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I swear these conservatives/Republicans are hilarious with this fury in regards to China. How many threads are we going to have with puffed-out chests calling for retribution?
Your leaders, who you voted for BTW, sold your jobs/goods to the lowest bidder years ago...which was China in many respects.
And now you want those same leaders to "get even" by demanding money or debt relief from China?
What world are you folks living in?
LMAO
You're now like your statist peers on Team Blue with their Russia obsession.
Two peas in a pod.
Apparently the only one who bought the goods while hospitals were buying built overnight in China to deal with it that it was no big deal and under control wasn't Trump.
It's not China's fault that Trump and his administration didn't take this seriously early on...
That said, China is no friend of ours and this best be a wake up call...its time to at least bring the manufacture of products that we truly need back to the US. Electronics like TVs, IPADs, and the like can still be made there to keep prices low...but medical equipment, and antibiotics, and vaccines, and any food should not be coming from there. That needs to be produced within our borders.
We need more domestic Chip manufacturing too imo. It's very high tech and China hasn't been able to establish a food hold in the non basic chips, but most of the FAB shops are all in the Asian Pacific (Taiwan, South Korea, Japan).
We need more domestic Chip manufacturing too imo. It's very high tech and China hasn't been able to establish a food hold in the non basic chips, but most of the FAB shops are all in the Asian Pacific (Taiwan, South Korea, Japan).
Pretty sure the bag of Doritos I ate early this week was made right here in the US of A. They might not be high tech or nothing, but they darn well taste good.
That would make the u.s 100% responsible for the Spanish flue pandemic of 1918.
The following is only my opinion:
America was involved in war over seas. Spain was first to report hence the Spanish flu. American soldiers brought it back to the Unites States when returning home. Patient Zero was at a military camp. These are facts. Where it originated still has missing pieces to the puzzle.
China on the other hand had a dozen epidemics birthed from their nation within the
last 100 years and half a dozen within our life times. China accountability for Covid 19 strain is 100%.
The following is only my opinion:
China media admitted the virus came from a meat market and went as far as claiming
no sign of human to human infection existed.............hmmmmmm?
I believe:
China 100% Accountability and pending global Lawsuit for destroying the World Economy whether intentionally or inadvertently.
Last edited by Mr.Retired; 04-04-2020 at 06:00 AM..
This is not what is happening here. trump was feeling the heat for not being prepped for the upcoming pandemic even though he knew about it since January. We started holding him accountable for it, so faux news devised a plan to deflect attention away from him, to China. trump supporters, as always, ate it up and ran with the “TALKING POINT”. Nothing more, nothing less. Pure deflection, which I admit, trump is a MASTER of doing.
You haven't got a very good grip on the timeline of events or the criminality of the Chinese actions. Why is that? The information is freely available.
That would make the u.s 100% responsible for the Spanish flue pandemic of 1918.
In 1918, the words "Billions" & "Trillions" hadn't been invented by our politicians yet, so it would only cost us millions.
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