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Donald Trump wants to keep China down, which will likely destroy world prosperity


               
2018 Oct 7, 7:07am   9,287 views  42 comments

by Gary Anderson   follow (0)  

Donald Trump wants to keep China down. The argument is all about Tech, but that misses the issue. It is about something other than tech. It is about energy. Tech is just collateral damage. And it is a cultural war, and Trump wants to war with the world. He wants a nation with 4.4 percent of the world population to control the world. It is dangerous and we could very well see the end of civilization:

http://www.talkmarkets.com/content/global-markets/is-the-usa-too-weak-to-let-china-succeed?post=193508&uid=4798

and:

http://www.talkmarkets.com/content/global-markets/scott-sumner-destroys-financial-times-fear-of-china?post=186426&uid=4798

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1   lostand confused   @   2018 Oct 7, 7:24am  

But the water bottles and the crooked angle of the arm!
2   Goran_K   @   2018 Oct 7, 7:25am  

I guess Gary is right. The only solution is to let China steal all of our IP and allow them to put massive tariffs on us to compensate.
3   Gary Anderson   @   2018 Oct 7, 7:37am  

Tenpoundbass says
http://www.talkmarkets.com/content/global-markets/is-the-usa-too-weak-to-let-china-succeed?post=193508&uid=4798


Ten pound brain you are not. Read the article. Realize that energy is why we are shooting ourselves in the foot and it needs to be researched and fixed. Apple is not the only company that will suffer over energy concerns. Notice how China stopped buying US oil.
4   Gary Anderson   @   2018 Oct 7, 7:39am  

Goran_K says
I guess Gary is right. The only solution is to let China steal all of our IP and allow them to put massive tariffs on us to compensate.


People said the same thing about Japan. We do fine with Japan. China is no different. Over a billion potential customers. But we turned on them. And we will lose them and the world economy will shrink. But I guess you will be able to find a cheap house in the Bay Area if you can find financing.
5   RWSGFY   @   2018 Oct 7, 8:28am  

"...the small dip in energy consumption per capita in 2008 and 2009 led to a serious recession in many countries of the world."

In other news: "Gale-force winds caused by swaying trees".
6   bob2356   @   2018 Oct 7, 9:14am  

personal
7   Tenpoundbass   @   2018 Oct 7, 9:17am  

bob2356 says
Gee, what happened to moderator Goran? I guess it only counts when you insult a right wing patnetter. .


I flagged my own post because Bob is right.
Even if Gary and I have shared a boisterous banter for the last 12 years on Patnet and I would even have a drink with the guy if his Muslim leanings would allow him to have a girly drink.
8   Tenpoundbass   @   2018 Oct 7, 9:31am  

Now back to Gary's orginal post.
China taking a sharp Left back to Communism will be their own undoing.
They are set up with many cities that could be productive like the world has never seen. And most of that consumption could be domestic.
But it would require them taking that same money they would normally spend on State owned Socialist businesses. And instead using it to lend out to entrepreneurial Chinese.
Those are one of the most pennywise, save savvy, and Loan repayment people on the planet. These are people that manage to live on the street, under their pushcarts in the existing Economic/Industrial hubs in the larger mainland Chinese Cities. While managing to save up $20K to $50K in a few years. There's a hell of a boom of National GDP just waiting to explode if China would nurture it, and lean back to Capitalism or at least a flavor of it that suits their needs.

Then there's the One China Road Hwy network they want to build. That will also need them to be more flexible to Capitalism than Socialist or Communism for them to make that reality. Nobody would want to make an Economic Agreement with a Communist Country that involves Jointly creating the Highway that Communist Super Power could use to invade and destroy you.

China's future is bright. If they stop trying to be our Cracker Jack prize manufacturer and focus on their own needs and consumption.
9   Strategist   @   2018 Oct 7, 9:38am  

Gary Anderson says
Donald Trump wants to keep China down. The argument is all about Tech, but that misses the issue. It is about something other than tech. It is about energy. Tech is just collateral damage. And it is a cultural war, and Trump wants to war with the world. He wants a nation with 4.4 percent of the world population to control the world. It is dangerous and we could very well see the end of civilization:


We control the world now, and all I see is a world wide boom in prosperity.
Trump wants free and fair trade with China and everyone else. Stealing our technology is not acceptable.
10   Strategist   @   2018 Oct 7, 2:12pm  

HEYYOU says
Tonight's homework: How many times have Rep/Cons spoken in public & held rallies to stop China's theft?


Millions.
11   MisdemeanorRebel   @   2018 Oct 7, 6:15pm  

China has MASSIVE domestic demand that is kept in check with an artificially cheap currency.

Chinese have so much savings, but if the Chicoms let the currency float it would appreciate rapidly, massively increasing buying power and getting Chinese to go on shopping sprees.
12   Shaman   @   2018 Oct 7, 6:39pm  

China’s biggest problem is that it’s ruled by authoritarians who’ve reluctantly let slip enough leash for their people to make some wealth. They need to keep moving towards freedoms and away from strict Totalitarianism if they want their success to continue. And that is the next step towards them joining the First World. They must continue to grow and bolster their local economy.

It’s the right time for us to have a real trade agreement with China. A big boy agreement like we have with Europe and Mexico and Canada. Trump is working on that.

Trade with China will continue. It MUST continue. So it will.
13   Gary Anderson   @   2018 Oct 8, 7:42pm  

Strategist says
We control the world now, and all I see is a world wide boom in prosperity.
Trump wants free and fair trade with China and everyone else. Stealing our technology is not acceptable.


The game isn't over, Zionist. Truth is, the trade gap widened in August. Trump is losing. People vote with their purchases and the strong dollar is making it less affordable anyway to buy American.
14   Strategist   @   2018 Oct 8, 8:02pm  

Gary Anderson says
Strategist says
We control the world now, and all I see is a world wide boom in prosperity.
Trump wants free and fair trade with China and everyone else. Stealing our technology is not acceptable.


The game isn't over, Zionist. Truth is, the trade gap widened in August. Trump is losing. People vote with their purchases and the strong dollar is making it less affordable anyway to buy American.


So what should Trump do? Increase the trade deficit even further, or reduce it?
15   Strategist   @   2018 Oct 8, 8:09pm  

Gary Anderson says
The game isn't over, Zionist.


Thank you Gary.
The choice was between supporting terrorists and suicide bombers, or those defending against them. I chose the latter. Who did you choose?
16   Gary Anderson   @   2018 Oct 8, 8:15pm  

Strategist says
The choice was between supporting terrorists and suicide bombers, or those defending against them. I chose the latter. Who did you choose?


It is well known that Israel supported ISIS, as did the USA. So, I choose neither. Trump is destroying ISIS, sort of, but then he is fomenting danger in Iran.

Here is what I think will happen, Trump could make the world a much dangerous place than even the neocons because it is based upon his mood.
17   Gary Anderson   @   2018 Oct 8, 8:17pm  

But you are off the subject, Strategist. The most dangerous thing in the world is the trade war coupled with the emerging market meltdown.
18   FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut   @   2018 Oct 8, 8:23pm  

Gary, guys like you said same things about Reagan and Soviet Union. Liberals were peeing their pants back in the 80's on a daily basis crying themselves to sleep. At the end America became stronger and better.

Same thing is today with China, we have an economic war with them, not an arms race. We either continue policy of weakness, and let them take us over and destroy us. Or we defend America and it's people (us). I'm with Trump, Peace Through Strength.

Gary Anderson says
But you are off the subject, Strategist. The most dangerous thing in the world is the trade war coupled with the emerging market meltdown.


Why wait, surrender now Gary. Conveniences today are much more precious than freedom tomorrow right?
19   Strategist   @   2018 Oct 8, 8:29pm  

Gary Anderson says
Strategist says
The choice was between supporting terrorists and suicide bombers, or those defending against them. I chose the latter. Who did you choose?


It is well known that Israel supported ISIS, as did the USA. So, I choose neither.


I'm so glad Israel and USA supported ISIS, and not the Muslims. I wonder why.
20   Strategist   @   2018 Oct 8, 8:31pm  

Gary Anderson says
But you are off the subject, Strategist. The most dangerous thing in the world is the trade war coupled with the emerging market meltdown.


Thank God. I always thought nukes in the hands of dictators and Muslims was the most dangerous thing.
21   MisdemeanorRebel   @   2018 Oct 8, 8:59pm  

FortWayneIndiana says
Gary, guys like you said same things about Reagan and Soviet Union. Liberals were peeing their pants back in the 80's on a daily basis crying themselves to sleep. At the end America became stronger and better.


"We have to accept the fact that the Soviet Union will be around a long time and we have to get along, we should think about unilateral nuclear disarmament" - was basically the liberal line throughout the 80s.
22   WookieMan   @   2018 Oct 9, 10:41am  

Gary Anderson says
The most dangerous thing in the world is the trade war coupled with the emerging market meltdown.


Any proof of this? Not a fan of Trump, but please link some indicators that are showing a "meltdown" coming.

Also, not sure how it's a trade war. We're the largest consumers per capita. Why do we owe any other country a damn thing? They should be paying US to send their goods here or make their own economies better. This is one of the things I do like about Trump.
23   MisdemeanorRebel   @   2018 Oct 9, 11:00am  

WookieMan says
Also, not sure how it's a trade war. We're the largest consumers per capita. Why do we owe any other country a damn thing? They should be paying US to send their goods here or make their own economies better. This is one of the things I do like about Trump.



Exactly. We ought to have the attitude that we are the Best Mall in the Area and charging a fortune for out-of-town businesses to set up shop.
24   Gary Anderson   @   2018 Oct 10, 12:01pm  

FortWayneIndiana says
Gary, guys like you said same things about Reagan and Soviet Union.


Ronald Reagan despised Donald Trump.

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