How can the US & World Punish China

Originally posted by BrolyBlack
You definitely should, that makes her more qualified than both of you baboons to talk trade🙂

It just keeps getting worse for China has the "news" gets out:

Racism against Africans
Corruption in companies fudging numbers to get better stock market performance

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China needs to wake up and realize they can't hide this stuff like they could a few decades ago. It's not the same world.

Best way to punish China is to remove as many of their manufacturering plants as possible and to convince as many companies as possible to stop placating their fascist nonsense.

Originally posted by BackFire
Best way to punish China is to remove as many of their manufacturering plants as possible and to convince as many companies as possible to stop placating their fascist nonsense.

No it isn't. The best way to punish them is to get the whole world to constantly do this at every Chinese person forever

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then nuke them.

or you can all boycott Chinese products. but that requires effort, so of course it'll never happen. much easier to just let your anger out on the internet, then point your browser to amazon and order lots of cheap chinese manufactured products

A lot of companies are already in the process of migrating to India, have been for awhile now, so give it time.

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
We should raise tariffs on imported goods from China. That'll teach 'em.

This is no longer a joke.

😂

But, yes.

Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
All of these f***ing commie sympathizers on this site makes me sick to my stomach. *BARF*

I wonder if Ethneo still feels this way about commies.

Which other countries are the commies again?

The reason he hates China isn't because they're communist, it's because they're Chinese.

Though like most Rightist he has a fetish for Asian women and watches/masturbates to trans women on men porn, even though trans women are men and gay sex is gross/wrong according to his beliefs. Go figure.

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