America now 3rd world

We recognize the wisdom of our ways as well as our limitations. In the balance our ways have proved best.

Please explain, if as you say your way is better, why are your people so full of unhappiness? Why is your society in turmoil? Why are your economies failing?
 
yellow_peril said:
We recognize the wisdom of our ways as well as our limitations. In the balance our ways have proved best.

Please explain, if as you say your way is better, why are your people so full of unhappiness? Why is your society in turmoil? Why are your economies failing?
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Your ways suck ass.

This is just a temporary thing. Soon we will abandon china all together, and the unimaginative nature of your people will leave your nation destitute and devoid of progress of any kind.
 
Do you give no replies because you do not know, or because you are ashamed of your failure?

You cannot evade your obligation and escape blame for the crisis.

China will not allow it's investment to fail, but we must and will have greater control of world economic policies to prevent any more capitalist disasters.

Capital is fleeing the USA. In January, foreign investors sold 43 billion USA dollars of long-term USA bonds, compared with an inflow of 34.7 billion USA dollars into the country.

The USA is facing a capital account deficit of 148.9 billion USA dollars, if short-term bonds are included, as foreign governments and institutions became reluctant to buy more USA bonds. The deficit compares to 609.9 billion USA dollars in surplus for the whole of 2008.
 
yellow_peril said:
We recognize the wisdom of our ways as well as our limitations. In the balance our ways have proved best.

Please explain, if as you say your way is better, why are your people so full of unhappiness? Why is your society in turmoil? Why are your economies failing?
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Your people for the most part live in abject poverty.

Your people also are not free to express their opinions.

Your economy is still dependent upon the US buyers.

Your economy is still dependent on foreign food sources.

Your country continues to have problems with quality control.

The people in the US are far better off on average than those in China.
 
yellow_peril said:
Do you give no replies because you do not know, or because you are ashamed of your failure?

You cannot evade your obligation and escape blame for the crisis.

China will not allow it's investment to fail, but we must and will have greater control of world economic policies to prevent any more capitalist disasters.

Capital is fleeing the USA. In January, foreign investors sold 43 billion USA dollars of long-term USA bonds, compared with an inflow of 34.7 billion USA dollars into the country.

The USA is facing a capital account deficit of 148.9 billion USA dollars, if short-term bonds are included, as foreign governments and institutions became reluctant to buy more USA bonds. The deficit compares to 609.9 billion USA dollars in surplus for the whole of 2008.
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We don't need foreign investment. We will always live free.
 
USA President Obama has declared that the Chinese and other foreign investors can have "absolute confidence" in Treasury bonds and other American investments. Obama, responding swiftly to Chinese worries about our trillion-dollar investment in U.S. government debt, said in a White House appearance with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva that the American economy remained the most vibrant in the world and had continued to attract foreign money even amid the deepest recession in decades.
 
yellow_peril said:
USA President Obama has declared that the Chinese and other foreign investors can have "absolute confidence" in Treasury bonds and other American investments. Obama, responding swiftly to Chinese worries about our trillion-dollar investment in U.S. government debt, said in a White House appearance with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva that the American economy remained the most vibrant in the world and had continued to attract foreign money even amid the deepest recession in decades.
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He's lying to you, dumbass. We will ignore your fake rights when we feel like it.
 
China, as a major power, is willing to share the responsibility in tackling the world financial turmoil.

If the IMF issues bonds to finance itself, China will actively consider buying those bonds. China may offer USA $100 billion in additional financing to the International Monetary Fund during the upcoming G20 summit in London.

Premier Wen Jiabao has called for reforming the internal governance structure of the IMF to fend off financing and investment risks, balance rights and obligations and pay more attention to the interests of developing countries.

Currently, the EU member states have 32 percent of the IMF voting rights and the United States have 17 percent, compared with China’s 3.7 percent and India’s 1.9 percent.

China surpassed Germany to become the world’s third largest economy in 2007 and is expected to grow 6.5 percent in 2009, according to the latest estimates by the World Bank, when the developed countries are in a synchronized recession. India is also expected to maintain a positive growth.

At the meeting of G20 finance ministers two weeks ago, China, India, Brazil and Russia demanded more voting rights be given to developing nations at the London summit. China should have a more central role in the IMF, with it's voting stake increased.
 
yellow_peril said:
China, as a major power, is willing to share the responsibility in tackling the world financial turmoil.

If the IMF issues bonds to finance itself, China will actively consider buying those bonds. China may offer USA $100 billion in additional financing to the International Monetary Fund during the upcoming G20 summit in London.

Premier Wen Jiabao has called for reforming the internal governance structure of the IMF to fend off financing and investment risks, balance rights and obligations and pay more attention to the interests of developing countries.

Currently, the EU member states have 32 percent of the IMF voting rights and the United States have 17 percent, compared with China’s 3.7 percent and India’s 1.9 percent.

China surpassed Germany to become the world’s third largest economy in 2007 and is expected to grow 6.5 percent in 2009, according to the latest estimates by the World Bank, when the developed countries are in a synchronized recession. India is also expected to maintain a positive growth.

At the meeting of G20 finance ministers two weeks ago, China, India, Brazil and Russia demanded more voting rights be given to developing nations at the London summit. China should have a more central role in the IMF, with it's voting stake increased.
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The international apparatus will crumble. Investing in it will be a waste
 
Grammatically meaningless. Assuming that you represent a sizable portion of the USA populace, I begin to wonder how the American facade of primacy was maintained for so long.
 
yellow_peril said:
We recognize the wisdom of our ways as well as our limitations. In the balance our ways have proved best.

Please explain, if as you say your way is better, why are your people so full of unhappiness? Why is your society in turmoil? Why are your economies failing?
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Why do you live here if China is so great? Why does the USA experience more immigration than any other nation in the world and China experiences how much?
 
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