sliding scale of liberalism and economic success

ha ha ha you said liberalism

rights in america

ha ha ha

i think that bro maybe doesn't know what i am talking about?

are we going by the current or historic definition of liberal?

anyway, china makes a profit because they have no regulation on their industry (remember, this is still technically their industrial revolution phase) and they make everything for the first world but don't import our items because they're basically the apex of the free trade system. They make their own s*** and sell us theirs and they make so much money they might have the resources to bailout our government (don't quote me on this, I don't know the exact amount myself).

J.P. Morgan of the f*** world.

If only we had sh*t worth exporting. Besides jobs.

well they don't import anything in general, not just our stuff

do you think china will enter a depression at some point a la the US in the 30s? they're different situations etc but I don't really know enough about China and I'm curious

also nobody, is acting like a guy who doesn't understand anything your new thing or do you actually not understand anything?

I believe at some point China's economy will crash because they'll be using their money recklessly in some manner. Knowing how their money is dispersed along the population could help. If I understand it correctly, a majority of the people work in the sweatshops for pennies an hour and the chain of command makes more than all of them, starting with the factory managers. How the higher ups spend their money could influence the future if its reckless enough and they throw it away as if it grew on trees. However, whether the sample we can take actually represents everyone is a tough question.

I think that unlike Americans, the Chinese choose to spend their money on different things. I read an article in this week's New Yorker about popular Chinese novels being "work epics" or something similar, where there is no fantasy and the stories are more or less based around making tons of money and rising up in the ranks of the business. The mindset of Chinese workers is very Capitalistic (recalling that China is Communist-in-Name-Only, it makes sense seeing that they've taken advantage of mechanization and their large workforce and is a logical step forward.), and how they use their money might just reflect that nature. If they follow the blueprint left by America's Gilded Age, then we should see a decline whether the government can regulate this cash flow or not.

yes
this is always how it works 110% of the time and there is just about nil you can do about it