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Now go look at other Asian countries. If a real war started, China would quickly run out of fuel as it has no oil resources to fuel its military. |
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The problem is getting the bosses of all the companies that rely on Chinese Imports to agree. List of Fortune 500 companies and their websites | Zyxware Technologies How many of them are knee-deep in building up the Third World? |
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European Union US$567.2 billion the EU trade as 1 block. Working together cripples China. United States: US$410.8 billion Hong Kong: $334.3 billion Japan: $135.9 billion South Korea: $101.5 billion Vietnam: $66.4 billion |
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Not only did it remove jobs, it removed the taxes earned by those companies and put people into relying on the State rather than contributing to the State. So long as the present trend continues, debt will rise. Spain, Portugal, Greece, etc. Problems are they little in the way of a private sector contributing to the taxes to service their debts. Look at how much they borrowed against other countries. Small amounts until they're put up against real GDP. Real GDP is dropping in the West. We are now too reliant on the casinos that go from boom to bust too easily. |
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Why would the EU want to help Trump. The guy that openly mocks the EU, thinks Farage is a great guy, and states that Brexit was a smart move. Get a grip. The living standards of the western world depend on cheap consumer goods manufactured in China. It is utter fantasy to suggest that there are simple populist solutions to the transfer of low skilled jobs to low cost territories. Silly old hypocrites like you and Trump believe this shite, but the reality is a lot more complex. :2 cents: |
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With respect, research the flow of wealth from the First World to the Third. Look at the incomes of most in the Third World. Then look at the growing poverty, low wages, unemployment and reliance on the State in the first. Look at the trends and then project them forward by 20 years. The essential element for the future is whether the automated factories of the future are where they are, what country they contribute wealth to. Then will China take over as the centre for financial industries? The West loses that and it's game over. |
These Companies Are at Risk in a U.S.-China Trade War |www.bloomberg.com
You might want to read this before you parrot the I hate China mantra. I know you probably won't. So here is a quote ... Quote:
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However, if you think iPhones aren't cheap. You just hinted at how successful you are in the world. Reserve mean nothing. It's the jobs for Chinese workers and profits for the bosses that matter. Once they're under threat China is at the table trying to give more and take less. Agree with you about the voting system. It's in the grip of the people who are benefiting from the present situation and wanted Clinton to keep it going. |
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Again someone who relies on cheap imports to get by. How long before your job gets exported? Or just lost because your customers are on benefits? I suggest you join Thommy and research the situation over the last 40 years. Then project it forward. |
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you got fat...fat wants to stay fat...staying fat does not entail sharing the cookie or working for it...you are now looking for a miracle weight loss supplement and trump promised you one :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh http://positivelybarack.com/images/9407_6.png |
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what you do not understand about economy is that you will increase the costs for any kind of production dramaticly. that means that products will become more expensive and will be baught LESS. if products are bought less, it iwill decrease the number of people who get work from it and with that the potencial buyers will become even lesser. If you want to make growing you have to use the most advantage out of every part. means that technology countries can possibly easier and cheaper find new technologies but they canīt produce them cheap because the labour costs re too high. you also canīt compare labour costs with standards of a country. I live in Thailand and here the majority have less than a 5000 dollar income per year. but the can live from that. show me an american who can live from 5000 per year. but to prevent that prices going far over the existing limit they would have to work for that money to make the pricecalculation same it was before. that what you think will NOT bring higher wages, taxes and less government spending it will be the opposite, because a number of underpaid workers will pay a MUCH LOWER ammount of tax because first of all the % is lower on small incomes as on high and 2nd the ammount is lower too. if one person is making a million per year the country gets a MUCH higher percentage of that as you give the same ammount of money to 100 workers, right or not ? so HOW can the taxes become more ? and HOW do this 100 pay for the products if they do not make sufficient on their production? I tell you what they are going to do - the will safe their own jobs away. and another thing you should compare is not only the lower income and lower costs in china against higher income against higher costs - the PRIVATE household in china have nearly no dept. so if it would be nessecary there is still potential. in usa this potential was over itīs limit 25 years ago already. yes maybe after a decade of 50 or 60 years we will find new ways and regulations but they will be based on the same logics of the economic cycle - and we pay this wiseness with 50 or 60 years of wars, revolutions and poverty. i am not worry about trump and his lobby - they will have made a fortune in that time. who am i worry are the people who are working hard for a little better life but they are handycapped in their knowledge about economies and did exactly the wrong step. for my opinion a democracy is a pure pharse if people can vote for things waht they do not understand. and THIS is not only a strategy in the US. that happens all over the world. I remember that they discussed in Germany a few years ago, to give voterights for EVERY member of a familiy - even for babies what are 6 days old. And they had the idea to give that voting right to the parents. Now imagin a family with 12 children and no clue about nothing have the power to overvote the smartest and highly interessted person with a good knowledge and far view. That shows EXACTLY the strategy of the political scene in the word because the best option to become the king is to be the one eyed under blinds. greetings thommy |
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90% of the world production of industry metals are from china. 97% of the so called "rare earth elements" or "strategic metals" what are need especially in the high tech industry like mobilephones, computer, hybrid cars, wind tourbines etc. are from china. china gave up the monopol for it in 2015 following an arbitration of the world trade organization and exports them to the whole world (btw. this abritration was caused by complaint of the USA) Here is a list of this rare earth elements including where they can be found. i donīt know how big is the % factor in "imports from china" is on that but i think it is quite funny that a country declares a trade war against another one who have what they need. itīs your turn now to explain me how US technology want to survive by donīt import from china. voodoo ? or maybe buy it from south america where is 1% of this ressources? or let the europeans made some win to buy it first from china and then put something on top and sell it to USA ? what is your and donalds plan on that ? greetings thommy |
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Example if Apple suddenly pulled it's manufacturering from China and moved it to say Mexico.. It hurts Apple short term but foxcom the Chinese manufacturer is out of business while Apple rolls on. China companies do not own the products they are making, they are middle man labor. China has not developed companies that own their bands, they produce parts and pieces. They don't have companies like Apple, IBM, Microsoft, Levis, ect..ect |
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I am not a friend of chinas politics but I am a realistic person and I know that not ONE of this chinese products went to USA on own feet and kicked out other products from the shops. the reason why this products are there are because someone ordered them because his buyers WANT this products. ALL of them in this chain are not chinese they are 100% americans. NOBODY forced them to buy this products. here are some links and as usual not from fake news portals READ HERE WHAT THE US-CHINA BUSINESS COUNCIL SAY READ HERE WHAT GOODS AMERICAN IS IMPORTING FROM CHINA READ HERE WHAT GOODS THEY ARE EXPORTING TO CHINA look on the last links also the numbers from the amercian key industries planes, trains, chemicals, industrial engines and tell me who will buy them and keep the jobs with that. alone boeing have a plan to sell more than 7000 airplanes to china. what will happen to this company when trump cut this market line off ? and yes there ARE other plane factories in europe what are not smaller or worse than boeing. and this is just ONE of thousands of US-companies what are surviving from that market. how can someone think that 1,4 billion chinese people with another 3 billion asian what are trade connected with the ASEAN contract can not hit the US economy. we talking about more than half of the world population. and up to here we did not include russia, europe and a bunch of other nations what will not accept to be second. greetings thommy |
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China closes itself off from the world & free speech & artistic expression yet wants the world to do business with them and fuck us over on every deal. China outlawing all VPN and related apps & services by 2018 - GoFuckYourself.com - Adult Webmaster Forum |
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you just IGNORE facts because you canīt accept another meaning. maybe the world with a population of 8 Billion will loose 350 million buyers but the country with 350 million will lose 8 billion buyers. who do you think can stand that hit? greetings thommy |
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sure they are doing that because the war has already started and the first thing they will do to cut of the media - what is the similar strategy of trump in USA by calling the media liars and try to find a way to rule them. and from the history of my country i know that hitler did the same. where the fuck is the difference? greetings thommy |
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Trump is calling the media names. In America we can protest the government by the millions and not be arrested, not so in China. China has taken advantage of America's goodwill for too long and now America doesn't want to play with China so much. |
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just for a start: Apple is only like 30% of Foxconns revenue. It would hurt them if Apple left but it won't kill them and many Chinese companies have very deep pockets to buy western businesses and akquire knowhow they might be lacking |
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1) Trump apparently wanted his inauguration to include military Hardware including tanks, mobile missile launchers to roll down Pennsylvania Ave. The Military told him absolutely not gonna happen. When that failed he reportedly tried to get them to fly military jets over the air space. (source Right wing Tabloid news site https://nypost.com/2017/01/20/milita...-inauguration/ again who knows if you can believe the source because it was nypost and Huff post.. both extremely biased shitholes) 2) It seems Trump's little speech at the CIA had the exact opposite effect as he seems to think. It seem it pissed the intelligence office off even more because they said he disrespected them and only did it to bolster himself. (example when Obama gave a speech there he asked the CIA for "their help" in fighting our foes but Trump made it all about him by saying "he's behind" them.(like he's the kind wizard). Very subtle difference, but in the scope of the two speeches makes a lot of difference and the CIA/intelligence agencies noticed) (source: Sources say Trump's CIA visit made relations with intel community worse - CBS News ) Meaning this country is not Germany or any other, Trump might "want" to be a little dictator but it wont happen here. Too many people in this country have guns and will fight back at that sort of notion. Much less no one likes Trump except his brainwashed goons. He barely has any support in the govt as it is.. |
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Let America withdraw and let China stand on its own no big deal. America will suffer but we'll get through it, we always do. We made an error in feeding China's communist machine in the name of profits. |
American Businesses in China
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sure, close your borders, bring back manufacturing, build the iPhone yourself (hard to achieve btw without rare earth metals from China) but unless you also raise minimum wage to $40 per hour, it will be a very grim life. And if Donny also manages to alienate EU, Canada and Mexico, he and Mrs. Mayhem from UK can try to live in their own little bubble but it won't be fun. world economics doesn't work like this |
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Next you will explain to us all about parking issues with ford pintos and who makes the best cleaner to get fondue stains out of shag rugs. |
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Again, I don't think much of anything will happen. Trump is a blow hard and he will get a lot of resistance from US companies.. He will do a lot of huffing and puffing in the media and then he and china will play nice.. edit.. As a side note this sort of proves the argument even more that China is just a labor pool.. I always thought Foxconn was Chinese but it's not. It's a Taiwan-based firm. Meaning it's not even a Chinese company. They could just as easily build factories elsewhere and keep US relations..during a trade war, if that actually happen and China couldn't do anything to stop them. |
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China is abusing its relationship with America, and as you can see from their statements, they are very threatening. "Do business with us or else". America should never have fed the Chinese communist machine its turned into a monster that needs to be slayed, or left alone to fend for itself. It's ironic people mention a WORLD economy and in the next breath say you won't survive without CHINA :1orglaugh Before China a lot of our manufacturing was in Taiwan, the Phillipines & India |
you guys are free to not believe what I say - I guess we will see soon who's right
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when they are talking baout china imports they think on the 2 dolla shirt in walmart (what would cost 20 dollar when it is produced in USA). as you see on the links iīve posted USA is importing a lot of basic materials for their own high-tech industry what is later beeing exported to other countries with a high profit. the majority of imports from china are NOT t-shirts and not even the majority of the 2-dollar sirts are from there because most of them are made in carribean free trade zones what where INSPIRED by honored us goverments and the US industry. i mean it is his first day today and he already canceled TPP, fucked the dollar and the stocks and deleared war against all and everything including US media because they just prooved his lies. i can not see anything good in that and i hope that american people wake up before it is too late. greetings thommy |
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Buying while the blood is in the water works well too ...:2 cents: |
Not even in office a week and tRump is starting a trade war. You can bet rich people will not be taking it up the ass on this one. But who will? The poor and middle class of Amerika that's who. Good times in tRumputin land. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
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trump reminds me of that avengers civil war movie, where ant man becomes tiny and enters iron mans suit and just starts fucking random shit up :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
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"China?s natural resources include its vast farmland, water supply, mineral deposits, and plant and animal biodiversity. The country is rich with natural resources and utilizes them for tourism and exporting." So they can sell those resources to the West. I really have no idea why you're in favour of the Third World producing goods the First World use to export and increasingly making most people in the First World poorer. |
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I was trying to point out how lowering people's incomes, trickles down onto other people. I guessed I will have to treat you like a 5 year old and explain things clearer. |
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