donald Trump raised tariffs to 25% on $200 billion worth of imported goods from China and the latest round of trade talks in Washington, which many had expected to close the deal, ended with little progress.
“For the trade war initiated by the U.S, China has long indicated its attitude: we’re unwilling to fight, but we’re not afraid to fight,” the broadcaster said. “If the U.S. wants to talk, the door is open; if they want to fight, we’ll fight til the end.”
A similar message was first communicated by China’s Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen last April, following Trump’s first round of tariffs. But China soon walked back and stated “no trade war is a China-US consensus” as both sides came to the negotiation table. Since then, China has been censoring domestic media’s coverage of Trump’s tariffs and tempering down hostile sentiments towards the U.S. on social media. The latest message on Monday suggests the year-long negotiations have hit a dead end and China feels the need to engage its people.
“It makes some sense to appeal to more nationalistic view if the state expects that a tough period for the economy and the country could be coming. Appealing to sticking together and ‘defending the nation’,” said Allan von Mehren, chief analyst and China economist at Danske Bank.
U.S.-imposed trade war is ‘no big deal’ :trollol:
You wanted a war america....
So now you got one...:BANE45:
China shifts tone: 'We’ll fight til the end’ with the U.S.
China may be ready to play the nationalism card in its trade war with the U.S. — a rhetoric it has refrained from using since trade negotiations began last May.
The nation’s most-watched news program Xinwen Lianbo on the state-run China Central Television (CCTV) network addressed the trade tension in a rare hawkish tone in an editorial segment on Monday. The shift came after President Donald Trump raised tariffs to 25% on $200 billion worth of imported goods from China and the latest round of trade talks in Washington, which many had expected to close the deal, ended with little progress.
“For the trade war initiated by the U.S, China has long indicated its attitude: we’re unwilling to fight, but we’re not afraid to fight,” the broadcaster said. “If the U.S. wants to talk, the door is open; if they want to fight, we’ll fight til the end.”
A similar message was first communicated by China’s Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen last April, following Trump’s first round of tariffs. But China soon walked back and stated “no trade war is a China-US consensus” as both sides came to the negotiation table. Since then, China has been censoring domestic media’s coverage of Trump’s tariffs and tempering down hostile sentiments towards the U.S. on social media. The latest message on Monday suggests the year-long negotiations have hit a dead end and China feels the need to engage its people.
“It makes some sense to appeal to more nationalistic view if the state expects that a tough period for the economy and the country could be coming. Appealing to sticking together and ‘defending the nation’,” said Allan von Mehren, chief analyst and China economist at Danske Bank.
U.S.-imposed trade war is ‘no big deal’ :trollol:
You wanted a war america....
So now you got one...:BANE45:
IsraelBecause the united states Debt is in chinese hands plus we buy more than we produce if China REALLY puts the screws to us economically besides this trade war and start raising prices of ALL electronics sold here american consumers are screwed... also the united states political standing in the world is in the shytter literally... We have no allies except the british and maybe Australia and japan but that's it...but hey it's not gonna hurt us...
just cripple our economy...
50% reduction in soybean prices
desjardins
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You right, peeping that is why I think we need to think of ways to progress out of that relationship. I saw this the other and it blew my mind how China is playing chess
Don't forget the billions given to afganistan , Iraq , pakistan & subsidies to companiesIt's interesting how the Government has 30 Billion dollars to bail out Farmers from a Trade war Trump started but they don't have the money for Free/Subsidized College and Healthcare
China is basically saying
We want all the smoke...
“If the U.S. wants to talk, the door is open; if they want to fight, we’ll fight til the end.”
We want all the smoke...
“If the U.S. wants to talk, the door is open; if they want to fight, we’ll fight til the end.”