Slop.

They're a dictatorship? As opposed to which currently-existing system?

There was an amazing tweet I vaguely remember seeing posted on on r/shitliberalssay that had some liberal noticing that a Chinese subway stop they had previously called out for being "in the middle of nowhere" was, three years later, at the heart of a bustling new population centre. Iirc they weren't impressed and declared it to be a matter of "luck".

Planning is apparently too advanced a concept for these people.

where future growth is expected

And God forbid if they were providing public transit to everyone in the country, including people living in rural areas. Obviously China should have a culture of Ford F150s and de facto segregation like the US.

Ive been watching DPRK vids from an english woman who's visiting and documenting some cool stuff and honestly the shit you see in the comments is the most blatant liberal racism ever.

Filming the face of a local? Especially if that local is showing joy? "RIP" "I hope they survived"

Food? "How can you enjoy this food when everyone starves and eats dogs etc. etc." "Probably fake"

Viewing any built up area with infrastructure? "I hope they paid you well for this" "where are the people???"

The first comment just baffled me, literally saying "but how am I gonna keep hating on my trade partner?" as if that was a good thing somehow. 69 upvotes at the time of the screenshot. Unlimited compulsory reeducation on the western world.

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Yeah, China will just trade with the rest of Asia, Africa, Mexico, Central America, South America, Canada, Europe and Australia. America is a big market but it's not the only game in town. China kind of is.

I was curious so I briefly looked it up, if I remember right, China only imports like 7 percent of its total imports from the USA. It was comparable to South Korea. They can weather this storm far better than the US.

About the last paragraph, many non-US-vassals countries fear chinese products, now not going to burgerland and in a hurry, might dump their markets.

It's a pain in the ass for everyone in the short term, with potential weird ripple effects

Over this past year I've had the realisation that reeducation camps will have to be compulsory for at least half the fucking west... I hate Europeans I hate Europeans I hate Europeans

Eh, once China winning is inevitible they'll have always been pro china. Liberals are narrativists and opportunists and if the narrative contradctions cannot be papered over they'll retcon.

US political support only makes sense if you view it in the lens of mindless sports team support. Their team is the good guys, the other team is the bad guys, therefore their team good and they need to win the Votebowl.

I think this is why they find it so hard to understand why anyone could like China's government. The US media basically presents the CPC as a wrestling "heel" a villain who just does bad things because they're bad so the audience has someone to hate. Things like policy, success, transparency are irrelevant to them, because they aren't thinking about politics when they talk about politics, they are talking about their favourite sport, "politics" where "their" team needs to win. (I think this also explains their blind loyalty to political parties that fuck them over time and time again, because what a party actual does to govern is irrelevant to them, it's only about "their team")

lemmynsfw

stroke out

Answered with statistics just in case. Hope they'll drain the snake poison thinking of Chinese prison statistics NGL.

Transportation runs on supply and demand in the West, except for cars, and subways aren't cars. It's why this shit never goes anywhere, it follows the logic of "Why build a bridge, nobody is swimming across the river?". Except for cars, where every kilometer driven adds 3 eurodollars to the GDP and as such every new road pays for itself in at most 2 years