Laughably over simplistic. I don't think anyone thinks of China as a nation they want to emulate politically, but doing business with them does seem to be preferable given their massive growth and expansion throughout the world.
The pole was about overall perception not economics so my point standsLaughably over simplistic. I don't think anyone thinks of China as a nation they want to emulate politically, but doing business with them does seem to be preferable given their massive growth and expansion throughout the world.
The economics is a factor into how they're perceived though, since that is the main interaction nations have with China. From a political perspective they are non interventionist (with regional exceptions), so they don't carry the baggage the US does since the latter's been at the lead of a lot of interventionism.
China is looking like a more stable and trustworthy trading partner these days.
That's pretty ridiculous asking for equal trade is not unreasonable.
And again if that bothers you more than genocide then your credibility is below zero
What is unreasonable is putting a tarrif on the the entire planet in an unhinged and unplanned way that is so amateurish that it includes uninhabited islands.
The US is imploding itself for no reason other than to feed billionaires more money.
Someone presents an argument without the snide personal remark and how do you respond??
Be careful about making an argument while avoiding personal attacks, because you might get this kind of rebuttal...
The "opportunity vacuum" is in their very own country.
One would have to have US corporations do that.
If you read the context you see that wasn't directed at him so your attempt to find a negative from the "other tribe" failed
That smells like tribalist spin
There's nothing untrustworthy about demanding equal trade terms
That would only raise prices and limit products for American consumers.
How so?
When a President negotiates a trade deal… let’s say with Canada and a few years later unilaterally decides that that deal that he negotiated is a bad deal and then imposes retaliatory tariffs… that is being 100% untrustworthy
75% of the world?
Maybe...or maybe not.
www.newsweek.com
ironically the pole shows how just How Great America is75% of the world?
Maybe...or maybe not.
Map shows countries that prefer China to the US
China has overtaken the U.S. in net favorability and enjoys far more support across the globe, according to a new report.
I'm guessing the highly paid Elite experts in those countries no more than you. and you can bet your ass they won't decouple from the United States except for the ass backwards countries
They already are working on it.
Yes really.
Uhuh
