Posted on 03/30/2018 1:48:13 AM PDT by cba123
Beijing is still talking about a trade war with the U.S., warning that President Donald Trump’s proposed trade penalties could lead to conflict.
"We hope the United States can rein in its horse before the edge of the cliff, or else we will fight to the end," Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesman Gao Feng said Thursday, reiterating a point recently made by the Chinese Embassy in the U.S.
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The longer you wait, the harder this will become.
Start. Now.
Is that a threat of a real live, physical shooting war?
Patience grasshopper. VSGPDJT has this. He has a spades royal flush. The longer we delay the more they will bet and lose.
Hey China: If the need arises, we can make our own cheap crap and poisoned dog food.
If they thought they were in a strong position, they would be quietly telling Trump to shut up and behave. They are worried.
Exactly. I think they know that their trade advantage is all artificial, propped up by their unfair practices. Eliminate or counter those and China has a big problem. They can’t compete on a level playing field, and they know it.
Does China think Obama care applies to their goods and we must purchase them even if we don’t want them?
“They are worried.”
Exactly. They have given their people a taste of industrialization.
Take away their jobs and they face revolution within.
Pathetic that USAians buy so much Chinese. They are shopping their countrymen into poverty and transferring USA wealth to our enemies, foreign.
And because they know they have an advantage, when counter-attacked they always respond with threats. I don’t know how many times their vomit has been spewed, but the proper answer to it is: ignore.
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