[USA Conservative]

This us against the communists again! 9000 Plants ready to meet the demands? How did they get all those companies outfitted and ready to meet these demands if they were not already prepared for this World Wide Pandemic?

https://conservativeus.com/video-first-china-put-the-world-in-icu-by-unleashing-wuhanvirus-now-it-is-selling-them-ventilators/

[Travis McGee]

[neverevergiveup]

The backlash against the Chinese government, after all of this is over (or under control) should be severe - and most of it should come from American citizens.

I personally believe that the nationality of whatever company makes a product, where that product is actually made, and the percentage of raw material/parts are from the nation the company is based in should be on everything sold in the US. People can then decide on the basis of their conscience, but I hope a large number of people will stop buying Chinese goods. Let the American stores choke on their made in China inventory - and thus avoid those goods in their supply chain going forward.

I also think the government should drastically decrease H1Bs, and put a moratorium on H1Bs for Chinese tech and scientific people. This will be easy to justify in the short term, given societal fears secondary to Corona.

Disturbingly, I am hearing just the opposite from those on the left, saying that this pandemic should teach the world to embrace one another.

We live in a world in which just about every major nation has nuclear weapons, and it's largely only mutually assured destruction that has, to date, stopped nations from using them. We live in a world in which we have locks on our doors, spend a ton of money on militaries to protect us, have to guard against cyber criminals and espionage, and can't trust our own governments. It's a dangerous place, and the veneer of civility is disturbingly thin.

In the real world in which we live, what we are required to do is to protect freedom, protect innocence, and make sure that we stay strong as a nation that offers a life of liberty and self-determinism. It's our duty. It is NOT our duty to weaken ourselves in order to make the UN, or any other globalist coalition happy.

[UCANSEE2]

How did they get all those companies outfitted and ready to meet these demands if they were not already prepared for this World Wide Pandemic?

WELLLLLLLLLL..... EVERYONE in China wears a mask due to the pollution. They have one of the largest populations in the world. Do the math.

[HighSierra5]

They’ll be selling us the vaccine. It’ll be a deal that we can’t refuse. Nuke the bastards.

[BradyLS]

Bring manufacturing back to America.

We can’t be held hostage this way by China nor anyone.

[PGalt]

Between foreign and domestic enemies vs. we the people, this Hegelian dialectic could go on for years.

[dila813]

They say “we make them chep chep!”

[Svartalfiar]

This us against the communists again! 9000 Plants ready to meet the demands? How did they get all those companies outfitted and ready to meet these demands if they were not already prepared for this World Wide Pandemic?

Because there's almost no permitting, no licensing, no inspections, no QC, no regulations, no etc. Plenty of cheap labor, plenty of warehouse space. It's pretty easy to get a business up and running over there, and as long as the export products aren't too defective, China won't care. Hell, most of the ruling CCP probably have a hand in getting all these export factories up and running, since they can grease the few skids and get going.

Someone else posted an article/post (Zhoang Fei maybe?) about China's business start-up process. Everyone rushes to be the first to simply get a product to market. Doesn't matter quality, just be the first one to get the customer. Then, you can handle the complaints, and as long as you do a half-assed job fixing it, the customer will stay with your company for having such "good service". But the important thing is to get the customer first.

[grey_whiskers]

China is Asshoe.™

[timestax]

CHINA MUST PAY !

[redinIllinois]

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[JimRed]

First rule of salesmanship: create a need, then fill it.