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How do we stop China?
Isaac Robinson
Jaxson Morris
Logan Nelson
you don't
Matthew Davis
why stop it
Wyatt Smith
By stopping america
Ethan Baker
Because Trump said so
Benjamin Allen
How?
Aaron Martinez
trump is going to negotiate with china next month on trade
it was a good run for 2 weeks
Evan Perez
B-but muh ghost cities ??
Anthony Adams
China is big
Drumpf hands are small
he can't stop China with such small hands
Elijah Ortiz
Who is the better negotiator?
Christopher Rodriguez
Hands?
Evan Morales
How????
Camden Morgan
Absolute powerhouse.
Nicholas Price
Well, how about stop fucking with everyone else economy?
Ayden Carter
>C-China will collapse any second now
>B-Business Insider told me t-that China is building ghost cities and therefore it will collapse
Camden Rogers
Trump actually was right in a way that was actually implicit. Most developed countries and heavy weights of the world are expected to have freer markets if they want to be a part of the world and receive a fair treatment.
At the same time, developed countries are willing to accept developing and underdeveloped countries to have heavy fees on imports and lax laws on exports. Developing countries are incredibly more dependent on exports than developed ones. And that's why this "trade war" exempted all the developed countries with free economies, and developing countries with protectionist policies.
And effectively, Chinese officials said that they'd consider lowering the import fees they have everywhere.
Jordan Powell
Where does Argentina stand at this?
Cameron Powell
Did they?
What China says and what China does are two separate things.
Also, China is a developing country and we did not exempt India.
Lincoln Ward
Road safety laws
Bentley Clark
We're a developing shithole and the American Government did in fact say they'd consider exempting us. Same for Brazil, Canada, and Mexico and the EU. Now this is temporary and has some strings attached and some paperwork has to take place first but eh
Yeah, but they're inserting themselves heavily into world trade, without letting other countries sell stuff to them. They might be developing, but even then they're heavy weights. It makes sense the US would demand some kind of reciprocity with import-export policies. And India was not exempt because this "trade war" focused on iron and steel primarily, and India is not a major steel producer to begin with, so it doesn't really affect them in the first place.
The major steel suppliers for the US are Canada, a country with a free market, and Brazil, a developing country.
And you bet that the US will demand that Brazil drops its protectionist policies when they develop some more.
But you're right, take whatever China says with a grain of salt.
Kevin Campbell
That's not very impressive.
Eli Butler
Do we even have to? A country with 30%+ of it's economy dependant on us buying 'cheap chink shit', importing over half of their foodstuff, domestic foodstuff filled with heavy metals, environment polluted beyond all comprehension, entire cities that will develop communal cancer in 10 years, countless separatists groups and polluted/disappearing water resources.
China will collapse, it's just a question of time.