I mean exactly this, how can you be more “peasant” than JD f’ing Vance? I hate to say this but trash background catches up with you and shows your real mental level, only very insightful people escape that sort of thing. |
China only owns more than a trillion dollars of US debt. These “peasants” could destroy the US economy at will. But sure, insult them as we go cascading into a severe recession/depression brought about by America’s breathtakingly stupid trade war. That’ll show ‘em. Moron. |
No, they couldn't. China is on far shakier ground than the US economically. |
JD Vance's family are rich enough to be Chinese peasants who lend USA money. But JD hates his family (and everyone else), so he would not be offended by that observation.
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But their pain threshold is VERY high, our people can't go 2 days without their "hauls". Also, Trump is operating in a democracy (for now at least), Xi will make the decisions with an iron fist, so Trump doesn't have the power that Xi has over his people and that will be the main deciding factor. |
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Are you talking about the Chinese or Elon Musk? |
That was the case before “Liberation Day”. Not so much anymore. Xi will make it his life’s work to do what it takes to win. |
I don’t agree with Vance, but our Federal Reserve could buy every dollar on CN held debt, no problem. They have reduced their balance sheet over 2 trillion in the last 2 years, so there is room. |
The American lifestyle is funded by poor people from other countries. Hope you pay 3x prices and buy only American made goods, start with your phone. |
He is white trash through and through. He insulted all of Europe and now China. Pig. |
Or better yet, start with your coffee tomorrow. |
HAVE YOU SAID THANK YOU ONCE? |
This should be a warning to all Americans. Lutnick said: “You know those jobs screwing in tiny screws into phones, those jobs are coming to America.”
Ergo, they want to give Americans peasant jobs. They want to replicate peasant class China has. This is more gilded age sh-t. |
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There's a huge financial bubble in China, particularly in unoccupied real estate. It won't take much to come down in a crash. Plus Xi has a tenuous hold on power and the country is looking to focus on external threats to quell major internal problems. |