West: "We need to protect our millionaires and business for infinite growth." China: "So, you want to help us in the next project, or, would you rather go to our summer camp?"
Western media love exaggerate everything about China. Why would they put billionaires in summer camp when there is many other ways of threatening their business profits in China
Regan his and trickle down economics cucked USA. I went to cram school in Japan and we had at to apply for high school like university. I think USA needs to learn the importance of education. Even in France where my family is from so much education is free. A lot of people I meet in USA don't see the point of education since University/ college feels unattainable cost wise, housing cost block a lot of students from being able to afford education and housing. I don't understand why Americans have such laissez-faire attitudes towards better their country.
The game regulation: It affecte online gotcha games only. AND if parents allow their children to play, they can, it means parents are now in control. This regulation does not affect any single player games and even games without loot boxes.
@@pissfather6798 it's in the regulation itself, you can see what it didn't say in the regulation. It require the "online gaming service provider" to "regulate account of minors", but nothing about their parent or the parent supervise system - that means parent-supervised accounts are not affected. and it never mentions any single-player games or platforms that provide games that don't need "online service". If the parent allows, they can even use their adult ID card to register the account of their children, to make it unlimited.
@@coolorochi yes from my reading this affects any game thats being played online/in multiplayer so not just about gambling gacha shit. thats also many, many other games. i really dont see why the chinese government should even waste time and resources playing parents for these kids.
the problem with the Chinese education system is really that the country has limited higher paying opportunities compares to the amount of talents that rise through the education system. This causes competition to become more and more cut throat, even as public education are ordered to reduce class load parents would nonetheless pour every penny they can pushing the kids through private tutor services which ends up benefiting no one except the tutoring agencies. Its really an economical problem of education under capitalism prioritizing itself as a selection process rather than, ideally under socialism, to provide the highest education possible to most student because people no longer stop over one another in a job market fighting for higher incomes.
The CPC had always fights between the rightist and the maoist, it will ultimately lead to neoliberal capitalism or socialism depending which block will ultimately win. Either the working class will win the class struggle or the bourgoius will want more and more restrictions to be lifted.
I would say this isn't even just under capitalism. China traditionally does value scholars a lot as the civil service exams was a way to gain power and wealth. Under capitalism though it does become more and more cut throat and refined reducing a child to basically nothing more than a product you hope someone will buy. In the end China does have to find a way to make use of these overqualified graduates, as imo many of them do come to the states and other western countries because they expect less competition but never factor in the racism here and how more is expected of them for less pay and respect, not to mention dashing any hopes of them reaching anything beyond middle management position. Bamboo ceiling is a very real thing.
@@Drownedinblood The imperial civil exams were not readily available to everyone because education was till quite a luxury, so it doesn't create the same sense of widespread stress on everyone in our time where its seen as the primary means of social mobility. In a way we went from a lack of education to overproduction of education (which isn't a bad thing by itself but the economic system frustrates those who had put in the hard work only to find more competition for limited opportunities)
@@My-nl6sg This is correct, the heavenly kingdom rebellion was a result of a Hakkan man failing the exam many times despite his community paying for his education(they were still too poor).
I always love when hasan talks about Oklahoma like who would have guessed the Turkish man knows so much about it lmaoo, born and raised in Oklahoma City went to public school, hasan always gets it lmao
@@artcowboy I'm from Austria (the one with Schnitzel not kangaroos) and even here the memes about states like Oklahoma, Ohio or Wyoming being desolate backwaters are known lol
@@goutamboppana961 just that I was born and raised in Oklahoma and it’s just the bleak reality that teaching in Oklahoma is one of the hardest most underfunded positions you could have, education in Oklahoma is one of most undervalued things and I just love when hasan talks about Oklahoma bc he gets it
At the start of the video Hassan kind of gave a huge pass to China's antitrust business tactics. In the west, I was never unable to install a program in my PC or Smartphone if I had another software installed, and that doesn't count programs that are apple side only since that was the choice of the devs to develop it for apple users only, which hardly harms windows users since it usually have like 10 alternatives and sometimes, better alternatives. I pity apple users is what I want to say.
Teachers in Asia have like 5* rating teachers who are super important, and have social medias and huge billboards with them on them, they called one from Korea Trillion Won Man.
tbh the whole video game policy was proposed by Chinese family who doesn't want their children to spend too much on gaming but do not have the time to supervise their kid
@@irnbrewhaha It's not a segment, in fact, it's the majority of the Chinese parent who wanted such a policy. It's pretty hard for Westerners to understand but east asian families want their children to excel academically, gaming is an obstruction to their academics as it's addictive. Making such policy allow the CCP to gain more supports.
amazing how China holds such a tight leash on capital expansion and the anarchy of production and brings it into line when it finds serious problems. If only social democracy actually provided this as originally promised.
I remember my college roommate had a huge Chinese flag and spoke Mandarin as a white guy I always thought he was kind of a weird but maybe he had some good ideas
Now we see the result European company's are panicking since the car presentation in Shanghai... European car company's will become insignificant in china
@@michaeloak2705 eh ye but well that policy was proposed by Chinese parent who doesn't want their children to spend way too much on gaming. My parent is pretty supportive of the policy, thank god im in Singapore.
@@michaeloak2705I agree that 3 hours is too little but it may actually benefit society. Just a little time is enough to get some of the needed stress relief and it will also push people to go outside and meet new people. It will also prevent addiction and will likely increase the time spent on learning new things, whether they are school related or something like ongoing and past world conflicts and relations, which would increase the common knowledge of people.
I find it a bit puzzling to say that China has an economic crisis when the GDP is expanding with over 5%. I understand that there is high unemployment among young people and property prices are dropping, plus a deflation situation, but the growth is still very fast. It's not like 1990's Japan.
The video game limitation for minors is extremely popular for Chinese parents. lol But the kids will find a way, like using their grandparents' phones.
I agree. The older I get the more I come to the conclusion that violence is appropiate and necessary for change. Powerful people recognize that the majority of normal working class people would be saying "good"
@@idontcare9041 "The older I get the more I come to the conclusion that violence is appropiate and necessary for change." Try getting even older then. Maybe you will understand why that's a dumb idea.
@@iammeok I wanted the statement to be a bit provocative. If the state would intervene in the powerful fucking over the rest of us that'd technically be violence. If riots were to break out and someone intervenes that way... I'd probably vote for freeing that person if I could :) Let's call it pro-karma
@@iammeok All non violent movements had a concurrent militant movement that scared the powers that be into accepting the non violent movement to save face / avoid armed conflict. You are the dumb one for failing to realise the threat of violence at least is necessary for changing violence enforced systems.
@@newtagwhodis4535 damn for real ? it was free when i used to use it personally, when did it become paid ? or is there like a category of stuff thats paid or something ?
@@josephshen-xu9198 hey! I'm a dumb American! I'm new to a lot of this stuff andi grew up in a dumb racist town so I have no real idea of what china is. Is there anyone or any good videos for people trying to learn more about It
@@alexbwja honestly going to china is the only good way for anybody to truly understand it. A certain secretary of state once said that "china expert" is an oxymoron, that speaks to the complexity of china, no digital media can capture its essence.
@@digolaverdad7313 u are right but this doesnt change the fact that chinese people get the most sleep out of asian people. Even if it doesnt disprove that it gives context.
Look at how great China is, doing a half-assed job at implementing a fraction of what the EU already does. So impressive. Truly innovators and an inspiration to us all. "But they have such incredible economic growth, they must be doing something right." China over in a corner just recently starting to crack down on 12 hour work days and 6 day work weeks. Hmm, curious that. Almost as if slavery is effective. Who'd have thunk?
Doesnt America have the same problem? I always hear boomers and others always being proud of working long hours like 10-12 hours and doing it everyday. Like you have suffer and destroy your body to have the chance of having a ''normal life''. How is that any different then china?
@@yuliusseraph4973 butttt butt ma democracy is what they'd say. Yes the US and European countries are so democratic they spend alot of time crushing democracy abroad. 🙄
Because we aren't under any illusions about western liberal democracies being awful unlike you. China is no less bad and probably much better than most of them and may be worse than some of them but is not a "totalitarian hellscape" like you believe without merit.
@mark stifler the carrot and the stick symbolizes leading someone by dangling a reward in front of them. As though you were riding on a horse holding a carrot in front of it on a stick. Like nato membership for ukraine is a much better carrot on a stick analogy
@@palecrayon Carrot OR stick is equivalent to "we can do this the easy way, or the hard way" the metaphorical donkey can either follow the carrot (follow for a reward) or get hit with a stick ( follow to not get yo' ass beat).
Umm buddy if you work with the china and share your wealth you get to enjoy your riches If you try to be too greedy they will make you share your wealth by force So yeah sounds like carrot and stick to me Jack ma got the stick because he was too greedy Here's from a forbes article >Why China Stopped The Ant Group’s IPO (Part 2): Ant’s Dangerous Business Model >In a sentence - Ant is creating the conditions for a repeat of the same sort of “sub-prime” credit crisis that triggered the 2008 financial debacle in the U.S. >The second pillar is the dangerous one: Ant has become (more or less overnight) a major suppler of credit - loans - to consumers and small businesses - that is, to the lower strata of the credit market. Including what we used to call “subprime” customers - those who could not get credit from the traditional banking sector.
Hasan likes China a little too much, there is a balance. USA is way over the line and and allows companies and the rich to run amok. But China has some serious faults that i cant accept even with its good that it does. It shows the need for balance like why I love the way countries like Denmark run high tax rate and government services (no counrty is perfect of course)
lmao denmark is kicking out refugees, imposing austerity on welfare, and has allowed numerous far-right attacks to happen within the country. Much rather china over any european country.
Yes Denmark has good ideas but I can't take its serious faults so I want the country dismantled and made into a different state entirely like you seem to want for China. Because remember most of the time when people come at socialist nations on the internet they mean "I want it dismantled like the USSR". Which China doesn't deserve and if it does deserve to be dismantled like you said, I would want Denmark to go first because it is a Monarchy.
Well not really a democracy as majority of the people don't have a say in it but rather a government takes money for itself but also gives it to the people so everyone profits. It's not perfect and it's corrupt in many ways but I would say it's at least better than the western system that absolutely destroys your soul 💀
Who says Hasan is defend China treating Uyghur population poorly? As if republicans actually care about Muslim community. Republicans are the last people to care about Muslim community
super excited, i think this a great step for China. truly think China has reached the economic prosperity needed to pursue a more communistic form of socialism. incredible to see the Party, even with a few mistakes or unnecessary restrictions like video games, really is always looking for ways to advance socialism instead of staying stagnant. hoping the statement about a move to quality over quantity has that affect in the sectors that need it, like health care, education, and labor, as mentioned. super hopeful for the Chinese ppl in this lifetime and hope to see the beginning of the pursuit of world communism in my lifetime.
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West: "We need to protect our millionaires and business for infinite growth."
China: "So, you want to help us in the next project, or, would you rather go to our summer camp?"
No matter how hard you work, you will always be a slave to the state - communists. Great motivation!
Perfectly balanced 😌
Western media love exaggerate everything about China. Why would they put billionaires in summer camp when there is many other ways of threatening their business profits in China
China:" Support our genocide or you get r ped in prison by our officials"
Regan his and trickle down economics cucked USA. I went to cram school in Japan and we had at to apply for high school like university. I think USA needs to learn the importance of education. Even in France where my family is from so much education is free.
A lot of people I meet in USA don't see the point of education since University/ college feels unattainable cost wise, housing cost block a lot of students from being able to afford education and housing. I don't understand why Americans have such laissez-faire attitudes towards better their country.
Hassan breathing heavier every time he hears something good, Is killing me.
ty for pointing this out lmao
The game regulation:
It affecte online gotcha games only.
AND if parents allow their children to play, they can, it means parents are now in control.
This regulation does not affect any single player games and even games without loot boxes.
that makes way more sense, I think that's actually good legislation
source?
I haven't heard this anywhere
if this is true then that's a massive w
@@pissfather6798 it's in the regulation itself, you can see what it didn't say in the regulation.
It require the "online gaming service provider" to "regulate account of minors", but nothing about their parent or the parent supervise system - that means parent-supervised accounts are not affected.
and it never mentions any single-player games or platforms that provide games that don't need "online service".
If the parent allows, they can even use their adult ID card to register the account of their children, to make it unlimited.
@@coolorochi yes from my reading this affects any game thats being played online/in multiplayer so not just about gambling gacha shit. thats also many, many other games. i really dont see why the chinese government should even waste time and resources playing parents for these kids.
teenagers with republican parents in this comment section learning that things are slightly more nuanced than "China bad China bad": 🤯
Let's be real. With liberal parents as well.
the problem with the Chinese education system is really that the country has limited higher paying opportunities compares to the amount of talents that rise through the education system. This causes competition to become more and more cut throat, even as public education are ordered to reduce class load parents would nonetheless pour every penny they can pushing the kids through private tutor services which ends up benefiting no one except the tutoring agencies. Its really an economical problem of education under capitalism prioritizing itself as a selection process rather than, ideally under socialism, to provide the highest education possible to most student because people no longer stop over one another in a job market fighting for higher incomes.
The CPC had always fights between the rightist and the maoist, it will ultimately lead to neoliberal capitalism or socialism depending which block will ultimately win. Either the working class will win the class struggle or the bourgoius will want more and more restrictions to be lifted.
@@ristekostadinov2820 or it just continues being a totalitarian shit state
I would say this isn't even just under capitalism. China traditionally does value scholars a lot as the civil service exams was a way to gain power and wealth. Under capitalism though it does become more and more cut throat and refined reducing a child to basically nothing more than a product you hope someone will buy. In the end China does have to find a way to make use of these overqualified graduates, as imo many of them do come to the states and other western countries because they expect less competition but never factor in the racism here and how more is expected of them for less pay and respect, not to mention dashing any hopes of them reaching anything beyond middle management position. Bamboo ceiling is a very real thing.
@@Drownedinblood The imperial civil exams were not readily available to everyone because education was till quite a luxury, so it doesn't create the same sense of widespread stress on everyone in our time where its seen as the primary means of social mobility. In a way we went from a lack of education to overproduction of education (which isn't a bad thing by itself but the economic system frustrates those who had put in the hard work only to find more competition for limited opportunities)
@@My-nl6sg This is correct, the heavenly kingdom rebellion was a result of a Hakkan man failing the exam many times despite his community paying for his education(they were still too poor).
The sneako comparison took me out 😭😭😭
Not the teacher in Oklahoma omfggg lmao
I always love when hasan talks about Oklahoma like who would have guessed the Turkish man knows so much about it lmaoo, born and raised in Oklahoma City went to public school, hasan always gets it lmao
@@artcowboy I'm from Austria (the one with Schnitzel not kangaroos) and even here the memes about states like Oklahoma, Ohio or Wyoming being desolate backwaters are known lol
@@artcowboy what are you trying to say ?
@@goutamboppana961 just that I was born and raised in Oklahoma and it’s just the bleak reality that teaching in Oklahoma is one of the hardest most underfunded positions you could have, education in Oklahoma is one of most undervalued things and I just love when hasan talks about Oklahoma bc he gets it
@@artcowboy oh good i felt the other way reading that fsr
At the start of the video Hassan kind of gave a huge pass to China's antitrust business tactics. In the west, I was never unable to install a program in my PC or Smartphone if I had another software installed, and that doesn't count programs that are apple side only since that was the choice of the devs to develop it for apple users only, which hardly harms windows users since it usually have like 10 alternatives and sometimes, better alternatives. I pity apple users is what I want to say.
Maybe I have a gamer brain but every time Hasan says carrot and stick I think of Minecraft
Ant Financial offered unconditional micro loans as a service, which would cause a credit bubble so big... it was good that it was shut down
He has such a way with words 😂
A true Shakespearean
Teachers in Asia have like 5* rating teachers who are super important, and have social medias and huge billboards with them on them, they called one from Korea Trillion Won Man.
Not being controlled by algorithms... please someone take note
Extremely based holy fuck, I came at work
oh my God bro we're so held back so locked up that we get bricked up at bread crumbs that we aren't even getting. I feel you man😅
Same, I damn near crashed my car
Wait you came? At work?
I want to move to China so bad, learning chinese for a year, language is beautiful.
Same
just remember not to be too critical of the authorities!
@@pissfather6798 sure, I heard they might shoot you on the street for not following their instructions, oh wait.
The rural areas are even more beautiful
@@pissfather6798 that’s a myth. Especially at the local level. Chinese local governments are highly responsive to complaints and quarrels.
Tech Altar ist the goal, he has a lot of knowledge about the phone ecosystem
We have the carrot and the stick. Carrot for corporate and stick for the poors.
awesome use of language in techaltar's video, deffinitely not ideologically charged
I love how hasan loves everything about china except the video game policy. So privileged.
tbh the whole video game policy was proposed by Chinese family who doesn't want their children to spend too much on gaming but do not have the time to supervise their kid
@@jinvonastrea1141 a segment of the population deciding their values should be imposed on others. Sounds so familiar...
@@irnbrewhaha It's not a segment, in fact, it's the majority of the Chinese parent who wanted such a policy. It's pretty hard for Westerners to understand but east asian families want their children to excel academically, gaming is an obstruction to their academics as it's addictive. Making such policy allow the CCP to gain more supports.
@@irnbrewhahait’s still super fucking easy to loophole around, give your kid your own account, let your kid share a friend’s account, etc etc etc.
This is why China fell off in Dota...
"Elon Ma!" - RM Brown soundboard
amazing how China holds such a tight leash on capital expansion and the anarchy of production and brings it into line when it finds serious problems. If only social democracy actually provided this as originally promised.
I remember my college roommate had a huge Chinese flag and spoke Mandarin as a white guy I always thought he was kind of a weird but maybe he had some good ideas
Probably a bit of both
"Voilent fines"
America: who dis?
Now we see the result European company's are panicking since the car presentation in Shanghai... European car company's will become insignificant in china
ya Tech Altar is pretty based. i like his videos on electric bike products and using public transit over cars lol
Bro, gigantic China W... Literally having chills rn
Except the videogame thing. That sucks
@@michaeloak2705 eh ye but well that policy was proposed by Chinese parent who doesn't want their children to spend way too much on gaming. My parent is pretty supportive of the policy, thank god im in Singapore.
@@michaeloak2705 oh yea.. china is the best... but muh video games!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@michaeloak2705I agree that 3 hours is too little but it may actually benefit society. Just a little time is enough to get some of the needed stress relief and it will also push people to go outside and meet new people. It will also prevent addiction and will likely increase the time spent on learning new things, whether they are school related or something like ongoing and past world conflicts and relations, which would increase the common knowledge of people.
yaas hasan, you're so killability !
The more I learn about China, the more I like the CCP.
CPC* and same
Baste
Me too. Best part is how conservative their culture is. :^)
@@tonemb2604bro called a communist country with a marxist-leninist society conservative
based
That gamer was clicking too fast! Get hiM!
Surprised Hasan just knew about the Lying Flat/Tang Ping phenomenon now..
It was quite trending since like 2-3 years ago I think
3:37 lmao government good
@4:47 ...sooo uncomfortable - - same time, big Henry Rollins with a biteguard vibes.
I find it a bit puzzling to say that China has an economic crisis when the GDP is expanding with over 5%. I understand that there is high unemployment among young people and property prices are dropping, plus a deflation situation, but the growth is still very fast. It's not like 1990's Japan.
Congratulations on learning that the GDP can increase during horrible suffering for a population.
@@matthewcaldwell8100 You need better sources, if you believe that the Chinse people are suffering horribly.
AD for Polymatter LOL
I love when Hasan plays that song ❤️
The People’s Republic has been based.
We All Are Sneako
Was gonna disagree but when you word it as they aren't worried about getting shot..... Yeahhhjh
.. I guess you're right.
600m live under 200 dollar, i would rather get shot and just die.
The video game limitation for minors is extremely popular for Chinese parents. lol
But the kids will find a way, like using their grandparents' phones.
Damn perhaps I should start learning Chinese 😶
Oh my jeez us how many ads?
how many? I don't see any.
i got one like 5 mins in and another 8 mins in
Based China moment
I disagree with Hasan at the end, it is violent, and should BE violent
I agree. The older I get the more I come to the conclusion that violence is appropiate and necessary for change. Powerful people recognize that the majority of normal working class people would be saying "good"
@@idontcare9041 "The older I get the more I come to the conclusion that violence is appropiate and necessary for change." Try getting even older then. Maybe you will understand why that's a dumb idea.
@@iammeok how do you know how old he is
@@iammeok I wanted the statement to be a bit provocative. If the state would intervene in the powerful fucking over the rest of us that'd technically be violence. If riots were to break out and someone intervenes that way... I'd probably vote for freeing that person if I could :) Let's call it pro-karma
@@iammeok All non violent movements had a concurrent militant movement that scared the powers that be into accepting the non violent movement to save face / avoid armed conflict.
You are the dumb one for failing to realise the threat of violence at least is necessary for changing violence enforced systems.
whats the game he says hes playing a lot?
Yakuza 0
@@wisatown7470 thanksss
Ur mom (yakuza0)
Bro, in America it’s called the Khan Academy, among others.
khan academy is not paid tho ? afaik,
@@siliconhawk you do have to pay for it
@@newtagwhodis4535 damn for real ? it was free when i used to use it personally, when did it become paid ? or is there like a category of stuff thats paid or something ?
Based Top Xi common W
27:18 I hope she likes Winnie the Pooh
17:38 oh ye the government sent overboard? Who would’ve thought?
China W.
Oklahoma shout out
Long live China and it’s people! Long live the revolution!
You do have to buy supplies in China as a teacher. First hand experience:)
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@@josephshen-xu9198 hey! I'm a dumb American! I'm new to a lot of this stuff andi grew up in a dumb racist town so I have no real idea of what china is. Is there anyone or any good videos for people trying to learn more about It
Ok crazy_rage
@@alexbwja honestly going to china is the only good way for anybody to truly understand it. A certain secretary of state once said that "china expert" is an oxymoron, that speaks to the complexity of china, no digital media can capture its essence.
You want people to believe you're a Chinese teacher. Right.
for those claiming china has 9-9-6 rules - chinese ppl sleep the most in asia (7 hours) daily
You do know that 9-9 is 12 hrs and since the day has 24 hrs, you do have time to sleep 7 hrs a day if you have a 996 schedule right?
@@digolaverdad7313 u are right but this doesnt change the fact that chinese people get the most sleep out of asian people. Even if it doesnt disprove that it gives context.
Hasan doesn't even stream 3 hours of video games a week lmao
china is and has always been based
I always find disgusting how apologetic Hasan is with China. He would hammer any other country for the same things
Does any other country show the results china has, though?
Good luck in burgerland or burger owned country
your country is literally owned by burger owners and heart disease givers 🤣
What other country is doing similar things for the betterment for their people? And when did Hasan hammer on it?
@@wguid gross
Aren't they all just addicted to billibilli now in China? and tiktok. Can't game cause you'll get addicted and change but can watch Andrew Tate kek
@robbob1678 oh yeah they all have like 2 hours of game time a week or something 😭
Who watch Andrew Tate in China? What a dumdum
Look at how great China is, doing a half-assed job at implementing a fraction of what the EU already does. So impressive. Truly innovators and an inspiration to us all.
"But they have such incredible economic growth, they must be doing something right."
China over in a corner just recently starting to crack down on 12 hour work days and 6 day work weeks. Hmm, curious that. Almost as if slavery is effective. Who'd have thunk?
Insufferable liberal. You really think the EU is better than china. Sad
dont bother youre not gonna get far. most of these people just care about blind dogmatism. critical thinking be damned.
Yes slavery is very effective ask America ...
Doesnt America have the same problem? I always hear boomers and others always being proud of working long hours like 10-12 hours and doing it everyday. Like you have suffer and destroy your body to have the chance of having a ''normal life''. How is that any different then china?
Yes, and China is doing it without enslaving an entire continent and ruthlessly exploiting the entire planet.
Why are we acting like the CCP is any good?
ROASTEDDD
Cause it is. The cpc literally raised 800,00000 people out of extreme poverty
They aren't good, but they are better than the US, Russia and EU. I would say that there are very few 'good' countries aside maybe Cuba.
@@yuliusseraph4973 butttt butt ma democracy is what they'd say. Yes the US and European countries are so democratic they spend alot of time crushing democracy abroad. 🙄
Because we aren't under any illusions about western liberal democracies being awful unlike you.
China is no less bad and probably much better than most of them and may be worse than some of them but is not a "totalitarian hellscape" like you believe without merit.
QQ
That is NOT how the carrot and stick analogy works lmao
care to explain?
@mark stifler the carrot and the stick symbolizes leading someone by dangling a reward in front of them. As though you were riding on a horse holding a carrot in front of it on a stick. Like nato membership for ukraine is a much better carrot on a stick analogy
@@palecrayon Carrot OR stick is equivalent to "we can do this the easy way, or the hard way" the metaphorical donkey can either follow the carrot (follow for a reward) or get hit with a stick ( follow to not get yo' ass beat).
@@palecrayon And why is the stick in this scenario.
Umm buddy if you work with the china and share your wealth you get to enjoy your riches
If you try to be too greedy they will make you share your wealth by force
So yeah sounds like carrot and stick to me
Jack ma got the stick because he was too greedy
Here's from a forbes article
>Why China Stopped The Ant Group’s IPO (Part 2): Ant’s Dangerous Business Model
>In a sentence - Ant is creating the conditions for a repeat of the same sort of “sub-prime” credit crisis that triggered the 2008 financial debacle in the U.S.
>The second pillar is the dangerous one: Ant has become (more or less overnight) a major suppler of credit - loans - to consumers and small businesses - that is, to the lower strata of the credit market. Including what we used to call “subprime” customers - those who could not get credit from the traditional banking sector.
Top Xi
Hasan likes China a little too much, there is a balance. USA is way over the line and and allows companies and the rich to run amok. But China has some serious faults that i cant accept even with its good that it does. It shows the need for balance like why I love the way countries like Denmark run high tax rate and government services (no counrty is perfect of course)
Denmark also has very high wealth inequality.
lmao denmark is kicking out refugees, imposing austerity on welfare, and has allowed numerous far-right attacks to happen within the country. Much rather china over any european country.
@@HH-le1viand like all european social democracies... gets rich off of exploitation of the global south
Yes Denmark has good ideas but I can't take its serious faults so I want the country dismantled and made into a different state entirely like you seem to want for China.
Because remember most of the time when people come at socialist nations on the internet they mean "I want it dismantled like the USSR". Which China doesn't deserve and if it does deserve to be dismantled like you said, I would want Denmark to go first because it is a Monarchy.
If this was 1939 Hasan would be supporting n@zi Germany
Chinese economics but with democracy please. Kthanks.
china is infinitely more democratic than the united states
Well not really a democracy as majority of the people don't have a say in it but rather a government takes money for itself but also gives it to the people so everyone profits. It's not perfect and it's corrupt in many ways but I would say it's at least better than the western system that absolutely destroys your soul 💀
Democracy is an illusion.
There is plenty of democracy in China. In fact Chinese people have a lot more say in their politics than, e.g., The US.
You can't do what China has done without democratic centralism lol. Bourgeois democracy is diametrically at odds with China's economic policy.
Oklahoman mom vs. anyone in Uyghur population in China. Aight.
Who says Hasan is defend China treating Uyghur population poorly?
As if republicans actually care about Muslim community. Republicans are the last people to care about Muslim community
Uyghur population in china continues to grow. Another china w
What do you think is happening to them?
If that Oklahoma mom is black they are more repressed than Uyghur people in China provably.
@@nicholascharles9625 I don’t think you know anything about the Uyghur people. How about researching their stories?
@@illogicalslayer9856 while the system is indeed against our people, you should honestly research the stories of Uyghur people.
Sounds like Nationalist Socialist
Because that's how it is lmao
super excited, i think this a great step for China. truly think China has reached the economic prosperity needed to pursue a more communistic form of socialism. incredible to see the Party, even with a few mistakes or unnecessary restrictions like video games, really is always looking for ways to advance socialism instead of staying stagnant. hoping the statement about a move to quality over quantity has that affect in the sectors that need it, like health care, education, and labor, as mentioned. super hopeful for the Chinese ppl in this lifetime and hope to see the beginning of the pursuit of world communism in my lifetime.
Don't like China? guan ni pi shi