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Merdifex posted:Glorious PLAN turning into glorified baby formula smuggling service is loving hilarious. In a war the chinese carriers will be useless since all the space aboard the ship will be used to smuggle western goods instead of bombs and missiles
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Bumming Your Scene posted:So basically their new family member was an ornament for them at his own wedding "In China you can be anything without any knowledge or education."
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China's fine. This is a predictable part of China's adjustment to a consumption driven economy. They could be in in for a few rough years but probably nothing compared to what the US went through after 2008 and if I remember correctly the US even though it hasn't really addressed the root of those problems is "gasp" still here. It's also important to remember current global economic conditions were not created by China but they are relatively well placed to muddle through the chaos. The US, however, who is really responsible for where we are has already used up it's spare tires. China's has US$ 3.5 trillion in the bank, a huge investment in infrastructure (which includes some excess investments but I'll take that over banker bailouts any day). Most importantly as regards the shift to domestic consumption driving GDP China as of an October 2015 Credit Suisse report for the first time has the largest population of middle class defined as holding net assets of US$50K to 500K in the world. China has 109 million the US 92 million and China not surprisingly added twice as many middle class than the US since 2000 and China's rate of middle class creation continues to far outstrip the US. So yes. The oppressed "slave labourers" are doing okay. They are also making massive investments in green technology to address growth related pollution problems. China's going in the right direction and they have the patience to think long term not the next news cycle.
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Mattavist posted:"In China you can be anything without any knowledge or education." 
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Fojar38 posted:China's fine. This is a predictable part of China's adjustment to a consumption driven economy. They could be in in for a few rough years but probably nothing compared to what the US went through after 2008 and if I remember correctly the US even though it hasn't really addressed the root of those problems is "gasp" still here. It's also important to remember current global economic conditions were not created by China but they are relatively well placed to muddle through the chaos. The US, however, who is really responsible for where we are has already used up it's spare tires. China's has US$ 3.5 trillion in the bank, a huge investment in infrastructure (which includes some excess investments but I'll take that over banker bailouts any day). Most importantly as regards the shift to domestic consumption driving GDP China as of an October 2015 Credit Suisse report for the first time has the largest population of middle class defined as holding net assets of US$50K to 500K in the world. China has 109 million the US 92 million and China not surprisingly added twice as many middle class than the US since 2000 and China's rate of middle class creation continues to far outstrip the US. So yes. The oppressed "slave labourers" are doing okay. They are also making massive investments in green technology to address growth related pollution problems. China's going in the right direction and they have the patience to think long term not the next news cycle. -------------> This space guaranteed to be full of the stupidest poo poo you can imagine about history that I don't understand. ------------->
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Rudager posted:As an Australian with a 7 month old baby, gently caress these guys, I literally have to loving pre-order formula right now.
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Fojar38 posted:They are also making massive investments in green technology to address growth related pollution problems. China's going in the right direction and they have the patience to think long term not the next news cycle. lol I like how you put this part at the end of the post just in case anyone was still staking it seriously.
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North Korea is its own sovereign nation. China has significant leverage over them, but it's still not absolute control. The Chinese can help broker peace and reunification, but it would likely involve the U.S. leaving South Korea first. The American presence might stabilize the peninsula, but it also escalates the conflict too. Experts have proposed the solution that North Korea become a province of China. This would automatically end the Korean War, rein in North Korea's nuclear arsenal, and lift the people out of poverty. The region would become a special territory, and Kim would join the ranks of China's leadership.
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Wow some high level foreign policy knowledge on display up in this poo poo
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Fojar38 posted:North Korea is its own sovereign nation. China has significant leverage over them, but it's still not absolute control. North Korea being absorbed into China is an insane idea.
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Vladimir Putin posted:North Korea being absorbed into China is an insane idea. WHAT
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Rudager posted:As an Australian with a 7 month old baby, gently caress these guys, I literally have to loving pre-order formula right now. I was thinking about this, why not just import a bunch of young chinese women, give them some oxytocin or what ever the hormone to cause lactation is, then have a bunch of wet nurses and natural milk for the local babies. Or maybe that idea is too japanese.
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Fojar38 posted:China's fine. This is a predictable part of China's adjustment to a consumption driven economy. They could be in in for a few rough years but probably nothing compared to what the US went through after 2008 and if I remember correctly the US even though it hasn't really addressed the root of those problems is "gasp" still here. It's also important to remember current global economic conditions were not created by China but they are relatively well placed to muddle through the chaos. The US, however, who is really responsible for where we are has already used up it's spare tires. China's has US$ 3.5 trillion in the bank, a huge investment in infrastructure (which includes some excess investments but I'll take that over banker bailouts any day). Most importantly as regards the shift to domestic consumption driving GDP China as of an October 2015 Credit Suisse report for the first time has the largest population of middle class defined as holding net assets of US$50K to 500K in the world. China has 109 million the US 92 million and China not surprisingly added twice as many middle class than the US since 2000 and China's rate of middle class creation continues to far outstrip the US. So yes. The oppressed "slave labourers" are doing okay. They are also making massive investments in green technology to address growth related pollution problems. China's going in the right direction and they have the patience to think long term not the next news cycle. The Chinese economy is based on fraud, fraud doesn't work in the long run
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Fojar38 posted:North Korea is its own sovereign nation. China has significant leverage over them, but it's still not absolute control. lol where do these idiots get these ideas?
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Darkman Fanpage posted:lol where do these idiots get these ideas? experts it says so right there
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is that from the new york times comments section as well, fojar?
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Darkman Fanpage posted:is that from the new york times comments section as well, fojar? no that one was from the globe and mail
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Fojar38 posted:no that one was from the globe and mail For a second I thought that you had gone full "China".
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Mozi posted:first time i was in china i had to ask my teacher why everyone was saying what sounded very much like the n-word multiple times per sentence (那个那个那个。。。） Hah! A Chinese postdoc I worked with mentioned specifically that they got told in no uncertain terms not to use that particular filler word while in the US because things might not go well for them.
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They have a similar word in Korean. It has caused problems. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXXUUYosdB8
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Fojar38 posted:North Korea is its own sovereign nation. China has significant leverage over them, but it's still not absolute control. I will gladly take a bus to this new province and make sure the women get proper sexual education and maybe some information about what memes are, considering my activities seem to be one now.
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Outrail posted:Might as well type it out. It's something to do with poor and black isn't it? wait why would the blacks be sending baby formula to China?
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Haier posted:I will gladly take a bus to this new province and make sure the women get proper sexual education and maybe some information about what memes are, considering my activities seem to be one now. look at these fine women 
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Boat posted:Hah! A Chinese postdoc I worked with mentioned specifically that they got told in no uncertain terms not to use that particular filler word while in the US because things might not go well for them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dbqK___rKw
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1000 Brown M and Ms posted:They have a similar word in Korean. It has caused problems. you see these rocks?
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1000 Brown M and Ms posted:They have a similar word in Korean. It has caused problems. It causes black men to laugh like Hollywood film villains
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etalian posted:look at these fine women I would watch these women be driven hither and tither, if you know what I mean.
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Decrepus posted:I would watch these women be driven hither and tither, if you know what I mean. weed is supposedly really popular in NK so you could hang and smoke weed with some Juche girls.
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computer parts posted:From what I've heard (college level classes), it's the equivalent of that boring political science class that everyone has to take as part of their general courses. Yeah. I forget the exact words but there's a common saying about how the stupidest professors end up teaching the Marxism class, along the lines of "Those who can do, those who can't teach, those who can't teach teach Marxism". whiteyfats posted:You're making GBS threads me I've not actually had a Chinese person tell me peppers are Chinese but my impression in Korea was not only do most Koreans think peppers are Korean, but that peppers are also not eaten anywhere outside Korea. I actually had a student here in China call another one a loving idiot for not understanding why Mexicans eat peppers, that was fun. etalian posted:weed is supposedly really popular in NK so you could hang and smoke weed with some Juche girls. Weed was a huge part of Korean culture until Park Chung-hee made it illegal in the 1960s out of fear of hippies undermining his dictatorship. North Korea didn't have that obviously, so it's still everywhere. In ancient Japanese art they indicate a ship is from Korea by putting a giant High Times  pot leaf on it. Korean kings were buried with supplies for the afterlife, which include huge bales of weed.E: Korean ship. 
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Grand Fromage posted:Weed was a huge part of Korean culture until Park Chung-hee made it illegal in the 1960s out of fear of hippies undermining his dictatorship. North Korea didn't have that obviously, so it's still everywhere. Wouldn't weed be good for the regime, better they pass out from too much weed than doing one of those well organized protests.
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They need those protests, otherwise they can't convince the populace that they actually care about Takeshima.
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Grand Fromage posted:Korean kings were buried with supplies for the afterlife, which include huge bales of weed.
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Why on God's green gently caress do Chima girls leave their phones on all night long, then complain when they get woken up every 20 minutes from some stupid notification. Oh yeah that's right, no why.
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