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Comrade Trump Visits China, Chinese People Fall to Their Knees and Grovel in Amazement.
- Thread starter HopeKillCure
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I doubt Chinese people give 2 fukks about black people or whether or not white supremacy plays any role in how Trump runs the US.
They care about 1 thing: money.
If working with Trump and stroking his maniac ego gets money: they do it.
It´s that simple.
We are black so to us this guy is a racist and it affects us, but how many Chinese people in the US or online do you know have you seen really showing solidarity and also taking a knee etc.? I know of 0. You?
I know a bunch irl, but i know they're the exception, and not the norm.
HopeKillCure
Banned
I know a few Asians who support it but what would they do? They are pretty vocal when you ask if you support Kap, if they watch NFL. And eventhe ones that don’t watch NFL (counting Chinese people I know personally) still support racial equality.I doubt Chinese people give 2 fukks about black people or whether or not white supremacy plays any role in how Trump runs the US.
They care about 1 thing: money.
If working with Trump and stroking his maniac ego gets money: they do it.
It´s that simple.
We are black so to us this guy is a racist and it affects us, but how many Chinese people in the US or online do you know have you seen really showing solidarity and also taking a knee etc.? I know of 0. You?
But the loudest and most ratchet Chinese people are usually racist who support Trump.
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HopeKillCure
Banned
Eat a dikk cac
This, anyone who has been to China or been around Chinese people know they got a long way to go before they dominate anything.
They gotta beat the Japanese first
Not to be racist but Chinese love some Trump because he embodies their corrupt capitalist non-pc survival of the fittest mindset.
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HopeKillCure
Banned
Been a while since I’ve visited, but it’s like a tourist site. You are allowed to enter the forbidden city and walk around:The forbidden cityWhat is forbidden about it? Is it like their area 51?
That is like Beihai tower something, there are a couple places to visit in the forbidden city. Nothing really interesting, just some old dusty stuff.
After a while you reach the enterance of the forbidden palace
That’s the thing that is closed off unless you like a big Chinese politician or celebrity or foriegn dignatary, you don’t really get access to the forbidden place.
It circles around to Tiamen Square if I remember correctly, it’s a pretty big space that is walled all the way around
That’s the Tiamen Square side. the old emperors and political rulers used to use that as the symbolic “White House” in China basically.
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^This......they are known to do this shyt. Hell I go to visit suppliers there and this fools be trying to get the prettiest girl they can find to give me a plant tour....
Like what a pretty girl got to do with if your facility can do the work.
HopeKillCure
Banned
Exactly. If these people legit lived and worked around Chinese people they would know that the “presentation/show” is the most important thing. It is more important than the work itself.^This......they are known to do this shyt. Hell I go to visit suppliers there and this fools be trying to get the prettiest girl they can find to give me a plant tour....
Like what a pretty girl got to do with if your facility can do the work.
The type of people to take 1:30 minute naps during lunch, with blankets, because they spent all morning eating and bullshyting and now they sleepy. These the type of people to constantly work 12 hour shifts (But only Actually work for 1 hour out of that entire day).
The “show” is what is important to the majority of Chinese employees and businessmen. They be fooling nikkahs into giving them money
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Trajan
Veteran
China is using symbolic gestures to soften up Trump during negotiations
China has put a great deal of effort into making Trump feel special during his visit, and it seems to be working.
Xi has honored Trump with what Chinese officials described as a “state visit-plus” that included an unusually elaborate greeting for Trump as he stepped off Air Force One, with soldiers standing at attention, children waving Chinese and American flags and chanting, “Welcome,” a delegation of Chinese and American officials, and a military band. Xi also invited Trump and his wife to dinner inside the famed Forbidden City in Beijing — an honor that a US president hasn’t been granted since the founding of modern China.
Ming Wan, a China expert at George Mason University, told CNN that Xi has sought to treat Trump “almost like an emperor."
Analysts say that’s no accident: Xi is trying to use displays of respect to soften up Trump as they go to the negotiating table over thorny issues like how to rein in North Korea.
“The Chinese believe that playing to Trump’s ego effectively will create breathing room on issues where they would otherwise expect to come under pressure,” Andrew Small, a China expert at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, told me.
The Chinese also appear attuned to Trump’s penchant for trumpeting modest symbolic victories, and could be using that to substitute for or distract from more substantive talks that would force big Chinese concessions on the way their economy is structured.
While there are no signs of policy breakthroughs on structural issues like American access to the Chinese market, there have been flashy business deals. On Thursday the US and China announced $250 billion in business agreements between the two countries in the energy, technology, and aviation sectors. The numbers are still tentative, but among other things, Boeing is selling around $40 billon worth of airliners to China.
Those deals may seem on the surface like coups for Trump, but experts say they’re relatively minor moves unlikely to dramatically impact the serious trade imbalance between the two countries.
Trump used to blame China for America’s trade problems. Now he blames America.
@Diasporan Royalty @SmallWars @Ms.CuriousCat
China has put a great deal of effort into making Trump feel special during his visit, and it seems to be working.
Xi has honored Trump with what Chinese officials described as a “state visit-plus” that included an unusually elaborate greeting for Trump as he stepped off Air Force One, with soldiers standing at attention, children waving Chinese and American flags and chanting, “Welcome,” a delegation of Chinese and American officials, and a military band. Xi also invited Trump and his wife to dinner inside the famed Forbidden City in Beijing — an honor that a US president hasn’t been granted since the founding of modern China.
Ming Wan, a China expert at George Mason University, told CNN that Xi has sought to treat Trump “almost like an emperor."
Analysts say that’s no accident: Xi is trying to use displays of respect to soften up Trump as they go to the negotiating table over thorny issues like how to rein in North Korea.
“The Chinese believe that playing to Trump’s ego effectively will create breathing room on issues where they would otherwise expect to come under pressure,” Andrew Small, a China expert at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, told me.
The Chinese also appear attuned to Trump’s penchant for trumpeting modest symbolic victories, and could be using that to substitute for or distract from more substantive talks that would force big Chinese concessions on the way their economy is structured.
While there are no signs of policy breakthroughs on structural issues like American access to the Chinese market, there have been flashy business deals. On Thursday the US and China announced $250 billion in business agreements between the two countries in the energy, technology, and aviation sectors. The numbers are still tentative, but among other things, Boeing is selling around $40 billon worth of airliners to China.
Those deals may seem on the surface like coups for Trump, but experts say they’re relatively minor moves unlikely to dramatically impact the serious trade imbalance between the two countries.
Trump used to blame China for America’s trade problems. Now he blames America.
@Diasporan Royalty @SmallWars @Ms.CuriousCat
China is using symbolic gestures to soften up Trump during negotiations
China has put a great deal of effort into making Trump feel special during his visit, and it seems to be working.
Xi has honored Trump with what Chinese officials described as a “state visit-plus” that included an unusually elaborate greeting for Trump as he stepped off Air Force One, with soldiers standing at attention, children waving Chinese and American flags and chanting, “Welcome,” a delegation of Chinese and American officials, and a military band. Xi also invited Trump and his wife to dinner inside the famed Forbidden City in Beijing — an honor that a US president hasn’t been granted since the founding of modern China.
Ming Wan, a China expert at George Mason University, told CNN that Xi has sought to treat Trump “almost like an emperor."
Analysts say that’s no accident: Xi is trying to use displays of respect to soften up Trump as they go to the negotiating table over thorny issues like how to rein in North Korea.
“The Chinese believe that playing to Trump’s ego effectively will create breathing room on issues where they would otherwise expect to come under pressure,” Andrew Small, a China expert at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, told me.
The Chinese also appear attuned to Trump’s penchant for trumpeting modest symbolic victories, and could be using that to substitute for or distract from more substantive talks that would force big Chinese concessions on the way their economy is structured.
While there are no signs of policy breakthroughs on structural issues like American access to the Chinese market, there have been flashy business deals. On Thursday the US and China announced $250 billion in business agreements between the two countries in the energy, technology, and aviation sectors. The numbers are still tentative, but among other things, Boeing is selling around $40 billon worth of airliners to China.
Those deals may seem on the surface like coups for Trump, but experts say they’re relatively minor moves unlikely to dramatically impact the serious trade imbalance between the two countries.
Trump used to blame China for America’s trade problems. Now he blames America.
@Diasporan Royalty @SmallWars @Ms.CuriousCat
Anyone saying Asians from Asia are helping White Supremacy especially the Chinese govt are retards.
HopeKillCure
Banned
You have never been to Asia so you wouldn’t know what the fukk you are talking about.
You should at least try to learn the language and try to read a few forums. It would surprise you how many Asian people actually think they are white, and being white obviously a part of white supremacy.
You are talking without knowing how Asians in some parts of Asia actually view themselves. Their views are not the same of westernized Asian or Asians born here
Xi Jinping lays out blueprint to make China a global superpower by 2050
Xi Jinping lays out blueprint to make China a global superpower by 2050
Yeah, they're really helping White Supremacy...
HopeKillCure
Banned
So what.
What does that have to do with combating white supremecy or not believing they are white and a part of white supremecy?
They have been laying out blue prints from 15-20 years now. There was a article just like this during the olympics time. What does that have to do with what I said?
