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R. Guyovich posted:the wearing of the dress was fine but the pose (and the vine) are not. just my onion
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Rent-A-Cop posted:We get it, you have a red onion. Stop lording it over everyone.
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sincx posted:At least some people in China are working on more solutions to their water crisis than "lets use the 1000 year old Grand Canal as an aqueduct."[/url] I’ve workrd for a Chinese company that “works on more solutions to a problem” and LOL a ton of the girls did some great shopping on taobao, so that’s...good?
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May 4, 2018 21:26
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sincx posted:As an aside, is it me, or are mainstream publications using formerly "MRA"-type terms, like "hypergamy," a lot more? For the longest time I thought that was just a PUA word. It’s a term from anthropology borrowed by the redpill types to explain “chads and stacys”
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May 4, 2018 21:34
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sincx posted:The above is basically the US saying "agree to these terms that will ensure US superiority indefinitely, or else." China's only response will be "ok, we'll take the 'else.'" Half of those are "act like everyone else does regarding trade, like you agreed to when you joined the WTO." The first 2 in particular are the roughest ones.
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May 4, 2018 21:37
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Every country subsidizes it’s own industries and steals industrial secrets like it’s going out of style. The entire DGSE in France exists to steal foreign industrial secrets. The NSA builds backdoors into Cisco routers so they can conduct industrial spying. Pretty hilarious to be the #1 industrial espionage haver and demand that #2 shut it down
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May 4, 2018 21:44
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Peven Stan posted:The NSA builds backdoors into Cisco routers so they can conduct industrial spying. Pretty hilarious to be the #1 industrial espionage haver and demand that #2 shut it down wow, good thing i have a netgear router
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May 4, 2018 21:45
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sincx posted:Get ready for TRADE WAR!!! If I was China: 1-What am I getting in return/Why aren't you closing the gap the other way. 2-When you stop subsidizing Lockheed with spurious orders of F-35's. 3-No. 4-When you stop doing the same... I mean what are you talking about I have no idea, slander I say/Why is it okay for Russia to do it and not us? 5-Sure we can discuss this. 6-Do you even meet our health and safety standards?
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Just as I predicted, the trade talk went nowhere. Time to screw the red state farmers.
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landgrabber posted:wow, good thing i have a netgear router No it is not a good thing to have a netgear router.
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May 4, 2018 21:52
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I've had no issues with my netgear router. It is a more expensive ~200$ one though.
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Raenir Salazar posted:If I was China: Tell me about China's health and safety standards.
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the best time for them to try and strangle the Chinese economy was 10 years ago. It seems like for every American market there are other countries just waiting in the wings to sell poo poo to China (like the Brazilian soybean industry stepping up after China stopped buying American soybeans)
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whatever7 posted:Just as I predicted, the trade talk went nowhere. xi jinping must betray his decades long love of the state of iowa harrowing stuff
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Peven Stan posted:the best time for them to try and strangle the Chinese economy was 10 years ago. It seems like for every American market there are other countries just waiting in the wings to sell poo poo to China (like the Brazilian soybean industry stepping up after China stopped buying American soybeans) 10 years ago there was a financial crisis. The best time was the Bin Laden years.
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And yet ZTE collapsed and is on indefinite life support from unilateral US sanctions so methinks soybeans aren't the only thing China needs to import from the US.
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ZTE hasn’t collapsed. It’s share price is stable on the HK and SZ stock exchanges. Won’t stop you from rubbing yourself raw on that elaborate delusion that collapse is right around the corner.
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You'd have to be dumb to hold ZTE stock in China now because it's being propped up indefinitely by a flood of state money. You invest in China on the basis of who the government has picked to win, not on the basis of merit or profitability.
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Isn't the Chinese stock market shut down every time someone tries to sell anything? I'm sure that's just a sign of healthy competition with Chinese characteristics.
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Fojar38 posted:On the basis of who the government has picked to win, not on the basis of merit or profitability. Man this is hilarious. Lockheed Martin gets literally more money than most cabinet level agencies but it’s China that picks winners and losers.
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Peven Stan posted:Man this is hilarious. Lockheed Martin gets literally more money than most cabinet level agencies but it’s China that picks winners and losers. Yeah, the only reason that Chinese aerospace companies aren't filling DoD contracts is because of unfair trade practices by the US government. You nailed it Pevan Stan. Darkest Auer posted:Isn't the Chinese stock market shut down every time someone tries to sell anything? I'm sure that's just a sign of healthy competition with Chinese characteristics. Trading in ZTE stocks has been frozen since April 17, when the sanctions were announced, which means that Pevan Stan opened up a SK/HK market chart, saw ZTE stocks as a straight line/no data availabe from April 17 until now, and said to himself "Yep, stable as stable can be!" Fojar38 fucked around with this message at 23:20 on May 4, 2018 |
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Vladimir Putin posted:No it is not a good thing to have a netgear router. jokes are hard
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Fojar38 posted:Yeah, the only reason that Chinese aerospace companies aren't filling DoD contracts is because of unfair trade practices by the US government. You nailed it Pevan Stan. The goalposts are still where Peven left them. You're defending a dumpster.
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I mean China does pick winners and losers, technically, in the fact that it's a state-managed capitalist economy, but that's so reductive as to be worthless.
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EdithUpwards posted:The goalposts are still where Peven left them. You're defending a dumpster. Forcing foreign companies to hand over their technology and enter joint-enterprises with state owned firms in exchange for temporary access to the Chinese market before being forced out once a heavily state-subsidized domestic champion emerges is not the same as the Pentagon giving Lockheed Martin lots of business.
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ZTE phones sell pretty well in Europe btw, and have been for years and years while their penetration in the US market has been collapsing for a while.
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Fojar38 posted:Forcing foreign companies to hand over their technology and enter joint-enterprises with state owned firms in exchange for temporary access to the Chinese market before being forced out once a heavily state-subsidized domestic champion emerges is not the same as the Pentagon giving Lockheed Martin lots of business. Is that like Siemens being forced to manufacture their sd-400 trains in the US in order to compete for mass transit contracts? Or how about South Korea insisting that Boeing manufacture a certain amount of parts for the 747/787 with a Korean joint enterprise: quote:Korean Air's Aerospace Division is a key Boeing partner on both the 747-8 and 787 programs, supplying the distinctive raked wing-tips for each model. They are also one of two suppliers producing the new 737 MAX Advanced Technology (AT) Winglet. Literally everything China asks for is standard operating procedure, even in rich countries like South Korea.
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China is learning a lot from things the US does, like propping up failing corporate enterprises instead of giving workers a viable social safety net.
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I think that Trump is going to find out pretty soon that China has mastered the "Art of the delay"...which is their best option anyway, with regards to what the current US administration says it wants to do..
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Peven Stan posted:Every country subsidizes it’s own industries and steals industrial secrets like it’s going out of style. The entire DGSE in France exists to steal foreign industrial secrets. The NSA builds backdoors into Cisco routers so they can conduct industrial spying. Pretty hilarious to be the #1 industrial espionage haver and demand that #2 shut it down https://www.europarl.europa.eu/EPRS/EPRS_STUDY_538877_AffaireEchelon-EN.pdf classic us despite the we both do it argument being valid. i highly doubt that the US did it as successfully as China, due to their scale and structure. gucci bane fucked around with this message at 11:06 on May 5, 2018 |
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Everbody embeds stuff in polyamide sheets these days.
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 lmao, can't wait for the "X HAS HURT THE FEELINGS OF THE CHINESE PEOPLE" article in GT
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Jeoh posted:
Cool, Chinese companies should rename Texas to Tejas, Occupied Aztlán
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Peven Stan posted:Cool, Chinese companies should rename Texas to Tejas, Occupied Aztlán They are 110% free to do that and nobody will give a poo poo.
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Huh... that is actually the correct and original meaning of "political correctness" which I never expected to see again.
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Peven Stan posted:Cool, Chinese companies should rename Texas to Tejas, Occupied Aztlán This would be hilarious so they totally should
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