[Alberta's Child]

So China's business model is to be a slave colony for the U.S.

That doesn't bode well for U.S. workers, but I'm not sure what the upside is for China.

[Vigilanteman]

This is the upside for China: Eventually, they want us to be their slave colony. And Joe Xiden's handlers are doing their best to help them.

Trump haters are OK with that plan because the assume they will do the accounting and other white collar type jobs associated with the colonies.

[coloradan]

“If you own a million slaves, you own the slaves, but if you own a billion slaves, the slaves own you”, to paraphrase a saying about banks and debt.

[ETCM]

So China's business model is to be a slave colony for the U.S. That doesn't bode well for U.S. workers, but I'm not sure what the upside is for China.

They want our grandchildren and great grandchildren to be slave labor for Chinese mega-corporations. The Chinese will complain about crappy phone support with terrible American accents, and stupid Americans giving fake Chinese names. "Hi, my name is Zhou. How may I assist you today?".

[drSteve78]

but I’m not sure what the upside is for China.
-—Slave people in Misery that aren’t dead yet.

[Sirius Lee]

That doesn't bode well for U.S. workers, but I'm not sure what the upside is for China.

In a non nuclear war, the side that can gear up the fastest to manufacture all of the things needed to wage war wins.

The Krauts had Tiger and Panther tanks. Pricey machines in small quantities, but the best, Jerry. The best! We had Sherman tanks - undergunned, under armored firetraps - but could crank them out by the thousands. And merchant ships to deliver them.