

No, its who you are right now.


No, its who you are right now.


Surely looking at the global economy through a western capitalist perspective is the answer.


We call that a whoopsie here.


I’m a huge fan of booing for exactly the reason you said. Sometimes I do it solo at work when someone does something really ridiculous. I feel like this world cup series in America could get kinda wild and no ones really considering it.
You’re welcome and good luck! I’m hoping I get a bite soon myself!
Try to think locally and apply to places you like to shop at, or you like to do business with in some way. Apply directly on their own sites if possible. Take positions you normally wouldn’t. Its easier to move into another position once you have your foot in the door and they know they can trust you.


The ones by me respond to car accidents too, so they help save people and work with the police and ambulance.


I do cheeseless pizzas and if you have the right amount of sauce on top its fantastic with a deep dish crust.


Surely they are honest an unbiased too.


Because putting people with good judgment in leadership roles improves the lives of everyone. I suppose that doesn’t make them essential though.


I’d argue pro both considering most americans have no idea what happened at tiananmen square.


We put him in the time machine but it only goes forwards at normal speed!


I think we make the mistake of letting people govern groups of people that they are too distant from to care about. Leaders are essential, but they have to care about the people they lead. I dont think its actually possible to care about people a thousand miles away the same way as the people in your community. I think this is why the largest countries that are controlled by the fewest people have the most problems. Its a delegation issue essentially.


He went to prison for 5 years and then lived into his 80s.


I thought this was a pro China story.


Did you really expect saying that humans are animals was going to be some sort of revelation to people reading your comment?


Kids dont naturally rebel against authority figures. If they respect the authority figure, they are remarkably adaptable and can make great change quickly. If they dont respect the authority figure, they will do as you say.


ML doesnt think the labor used to create these items is slave labor. ML generally thinks its hypocritical for one of the few countries to have legal systemic slavery to going around claiming all of its “enemies” use slave labor. ML also likes to note how cultural differences often are exaggerated or reframed to use as nationalistic propaganda.
America puts a lot of effort into trying to convince the rest of the world that China is a horrible country.


You are right that every country has its problems, and the larger the country the larger the problems can be. All I’m saying is, if I had to bet on one countries future as just an average citizen, I’d choose China easily. I appreciate the sources, its a hard subject to learn about objectively.
Stop making excuses for awful immoral behavior.