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My problem about here in the US we have it good to the point we delude ourselves we thing we have the market on what it means to have a rough time. It helps traveling and really looking at how others live and it makes me humble.
@c0ya1 at least you can call them out on their BS n those that want to listen will listen. Better than extreme censorship n ethnic genocide going on in China
Stay awesome Winston. You, C-Milk, Prime in China, YGZ Taiwan, CCP Shill Busters, Lele Farley and Stan from Poland have my support from a mainlander Chinese fan in Australia 🇦🇺🔥
@Horizon585 well to me it's a very privileged answer because it's spoken as if the US corners the market in wrong doings and failings. I guess it's victim mentality but it's really self centered.
@@syrusangi8743 because we have to listen it's written into the constitution freedom of speech and expression. The right to assembly and association. The 1st ammendment has flaws but it has some valuable and irreplaceable strengths to it.
I was born and raised to adulthood in a Communist country (Eastern Bloc). Shortly after I arrived in the US, people here would often ask me if there was anything that I found disappointing about America. I've always given them the same answer: Americans take for granted what they have. After twenty more years, I still give them the same answer.
Because what we have is nothing compared to what it was and in our minds this is already the end of the world and there already is no more freedom. U need to realize how good the west was before compared to how it is today. But you cant because you grow up in communist country so this place even in the year 2000 is paradise for you but it had already come a very long way from how it was we already had freedom we have an entire millenial and Genx generation that got denied the right to work and retire because they send the jobs to china... now this generation will be homeless.... your perspective is just that of a former slave so you think its good here. Americans are fighting laying down flat and peoppe like you are taking the work for what it is and being happy with the small scraps of freedom left since you never tasted it before you are happy with leftovers. Americans want more
Errrrr you fine living in a kleptocracy? US is dropping in the Democratic index and the lifestyle is becoming like what the Soviet Union was in the 80s. There is a large wealth gap, not many Americans have access to health care, education is expensive, vocational training schools shutting down, US spends too much on the military, endless wars, a politburo of democrats and republicans who are very similar on political spectrum except on social issues, whistle blowers being arrested, poor health, too much processed food, homelessness, gun violence, opioid abuse, poor infrastructure… I was born in a democratic country that NOT the US, and we are starting to receive an exodus of Americans migrating here.
@@icysaracen3054 if you r from Canada and u believe that it’s a democratic country than I would just remind u that the only thing u can do without the vaccine is sittin home.
As an American who lived in the “real China” for 5 years and not a foreign bubble (just recently came back just before the pandemic) thanks for keeping the truth out there. I can’t tell you how many times I have run into these conversations.
Same here, but was only there for almost two years. It's very hard to explain to people who haven't been to China exactly how it is there. My experience directly wasn't bad, but for someone to state that America is worse, or just as bad, is outright ignorant. Many of the systems in place are so convoluted and unnecessarily complex and it just makes everyday life a hassle. To put it simply, when all of the small things are so bad that the big things don't seem important, there are serious issues going on.
@@MilanoMosh Americans love to judge American society by its lowest common denominator which I personally think its a good thing because it leaves room for improvement and never to be satisfied with the current situation.
I'm a chinese citizen who was fortunate enough to have parents who woke up from all the propaganda, and it really pains me to meet and think of those without this kind of upgringing.
@@profriday There are no such things as rights. Rights are merely a legal invention and can be taken away when the people find too bothersome or are too ignorant to fight for. 'Security, like liberty, has to be won and rewon many times.'
@@Domzdream Well, let's say he occupies that office, and even if he was the winner of the 2020 election, he is basically just a big bobblehead. His wife, Jen Psaki and a few handlers and politicians are collectively "the president".
@@bobjacobson858 dude that's every president, you can't cherry pick what that card gets used for. Biden sucks and is a softcore chomo, but somehow, he is y'all's president. Yikes we thought we had it bad up here with Trudeau. I swear Canada was just eating popcorn for that election watching the trainwreck unfold that was America's last election
@@serpentza Which country is best? Just ask yourself: "Which country has the biggest immigration problem & where do most immigrants go to if they have a choice?"
It's akin to writing an essay, in that you have a rough draft, and eventually you get pretty good at it. But, it still takes a lot of work, which is precisely why I support him and others on Patreon.
@@serpentza Excellent as always. What are your thoughts on NetEase and Tencent buying up Western and Japanese game developers and game companies? Dropped a lot of good looking gameplay trailer slices lately, the latest is Honor of Kings: World. Trying to take a big slice of the gaming market.
Winston, people born in this country knows no true struggle. They have no idea what the true costs of freedom is. Comfort and affluence blinds them to the very freedom that allows them to criticize it. A fish born in water is blind to the very fact that their lives depends on it, yet shows no gratitude.
I know a really nice guy from a small town in the US who genuinely believes the US is going in the wrong direction while China is on the right track... it's sad
Also becareful world… CCPee members emperors 6.6% of entire PRC population (not inclusive of their ernais harems and kids plus many palaces they own Eg. Some CCP connected person just put up 96 apartments in fancy locations like ShangHai to sell due to tax reforms… which numbers way more than that 6.6% in the multi millions count)… all want *YOU* to pay for their “luxury lifestyle”… remember that. Like EverGrande… them CCP cannot pay their debts. So needs *YOU* to foot their overspending bills. = 🇨🇳🖕🇨🇳☠️🇨🇳🖕🌍☠️too
Well…How is it possible the CCP is going after Li Yundi for prostitution when the CCP is the largest user of prostitutes on the planet? The CCP’s “honeypot” program is well known to overseas diplomats who are provided with “company” while in Beijing…just ask Daniel Andrews from Australia. He’s taken advantage of the “honeypot” program a number of times. And he’s not alone. Party members have a number of exclusive clubs and resorts in the Changping district of Beijing. These “fun palaces” provide government officials with wine, escorts from Russia and China, dining, and entertainment. I’ve personally been to one and seen the decadence and the high end prostitutes provided for party members. Some netizens on Weibo are putting forth the theory that the CCP approached Li Yundi to spy for them and he declined to do so. As we all know, nobody says “NO” to the CCP, so they started a well organized smear campaign against him.
@@truenorthstrongandfree3699 ask sen. Eric swalwell of California. He hooked up with his fang fang for a while. And we are supposed to ignore the fact that he was doing the wild thing with a chicom spy.
When will they finally pass laws that make it possible to prosecute people, who spew propadanga on behalf of another country and recieve compensation for it. Then when I read comments on social platforms there will only be one kind of person left spewing propaganda. And I can safely conclude that the person is just a missguided idiot.
I think almost everybody knows this, the comments you see using these whataboutism arguments are not honest, they are paid CCP employees to do just this, its a propaganda campaign, they don't believe in it either.
@@johanedfors3899 There is no doubt that governments operate troll farms, but if you truly believe that EVERY SINGLE person that disagrees with you is a foreign agent, then you are beyond delusional.
Yep. Tbh China had a few years before xi that actually saw improvements for the people. But since xi, (as an immigrated Chinese Canadian), I am very sad to see my birthplace becoming closer and closer to North Korea.
Maybe it's because I grew up during the Cold War and laughed at the terrible Soviet propaganda, but the latest incarnation of Chinese propaganda has never fooled me. Those impeccably choreographed parades and celebrations are exactly like the propaganda that has come out of North Korea for years, and similar displays came out of the Soviet Union and its satellites on a regular basis. Those displays are nothing more than a veneer that hides the underlying rot, and the cheerful people present at these events are most likely among the privileged in society - those who benefit from the system and have reason to be happy. Or perhaps they put on an act because they know they will be shot if they don't play along. Sometimes, these events are fun to watch, and when they feature propaganda music, it can even be enjoyable because the musicians are usually quite talented even if the words and imagery are ridiculous. The United States has a lot of problems right now, and we will be in big trouble in the long run if we continue to let these problems fester, but the situation must be kept in perspective. Countries like China and North Korea are far worse, and we have a long way to fall before our situation will even begin to resemble theirs. In a way, I hope China scares us out of our collective bickering. Maybe we need something like a Sputnik moment to spur us toward some semblance of unity and a willingness to invest in our future. We got a great deal of benefit out of the explosion in scientific research resulting from the space race. China has been willing to make large investments in infrastructure, even if these projects have been poorly executed and are likely to fall apart in a relatively short time. We can only hope that the quality of their military is up to the same standards as their construction projects, but I wouldn't count on it - the military is likely a higher priority. We need to repair and update our infrastructure - and take the time and spend the money necessary to do it right so that our investments won't fall apart in five years. I hope China gets a better government one day. The people have suffered long enough, and they deserve better. I also hope that the United States gets a better government one day, but I'm not holding my breath. Still, I will happily take ours, with all its faults, over theirs.
I can shorten your post. America will be better than the ccp as long as we got our God given rights of free speech and arm's when the American government attempts to take those then maybe.
Its more important to harden our current infrastructure than to build more of it. Especially as the full impact of c0r0na is felt and more people start to work remotely we will end up using infrastructure less and less. But investments in science and technology are definitely needed.
It's kind of funny once you realize the style of it, it's soooo easy to spot. Literally its just singing and dancing. If you see a bunch of chinese or n korean people singing and dancing and making a big display you 100% know that it is fake
A better government is coming for all. One day a king will rule 1000 years over the earth. Sadly, There won't be many left to be ruled over. After that day, there will be an eternal peace forever.
Appreciate your wide angle perspective. China has now created a hypersonic missle that can circle the globe and land within 20 miles of its target. US generals are warning the government that we can't keep ignoring China while our military is focused on "diversity". Not sure what it will take for America to snap out of it, but you are right. There needs to be SOMETHING that Americans can unite about. Right now we are bickering over what a man and a woman is.
You have always impressed me with your unwavering sense of justice for everyone on an individual basis. You do not dehumanize people by losing them in a group.
Which is exactly why Winston is so likable.... especially nowadays that the sad, main fashion trend is subdividing all of humanity into “groups” based on the most superficial esthetic traits ever.
@@gehtdinixan9173 he never called drug users “trash”, don’t even try to bend reality with this bullshit. I will try to explain how basic reasoning works: if I say that “X person is a piece of trash” because HE is a violent criminal who robs people to get money for drugs and tried to kill my family, my words are specifically directed at THAT PERSON ONLY, and NOT at “all the people who use any kind of drug ever”, ok??
The simplest and best answer one can give to people who say this kind of stuff is the following: If China is so good and the west is so bad, then why are there millions, literally millions, of immigrants from China in the west and yet nowhere near that amount of immigrants from the west in China? Why are there so many people who will literally give their lives and bet their whole professional career just for a chance at an opportunity to come to the west, if China is so good? Did they get fed up and want to live life in hard mode?
china has to support 1.4 billion human beings....like what are u smoking?tell me what country in the world can even come close to doing on the scale of what China did??lmao!!!!CHina is in charge and responsible for population larger than america europe and middle east combined.america can barely uplift afganistan a population of 50 million from the shyt hole it is...... does that fact eludes people minds when they say stupid shyt like that? even europe the most developed and prosperous continent, has a population of a mere 300 million half of which are still living in poverty and destitution.... in a mere span of 20 years china has accumulated nearly 78 trillion dollars of wealth,nearly 70 percent of what took america 80 years and a world war to accumulate america's total wealth is about 112 trillion.......theres hundreds of millions in the country sized provinces that are bathing in wealth and prosperity..... right now there are 4 provinces in china with population sizes of tens of millions with close to first world gdp per caps that have arosed in the last 2 decades alone.
I have spoken to many Chinese students who have told me pretty much what you've said. Some of them believe everything the government tells them as well. One student was mortified when I told her that knife attacks on school children were a lot more common than she thought. Another wanted to debate about safety in China and when I told her that violence happens everywhere and knife attacks happen, she immediately attacked America for shootings. I then told her, "yes, there are shootings in America, that's bad right?" In which she happily replied "yes, very bad" I then said "so, why aren't knife attacks bad?" She was silent. Couldn't say anything. I then continued to say "Do not think just because it happens in America that it's ok for it to happen in China. If it's bad, it's bad, regardless of where it happens." I stressed that she'd lost her debate because she'd used one bad thing to try and cancel another. I also stated, "I am not from America anyway, so it was a pointless comment" - many Chinese people become so defensive instead of saying "Yes, it's bad, we need to do something about it". Another student couldn't believe that the Chinese emperor's terracotta warriors may have had help from the west, notibly Greece. He was almost in tears and would not accept it. It's difficult for them to accept something different from the propaganda that is spewed.
@@αιη-τ5φ the fact that you said 'maybe' means you're not sure. In that case, why comment? I still talk to one of those students, he's a nice guy actually. Yet, that wasn't the point was it?
@@stevenlujian568 I'm just saying your making the story sound so exagerating like the chinese are helpless. Thats what I meant so it sounded fake for a while because your portrayal of Chinese is like the Chinese are like really in the desperate need of help their so useless no offence even though china has problems. The us have alot of problems to I just personally think blaming everything on a country that's a good target for bullying to compare it to the other so one looks better than the other its not great. Every country has it probelms
@@αιη-τ5φ Hi, I'm sorry if you misinterpreted my comment; I never stated that Chinese people need help nor desperate. I was simply giving a real example of how a lack of information reaches people, due to governmental control over certain media. So, it's impossible for me to blame the Chinese people. I also said that all countries have problems, if you read the dialogue regarding the young lady who wanted to debate. Lastly, I don't think saying something is wrong signifies 'bullying'. I understand that China is under a lot of pressure at the moment but that's not because of Chinese people, who I find friendly, polite and respectful. Please do not misinterpret an experience as a bully tactic. This is fundamentally wrong. Anyway, I hope this makes sense.
Most people don't really hate the country. America is one of those few countries where we are allowed to complain and it actually makes a difference. One of the things I'd say China holds better than United states are they don't really bother you so long as you literally do not bother them. Things like victimless crime are not really a crime per se. For example street hookers most likely would get pulled over by the cops, but if they keep it in a building, even if everyone knows, no one cares. This is different from amsterdam where prostitution is legal.
I lived in china for a long long time, too long for me. For me, it's amazing knowing a "foreigner's" view on china is so accurate, spot on! Keep making these videos, people need to know the reality!
As a Canadian, I’m constantly dismayed by how many of us don’t realize how good we have it here. Compared to much of the world, and especially compared to countries like this one. I’m lucky to have been born here and take none of it for granted.
China is not neccesarily a shithole . It depends as with everything else. But the the West has a much better life and rights than China. The only thing that the West lacks, is the Tiger mums and Dads to tell you what the world can be like.
Black Book of Communism,” an estimated 65 million Chinese died as a result of Mao’s repeated, merciless attempts to create a new “socialist” China. Anyone who got in his way was done away with -- by execution, imprisonment or forced famine.. For Mao, the number 1 enemy was the intellectual. The so-called Great Helmsman reveled in his blood-letting, boasting, “What’s so unusual about Emperor Shih Huang of the China Dynasty? He had buried alive 460 scholars only, but we have buried alive 46,000 scholars.” Mao was referring to a major “accomplishment” of the Great Cultural Revolution, which from 1966-1976 transformed China into a great House of Fear. The most inhumane example of Mao’s contempt for human life came when he ordered the collectivization of China’s agriculture under the ironic slogan, the “Great Leap Forward.” A deadly combination of lies about grain production, disastrous farming methods (profitable tea plantations, for example, were turned into rice fields), and misdistribution of food produced the worse famine in human history. Deaths from hunger reached more than 50 percent in some Chinese villages. The total number of dead from 1959 to 1961 was between 30 million and 40 million. Rounding up enemies Only five years later, when he sensed that revolutionary fervor in China was waning, Mao proclaimed the Cultural Revolution. Gangs of Red Guards -- young men and women between 14 and 21 -- roamed the cities targeting revisionists and other enemies of the state, especially teachers. Professors were dressed in grotesque clothes and dunce caps, their faces smeared with ink. They were then forced to get down on all fours and bark like dogs. Some were beaten to death, some even eaten -- all for the promulgation of Maoism. A reluctant Mao finally called in the Red Army to put down the marauding Red Guards when they began attacking Communist Party members, but not before 1 million Chinese died. All the while, Mao kept expanding the laogai, a system of 1,000 forced labor camps throughout China. Harry Wu, who spent 19 years in labor camps, has estimated that from the 1950s through the 1980s, 50 million Chinese passed through the Chinese version of the Soviet gulag. 20 million died as a result of the primitive living conditions and 14-hour work days. And yet Mao Zedong remains the most honored figure in the Chinese Communist Party. At one end of historic Tiananmen Square is Mao’s mausoleum, visited daily by large, respectful crowds. Repression continues In the spirit of Mao, China’s present rulers continue to oppress intellectuals and other dissidents such as human-rights activist Liu Xiaobo. He was sentenced last month to 11 years in prison for “inciting subversion of state power.” His offense: signing Charter 08, which calls on the government to respect basic civil and human rights within a democratic framework.
Good point! The reason the US "seems" to be worse than China is because China doesn't allow the slightest hint of criticism, whereas in the US, criticism is what keeps the media in business.
As someone from China, I would say that China's at least 100 year behind the US, in all aspect: politics, education, economy, military, you name it. The only thing is China wins is: there are more people.
No country is perfect. China's still a very developing country and hv long way.. But the only things US Cannot do but china can are: lifting more than 700 mil people out of absolute poverty,, Actually trying to lessen the gap between the poor and the rich,, Building fast infrastructures so the rural areas can be taken care of,, The US is still leaded by the Elites which prioritize budgeting more for military expense~ While their population is only 1/4 of china, the prisoners number are still double compared to china's
@@mginger3803 you are exactly the kind of people who fell into the trap. There are still hundreds of millions of people in poverty in China and they are likely to remain in poverty for another couple of decades. The infrastructures story is exactly the same story happened in Japan, Germany, and South Korea in the last couple of decades so that's not unique for china.
@@manofsesame3024 There IS still many people in poverty in China~~ thats why the proverty alleviation program is Still going on~ But at least they move and make progress.. That 700millions is a result of 40 years efforts. China has to deal with these 1.4 Billions people.. They just been wrecked so bad in 1900s. There's no way china can surpass India if they not lifting some "absolute" poverties, and building infrastucrures projects at such speed. We can easily find datas dan facts abour china and other countries achievements even in westerm media and sites~~ No country is perfect
@@manofsesame3024 China Infrastructure is severely overrated many parts of China in the Suburb and Rural areas have infrastructure that is so 3rd world Sure China has made some progress in the last 40 years however China has a lot of work to be done and yet with Xi Jinping in power the country is becoming more authoritarian which means China has no chance being a democratic free country and slowing progress.
I think we’ve had it so good in the United States that our current situation seems horrific by comparison. We are naive and spoiled and comfortable(I say that with love) and we don’t know how bad things can truly get. Also, when is your dad posting again?!? 🐅 🦒 🦁 😃
Pretty much sums it up. Though, some serious systemic problems need to be solved but it's more to do with financial regulations and dealing with the upcoming ‘unemployability’ problem.
The US doesn’t have a propaganda army online actively besmirching rivials and talking up how great it is. Several US competitors very much do. Everyone on popular US-focused websites is subject to a powerful ongoing campaign to demoralize the US/west and convince you to hate your nation. Just look at the common sentiment from other seemingly western commenters (they are not western at all) and you will think most agree that the US is on the verge of collapse. Then go take a look at the people and places you know in real life. You will quickly see how dissimilar they are. Don’t fall for the fools online trying to convince you all hope is lost!
@@radkonpsygami7634 Your fear of 'socialism' is obsolete: China is a kleptocracy, the West is rapidly following. A nominally capitalist, or socialist, state can end up the same way of a powerful clique who control policy. Such a system flies in the face of both the traditional ideologies. Thinking about politics as though it was 1960 is much of the problem.
@@BuddyLee23 You are so very wrong Buddy. Nobody has as significant presence of active misinformation agents and censors as US. Nobody. Only in the US (and outside of US in international corporations) they are called moderators, fact-checkers and journalists. There is almost no free press left in America. And what's left is in bigger danger every day.
We talking about a nation with no school shooting, no gun violence, no poverty of 30 million people, no drug, and as far as i know china has managed to wipe poverty off their country by 2020, freedom indeed good but what is the point when you having sad depressed life, china pretty much better as long as you loyal to nation and party they get you a good life.
this is exeactly what i try to tell my liberal brothers when we talk politics, its not that america is perfect or above criticism but they act like its one of the worst places on earth when in reality its one of the best places to live
@@mr.老张 I would not say Australia or New Zealand are livable countries any more. And you oddly miss out on some good Asian countries (yes yes New Zealand is technically Asian/SEA but it's a 5-eyes nation)
That's right, matey. Nothing unsavory or unpleasant is ever allowed to be publicly discussed, examined or investigated there. Guess they should call it the People's Republic of Coverups (or the People's Republic of Censorship). Another brilliant video, by the way.
Because the west is totally transparent. every shit that happens in bumblefuq Tennessee will be judged by the entire world.. Especially the ones who get the news of Bumblefuq from behind the firewall...
rule of thumb while reading about history...never trust a country or political system that has to put "democracy" or "people's" in it's name lol....it's laughable that China which is the farthest thing from a republic as you can get outside of the taliban or north korea calls itself that /slaps knee...it's downright clownish...
"Nothing unsavory or unpleasant is ever allowed to be publicly discussed, examined or investigated there." Sounds like right here in the states (and from what I've heard in the UK, Germany and Australia) when you discuss zionism, Israel and its treatment of the Palestinians, or US war crimes (ask Assange).
This is the thing people don't get until they experience it. I travelled to China for many years, first for tourism then as a press member. Initially I loved it. Environment beautiful (note this is back in early 2000's) Cities are vibrant, people are super friendly, generous and amazing. I remember one of my last official trips to Beijing (2010) was one of those when they bulldozed one of my old favourite neighbourhoods (in Fengtai) and made new, grey, square, blocks out of the whole thing. Mechanically. It was soul crippling. People made destitute being forced into block apartments when they used to have houses with vegetable gardens that sustained them. Last time, walking in with a camera, of course, as has happened so many times, some local police came up and told me to stop filming even as I interviewed a person who had given consent. I mentioned I had a press related visa, and Immediately it turned. Camera ripped out of my hands, escorted out of the area, set in a car, rough up, police station the whole nine yards. As you all know, you have to list an address of residence, in my case a family who I knew from previous, they were roughed up and the police moved my stuff to a "press hotel" (read, monitored hotel) and that family where I stayed, who I had known for years, I never heard from again. To this day I think about them and I hope they are fine but after so many attempts to find out, I still do not know.
@@travelbyfire8474 Truly one of the saddest things to date. At one point, through various channels, I reached a semi distant relative of theirs, who had not heard from the family in years. As far as I know, still nothing to date. I have not been back to China since...
@@archaic_huntsman That is grim my man, I really hope for the best like they escaped to another country or are hiding somewhere. I don't blame you for not going back, stay safe my friend.
I consider myself a progressive and I believe in a fundamentally progressive American nationalism. And this guy got it. Criticizing things you think are wrong is an American thing, and if it happens to be your country that's wrong, then you criticize out of love because you want it to do better.
America, at large, as a continent, is allowed to be more complex and yes it is a thing of beauty. There is nothing wrong in wanting to make things better, to want to tweek, to remove some cancer to be healthier. You know it's gone to hell when you're not allowed to do any of these and even talk or think, then you know you're in jail and you're probably not going to survive this mess.
@@PandemoniumMeltDown sometimes it takes a bad turn, like SJW and wokes, hate it when they ruin freedom of speech and opinion by using them as excuses to harm other people. They are the people who don't respect those rights, only like them if the others are doing what they like.
@@Willowtree82 no lol. National socialism is when you have socialistic policies, but only allow those policies to be used for the 'true' people of your country. For example, for Germany that was the white, Aryan race. It isn't progressive really at all, because you only allow the socialist policies for a certain amount of people in your country. This guy is progressive, but also nationalistic. Which means when he criticizes his country, he's doing it for his country to be a better place than it is today, rather than out of spite.
When you said "missing the centralist press" - That's actually why I follow you and laowhy for quite some while now: You seem to have a sane mind in the midst of all this craziness going on in the world atm. Thanks for exposing yourselves. Wished I would get to you know personally one day. Greetings from Germany!
I agree 100%. It’s sad how completely polarized many Western countries have become in that regard, especially those in the English-speaking world... but it’s great that there are still people like Winston.
But he's not Objective at all in delivering news, even making videos with that immature Title (we know the rest of the world hates China, not the west, due to decades of anti-china propagandas)
@@mginger3803 Anti-chinese propaganda? So you mean social scoring, mass surveillance, repeated denial of basic human rights, lawlessness and genocide through reeducation und sterilization of Uyghurs through concentration camps plus the suppression and extinction of Tibetan culture and persecution and slaughter for organ trade of Falun Gong is all just propaganda? Give me your bank account, I send you a full Euro, not only 50 cent.
Not to mention the permanent threat of violence through military towards Taiwan where the Chinese with the tradition of high culture and a brain live...
@@mginger3803 no, the world does not “hate China”, as the CCP is NOT China, and telling the truth on how the CCP brutalizes the Chinese population, controlling and oppressing Chinese citizens with an iron fist, micromanaging their lives with asinine policies, and killing roughly between 80 to 130 MILLIONS of them in less than 70 years (the highest death toll caused by any government of any nation in history) is NOT “anti-China propaganda”, but simple truth. Truth against which the CCP fights, using ACTUAL state propaganda that comes out of the richest Propaganda Department anywhere on Earth. And we know it.
Back in the early 1960s, our parents never let us forget to "Eat up! There are children starving in China!". It was frustrating to not be able to send our dinners to feed them.
I used to be mad at those "starving kids in China" because they were the reason my parents would force me to eat all my vegetables. But looking back, it's actually nice that our parents were aware of those kids and felt empathy for them. They thought about them.
I know exactly what you mean, my parents said the same thing about Africans and I wished they were the ones eating my mom's cooking so I wouldn't have to.
This really resonated with me. 💙 I love the ideas that America was founded upon, but I do not love the 'popularity contests' that our election process has become, nor do I appreciate our gangster foreign policy. However I can comment on these things freely - and the Chinese won't even mention the Tiananmen Square massacre, among other atrocities. May history judge us all fairly.
Pretty sure he’s in amercia now . But they have tried to find out his address . Had a Chinese women messaging him asking for a interview, than she started flirting and trying to come to His house or for him to come to a hotel , he figured they would follow him back and get his address
I’ve watched your channel long enough to know that regardless of local, the people at the bottom will always be biting down on a shit sandwich and have to smile as though we don’t notice.
As someone from the UK watching the western world self deprecate itself is depressing. It's so refreshing that you continue to upload all these white pills Winston. Keep it up bruddah, thankyou so much for always being a voice of reason and logic in a world of self hatred to our cultures.
The West should unironically become more like China. If we were more like China then we wouldn't have gotten ourselves into failed wars, we would have a reasonable immigration policy, and the current self-loathing would be nowhere near as high as it is right now.
@@schmittian1313 more like Singapore. British society with Chinese characteristics. Benevolent dictatorship with illusionary parliament with majority ruled party since 1965. But ironically very little to no corruption compared to China.
I'm from Brazil and when I visited the US on year 2000, I was surprised that even the poor people had air conditioning and heating at their homes, cars, a house with garden and backyard with no fences between the neighbors. Their houses and cars could be old, needing maintenance, but even then, they were living better than middle class in Brazil. Better than that, the people of my city in US, used to do carity and once a year the community get together to paint, gardening and do maintenance on poor neighborhoods.
Economically speaking, both Brazil and India are likely to surpass China within the next decade, if they aren't short sighted or succumb to infighting. And there are many reasons why companies and corporations are divesting from China in droves. The World Trade Organization is considering the devaluation of the Yuan/RMB in the following year. Due to the refusal of the CCP to allow for an audit, when the the World Bank and International Monetary Fund levied the charge of Currency Manipulation on the People's Republic of China. That and the expected sanctions are partly why manufacturing is being shifted to other countries.
@@China_Secret_Police I doubt that. India could surpass in 1 or 2 decades because its population is comparable to China, but it will require continuing economic reforms. There's been quite a bit of progress in certain areas, but the land and farming sectors are still under heavy state control. And bureaucracy needs to be cut down.
@@China_Secret_Police Brazil is dominated by local leftists and globalists; and China is already buying land, docks, grain silos, syndicates and authorities in Brazil. We are pretty much screwed. Here, we use to say "Brazil is the country of the future", and that future never comes. We would like to be a great country in the present! HAHAHAHA Funny, but sad.
Love your channel sepentza and I think we all see how genuine and concerned you are about the issues with the CCP and the atrocious historical behaviour and manipulation of the Chinese people and now the rest of the world. Keep it up and stay awesome!!
Thank you. You are a beacon of truth. I don't understand Americans, Australians, etc. bashing their own country. I am extremely grateful to live in the West.
@@Lobsterwithinternet I the USSR was also being propped up secretly and also technology handed to them. The military industrial complex needed an enemy.
@@Lobsterwithinternet it's quite well known that the USSR was supplied with US weapons and resources during WWII for example, thats when it started. The USSR was propped up by global elites and international money. Henry Kissinger, Nixon and zbingue Brazinski went to China to help advance them technologically.
@@lemdixon01 Yeah, but that was during the war. Back when the Bolsheviks took control, the US sent funds and weapons to the White Army that fought the Soviet Union during their civil war. You seem not to understand how geopolitics works.
When I watched the people ignoring the children being abducted and other people being beaten or stolen from it made me even more grateful to be American
You mean like the lady that got raped in the train, Southeastern Pennsylvania, while passenger just watch the assault and recording the event instead of calling cops or intervent. Or those event when people beat others randomly. Even American does it. Stop being blind thinking it's all pink.
@@marc-andrelachapelle5707 wtaf are you saying that the fact that there's rotten criminals in America therefore a lack of compassion in China is not a problem?
@@letitbe7108 Both are problem, You phrase it like nothing going on in US. How about the new law in some state that target women abortion. Nothing to be grateful to be American. Doesn't remove what's going on in China.
@@marc-andrelachapelle5707 you wouldn’t get to say China wasn’t so great if you lived there. The secret police would take you away never to be heard from or talked about again. It’s easy to talk shit about America, IN America. 🖕🐑
Just found you and C-Milks content, absolutely fascinating stuff. I had never heard much of China outside of the usual and to truly learn about the country and people from people who have first hand experience is great, so different than I expected good and bad. Keep up the good work bro, I’ll be sharing your vids!
I started watching their content a few years ago because it gave an inside I had never heard of of China. But they showed the beautiful things too, broke stereotypes and assumptions before ever criticizing (the government) not the people. Really quality content.
I saw this trending, especially how Chinese people are "shocked" by(for example) homeless people in USA and other things, like this doesn't happen in China in the same way or worse.
There are so much shelters in America. Most people living on the streets fall into several categories, refusing to follow shelter rules, or get thrown out because of habitually breaking the rules, or physical fights within the shelter, or physical threats to the employees, or are mentally challenged. But we have our rights to live as we please They may be infringing on other people's rights, but they dont seem to care. For instance people laying flat sleeping on the trains. At times late at night it is unbearable to travel on the subway because of the stench odor permeating from so many of these people sleeping on the train. Another thing because people have their rights the police cannot just sweep them off the street without just cause. So in America we cannot pretend.
Winston, I don't know if you follow Cricket or not, but I hope you see this comment. A young superstar SA batsman called Quinton de Kock refused to 'take a knee' for BLM in the Cricket World Cup, being held in the UAE. I guess a lot of people don't understand the dynamics of race relations in SA. A lot of my opinions have been coloured by listening to you and your Dad about SA. Question to you is: Have you read about it, and what do you think?
@@redrider7730 Nailed it. They used to crow about being socialist, until they realized that we're not ignorant and we know they mean Marxists Socialist.
I don't usually engage with idiots, racists or trolls, but I will make an exception for you sir. How does BLM relate with China? Also who told you that taking the knee during the IPL was about BLM? I saw Indian cricket players take the knee against Pakistan and I'm sure they care nothing about BLM. Anyway, I'm sure intelligent discourse is beyond you so I will not wait for your reply.
Why were they told to take the knee in a Mid Eastern country of all places? When they take the knee there they literally the the knee...or hand...or foot.
It's nice to hear someone talking about this. I used to be a PsyOp specialist and I have always had to look at the world in a different light and I have understood this kind of view for a long time.
Thank you for telling like it is from an unbiased experienced perspective on China, South African and America. Your travels gives you a better perspective than most.
I think the difference between the West and China can be illustrated in their buildings. Yeah, many western towns and cities can look a little run down when you move away from their centres, but most of them are built to last and most will be knocked down before they come anywhere close to catastrophic failure. Many of China's shiny new buildings probably won't last 5 years because they're "rotten" on the inside. And you won't be able to know for sure until they fail catastrophically.
@@ballsonyourmomschin1781 Well, I have just checked the list of bridge failures from Wiki, and found 13 from PRC from 2007 to present. Where is your '33 major bridge collapses in the last 7 years' data from?
I was in China for more than 20 years, it is indeed, a great place for hustles (well, not anymore, even if you did whatever the China Gov told you to do so) but definitely one of the worst "developed" Countries to live. A simple question to the Americans who think China is better than the USA: Why the earth you think hundreds of thousands of Mainland Chinese leaving China every year and try their best to apply immigration to the USA/ Australia/ NZ/ UK/ Canada/ EU/ Japan etc... (and yes, even Taiwan).
Honestly each to their own. Your preference doesn't mean it's someone else preference. I mean we know this world there's all sorts of people. There's also so many people who use to leave China as international students get citizenships elsewhere after university trying to stay at those other countries. Now I see way more and 50% of my friends and family around me finished their Education in AUS and went to China for work and now lives there. Even though they have Australian citizenship even during this crazy pandemic they chosen not to come back to AUS. NONE of them came back none at all. I'm just thinking wtf? but ok. They must all be doing great and earning good money and living a good life to make them decide that. So that doesn't mean that's the same for you. Since people in China can easily travel around the world now there's a lot less of them wanting to migrate. Now that you mention Japan? Like people want to migrate to Japan? No they want to travel there for holiday for fun, for work what not. They don't actually know what Japan is like that's why they want to go there. LOL but I would live in China and work in China any day but not in JAPAN. if we want to compare country Japan has gaming ban as well. no more than 1 hour a day so on so forth. Hairstyle banned, black only no perm no style nothing, if your hair is naturally curly or not black you better have a certificate of prove that it's natural. Some kids receive punishment forcing them to shave their heads if they broken the hairstyle rule. Celebrity no dating ban have to apologies to public for dating and be publicly shamed like committed some crime. Really Japan really? Peoples attention is always on China but hmmm... Oh because it's JAPAN it doesn't matter. Well totally off topic I went. I don't mean to attack at all. All I'm trying to say is. Each to their own everyone has their own preference
@@keyboardbunny -In Japan, the love lives of celebrities are often hidden so as not to upset fans (so no banning, more of a custom/mentality(?)) -no gaming banned (except maybe Kagawa prefecture and that depends on the parents) -yes, and hairstyles in schools, maybe that depends on the specific school regulations I suppose
My roommate was from Hongkong and used to ask me how it is to live a life not oppressed by authorities. I always answered we are oppressed too. Since then I have learned a thing or two about the ccp. Boy was I a spoiled and ignorant kid. I hope he's fine. He went back to his family.
We did a course in USA and a Hong Kong national joined and had a visa and then COVID happened he was not allowed to go anywhere so he could go the online work but not return to USA to finish. Americans need to realize other countries have different realities of freedom of movement. Most Americans are very ignorant of Hong Kong and being turned back over to CCP in Y2000.
Every country has their bad and good sides. Idk why serpentza makes this video while its very clear the whole world is leaded by western medias which for decades has been putting china on a bad light
@@generalegg449 not at all.. In fact with the modernity, innovations, hollywoods, sillicon valeys, technology,, many Chinese admire USA so much~~ Just look at this channel subscribers number. The majority love to hear only the Bad sides of china..
@@allard9686 I am a Chinese. I tell you what, not a single Chinese thinks that China is Top 1 in the world. We definitely know our problems and we know America is still the strongest country. So your comment “I think China is worse”(not nice to hear, but right). Because nothing is perfect, you have your problems, we have our problems, totally reasonable. The thing is, we need to better ourselves in good ways but not by attacking others who seem to “catch up”or even “overpass”, right? Like a game, the players have to be friendly and just. That is what exactly do good to everyone in the world.
Winston! Fantastic, congratulations! One of your best videos. Your heartfelt commentary's really strike true. You HAVE seen the differences, your motorcycle rides showed us the truth as well. We got to see what you're talking about. The only question is, will the masses put down their beers long enough to let what you said sink in.
People take for granted how easy it is to discover and bring up issues in a free country without consequences, and even if there are consequences, public scrutiny will always follow
The Americans who complain about America have never left America and seen how lucky they are. As someone who’s travelled pretty well throughout the world, I can confidently say America is a far better place to live Than many countries, certainly China.
When people compare America to China, they aren't saying how good China is, they're saying look how poorly America is doing in this area that it's comparable to how China is doing. It's not praising China. It's saying even though China is such a bad country, why is America still comparable to it in this area? Couldn't we be doing better?
Thank you for sharing this. I’m so sick of people not appreciating what we have. It’s typically the people that don’t travel out of the country who don’t realize how good we have it. Visiting my family in Mexico is always an eye opener on the political, financial, and safety climate that we as Americans wouldn’t last in a third or second world country. We have it made!
And even here in México things arent that bad, if you have a job thats it which thankfuly i have you can make it really well and right now the economy is in a good place and it's stable, i can go to restaurants and eat really well, but of course unfortunately there are a lot of mexicans who can't say the same And the united states, even better living conditions, but everything is better than living under the CCP thumb
This is good this is why i almost never listen to everything the news tell me if you want the real news/info. Speak to the actual people living there and not people getting paid to say what the government wants them to say on screen
Amen! I hate how my fellow Americans hate America. It's humiliating, we should all be proud to be Americans. We have our problems, but we also have freedom. Thanks for the great content Winston!
@@Gargantuan69 But you have the rights to fight for it. You try to fight in a dictatorship country and see where you end up- either dead or lock up in prison with torturing. And then they target your family who is not involved.
I hate to say it, Winston, but you are arguing against people's hopes and dreams, and facts stand no chance against naive utopianism. These folks who hold up Communist China as a guide will never learn but by experience, and maybe not even then.
The kind of people clamouring for communism in the West would be the first ones against the wall if it were to succeed. Their schizophrenic pseudo-intellectualising and obsession with sociological academia marks them irrevocably as the harmful bourgeois element, traditionally dealt with harshly.
It's mind boggling to see an international level celebrity (Fan BingBing) disappear without a trace for a few of months and then reappear to present a formal apology. That is scary. It'd be a shitstorm if a government like the US does that. Apparently, it's okay in China. But then again, it's just another dynasty in a different era. Ancient tactics: make an example of the biggest name to put the rest in line.
The business community in the West noticed a similar thing when Jack Ma disappeared for a while. I don't think China yet realizes how much that has chilled their relationship with outside investment.
@@byrospyro4432 The UK as a whole is less violent now than it was when I was growing up. A lot of the alcohol-fuelled violence and street gang problems have now disappeared as kids are more interested in playing video games. The exception is certain parts of London and Manchester where things have been getting worse.
@@jbjaguar2717 well its shifted hasn't it, a punch up on the street or on a night out isn't and wasn't the problem, its foreign kids stabbing each other because they aren't manly enough to sort it out like men.
Winston, I do appreciate your videos. Telling the truth and providing the facts that support the truth, is indeed a hallmark of the message that you send to the world. Thank you and keep up the good work. Continue the good fight!
Where is this "Facts" most of the time its just his Subjective views. I was so happy when I 1st finding this channel and watching his videos. But as I watch more and more, I realize he was more of anti-china rather than actually delivering objective news. He cut videos, cherry picking, and sometimes does not provide Any source of his claim. He needs to ensure his narratives brings china in 100% bad sides.. He deliberately ommited other things
My family is Taiwanese-American and super spoiled in the USA. I like my working toilets! My maternal grandfather was from Beijing and was the dominate grandparent language-wise (long story of Japanese colonization/ annexation and how my family was not against it) and I speak Mandarin and a little Japanese. Not to sound bitter but I have a difficult time believing a government whose PLA beat my great-grandfather to the point of paralysis, dragging his broken body around by his arms in the last months of his life and he died miserably in prison for being a landowner. It hasn’t even been a 100 years.
That was savage. Sometimes people are in denial that humans can be threaterous to their to their own kind. The CCP behaves like a gross abusive parent and claims it is for their own good. The only way outsiders will know that said child is being abused is when someone actually see the damages on the childs body, or the child ends up dead. Yet they would still deny harming the child claiming how much they love him/ her. Only eye witness could tell (the neighbours) So thank your neighbour Winston for telling it like it is. Get that child some help (China).
Just think 2 second: loyalty to the party is more important than human right. You simply can't show any kind of opposition to the party, it's law, it's action, it's speech, it's tough...
Humanity needs to unite against the those that wish to turn us against one another. Although we are different races, religions etc, we are all of one heartbeat.
Hopefully US and its military will stop interfering other countries business, stop invading and destroying muslims in middle east, stop over exploiting asia's natural resources. Hopefully US and China can come together, being better, self-criticism, and work peacefully then the world could reach a greater good 🙏❤
@@mginger3803 Literally if the West wants to help the Asians it should just open up its borders and allow more ordinary immigrants in. At first there might be Little Saigons, Little Siam, China Towns, India Towns, etc... but in a long period most things will work out. Also the laws should be made so that small businesses and normal citizens can hire poor Asians rather than making the rules so that only Jeff Bezos and the Walton family can hire them.
@@aoeu256 well said. But economically speaking, taking in immigrants and foreign investments must be proceeded in a much slower manner than people usually expect, or otherwise could be dreadfully detrimental to local community. Not to even mention there could be societal and political consequences. Let’s hope for the best.
My mom and dad were in school during that era. When they were young they had things to eat but that went away and during this period of time they only had a bowl of vegetables, a bowl of rice and a spoon of bean paste to go with it. Imagine going 3 years of eating only this. The only day you could have meat was on national day where your portion was as thick as a newspaper and the length of your 3 fingers. Your comparison of that parade and famine was extremely good. I noticed that all the parade members were skinny as a bamboo shoot.
My husband was born in China in 1962. People (like him) who lived in cities were at least able to survive, while millions in the countryside died. When we lived in Japan he confessed to me that he actually hates sweet potatoes (a very popular autumn treat in Japan and Korea) because that's basically all he had to eat as a kid.
I come from a family that immigrated to the US. I was born here and as I get older I realize how lucky I am. I've been watching a lot of videos about China and it saddens me, the Tofu-dreg construction is wild, the inequalities, the lack of justice for people who are attacked or kidnapped, the lack of free speech and censorship.. I wish the Chinese people well and I hope they can find a way to thrive. I know the US has many many problems but IDK, the difference between the two countries is very apparent.
You could make the college circuit with your experiences and ability to tell a truthful portrayal of the CCP. Too many young people are thinking Marxist based political-economic models are preferable.
Im grateful to have been born in the U.S and I believe the silent majority is as well. Unfortunately it's the loud mouthed minority who've decided that America is awful even when they have no idea what it means to live in another country
Thank you to you and Matt, for showing us the TRUTH about the CCP and China. My family thought I was insane for saying these thing, UNTIL I MADE them watch your and Matt's videos. Thank you so much, as so many Aussies finally woke up after watching your & Matt's work! Honestly. So thank you so much.
First and foremost you know the clip shown is from 1959 in it's most colorful form, it shows you can edit the past and present anyway you want. I bet this winston doesn't more about the US than the china that he lived in and left
Ten years in China. I agree with every issue brought up by this channel. I lived most of that in the "bubble" of Beijing but I also spent some time outside of it. The "bubble" is a thin veneer as well.
The matter of fact is that every year close too half million mainland Chinese migrated to other countries. And these are the more educated, wealthier individuals. Another fact: most wealthy and powerful individuals in China choose to send their children to study overseas.
Americans don't generally fear their government. In other countries like China, they are terrified of the government. It's a massive difference of mindset and quality of life.
50%+ of the USA want to split the country by county/parish and let the red areas form their own government and the blue areas form their own and just have a peaceful divorce so we do not continue the path to Serbian/Rwandan style civil war
When I went to China in 2016, I saw quite a few homeless people who were amputees and at one of the train stations there was a man who appeared homeless cleaning up around the seating areas. He was also rummaging in rubbish bins to find food. It was really sad to see
I as a leftist I recognize that China's one party government is indeed very problematic and in fact very much terrible. It fuses the two worst aspects of communism and capitalism called authotarian capitalism. I also recognize that the US government has it's fair share of problems and isn't always fighting for the best interests of the majority of it's people. What I find baffling is how those two constantly get compared to one another. I guess that's due to Americans always needing a good guy and a bad guy. This is also why when someone critizes the US on the internet that the person in question must be loving China or Russia instead, which is something I often see on the english side of social media. But guess what: u can like neither of those three.
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My problem about here in the US we have it good to the point we delude ourselves we thing we have the market on what it means to have a rough time. It helps traveling and really looking at how others live and it makes me humble.
@c0ya1 at least you can call them out on their BS n those that want to listen will listen. Better than extreme censorship n ethnic genocide going on in China
Stay awesome Winston. You, C-Milk, Prime in China, YGZ Taiwan, CCP Shill Busters, Lele Farley and Stan from Poland have my support from a mainlander Chinese fan in Australia 🇦🇺🔥
@Horizon585 well to me it's a very privileged answer because it's spoken as if the US corners the market in wrong doings and failings. I guess it's victim mentality but it's really self centered.
@@syrusangi8743 because we have to listen it's written into the constitution freedom of speech and expression. The right to assembly and association.
The 1st ammendment has flaws but it has some valuable and irreplaceable strengths to it.
I was born and raised to adulthood in a Communist country (Eastern Bloc). Shortly after I arrived in the US, people here would often ask me if there was anything that I found disappointing about America. I've always given them the same answer: Americans take for granted what they have. After twenty more years, I still give them the same answer.
Because what we have is nothing compared to what it was and in our minds this is already the end of the world and there already is no more freedom. U need to realize how good the west was before compared to how it is today. But you cant because you grow up in communist country so this place even in the year 2000 is paradise for you but it had already come a very long way from how it was we already had freedom we have an entire millenial and Genx generation that got denied the right to work and retire because they send the jobs to china... now this generation will be homeless.... your perspective is just that of a former slave so you think its good here. Americans are fighting laying down flat and peoppe like you are taking the work for what it is and being happy with the small scraps of freedom left since you never tasted it before you are happy with leftovers. Americans want more
Errrrr you fine living in a kleptocracy? US is dropping in the Democratic index and the lifestyle is becoming like what the Soviet Union was in the 80s. There is a large wealth gap, not many Americans have access to health care, education is expensive, vocational training schools shutting down, US spends too much on the military, endless wars, a politburo of democrats and republicans who are very similar on political spectrum except on social issues, whistle blowers being arrested, poor health, too much processed food, homelessness, gun violence, opioid abuse, poor infrastructure… I was born in a democratic country that NOT the US, and we are starting to receive an exodus of Americans migrating here.
The fact that some Americans want communism baffles me... Youre exactly right, they dont appreciate what they have at all.
@@icysaracen3054 if you r from Canada and u believe that it’s a democratic country than I would just remind u that the only thing u can do without the vaccine is sittin home.
USA is horrendous, Western Europe is far better. Much more freedom.
As an American who lived in the “real China” for 5 years and not a foreign bubble (just recently came back just before the pandemic) thanks for keeping the truth out there. I can’t tell you how many times I have run into these conversations.
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Same here, but was only there for almost two years. It's very hard to explain to people who haven't been to China exactly how it is there. My experience directly wasn't bad, but for someone to state that America is worse, or just as bad, is outright ignorant. Many of the systems in place are so convoluted and unnecessarily complex and it just makes everyday life a hassle. To put it simply, when all of the small things are so bad that the big things don't seem important, there are serious issues going on.
Man, I've actually had someone say that America is more censorious than China. I couldn't believe someone seriously believed this.
@@MilanoMosh Americans love to judge American society by its lowest common denominator which I personally think its a good thing because it leaves room for improvement and never to be satisfied with the current situation.
@@horusschnopp1882 Too many people brainwashed by Chinese propaganda.
I'm a chinese citizen who was fortunate enough to have parents who woke up from all the propaganda, and it really pains me to meet and think of those without this kind of upgringing.
A citizen has some inalienable rights. What inalienable rights do you have as a Chinese citizen?
Be careful, the CCP might remove your social credit score after reading your comment
@@profriday I could be wrong, but I'm assuming he's no longer a Chinese citizen.
@@profriday There are no such things as rights. Rights are merely a legal invention and can be taken away when the people find too bothersome or are too ignorant to fight for.
'Security, like liberty, has to be won and rewon many times.'
@Luca Baki The minute you give up your means to fight, you are at the mercy of everyone.
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Well said Winston, and something that sadly our politicians are either ignorant or scared of saying...
@George Washington
Er…..of course he is. Irrespective of whether or not you like it, if you are an American, he is your president.
@@Domzdream Well, let's say he occupies that office, and even if he was the winner of the 2020 election, he is basically just a big bobblehead. His wife, Jen Psaki and a few handlers and politicians are collectively "the president".
Except for Trump
"Riding the Dragon," Biden- Hunter
@@bobjacobson858 dude that's every president, you can't cherry pick what that card gets used for. Biden sucks and is a softcore chomo, but somehow, he is y'all's president. Yikes we thought we had it bad up here with Trudeau. I swear Canada was just eating popcorn for that election watching the trainwreck unfold that was America's last election
Here’s the thing about Winston’s videos like this: organizing your thoughts into a coherent message takes A LOT of time. Respect m8, always.
Thanks mate!
@@serpentza Which country is best? Just ask yourself: "Which country has the biggest immigration problem & where do most immigrants go to if they have a choice?"
I am the GINGER BO$$ but LeLe Farley is just straight up BOSS.
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@@serpentza Excellent as always. What are your thoughts on NetEase and Tencent buying up Western and Japanese game developers and game companies? Dropped a lot of good looking gameplay trailer slices lately, the latest is Honor of Kings: World. Trying to take a big slice of the gaming market.
Winston, people born in this country knows no true struggle. They have no idea what the true costs of freedom is. Comfort and affluence blinds them to the very freedom that allows them to criticize it. A fish born in water is blind to the very fact that their lives depends on it, yet shows no gratitude.
A very good comment! Thank you
Which country? (Just make sure
In some western coutries there are topics, where also you aren't allow to criticize. Not every western country have freedom of speach.
@@oliviaju3941 ANY western country
@@papuv666 Which Western countries? I want actual examples.
I know a really nice guy from a small town in the US who genuinely believes the US is going in the wrong direction while China is on the right track... it's sad
Let me guess, dude is into Asian chicks.... dime a dozen
“Transgressions of the CCP” would make for some serious hefty reading
Also becareful world…
CCPee members emperors 6.6% of entire PRC population (not inclusive of their ernais harems and kids plus many palaces they own Eg. Some CCP connected person just put up 96 apartments in fancy locations like ShangHai to sell due to tax reforms… which numbers way more than that 6.6% in the multi millions count)… all want *YOU* to pay for their “luxury lifestyle”… remember that.
Like EverGrande… them CCP cannot pay their debts. So needs *YOU* to foot their overspending bills.
= 🇨🇳🖕🇨🇳☠️🇨🇳🖕🌍☠️too
Amen!
@George Washington I believe that. They certainly own hunter.
Well…How is it possible the CCP is going after Li Yundi for prostitution when the CCP is the largest user of prostitutes on the planet? The CCP’s “honeypot” program is well known to overseas diplomats who are provided with “company” while in Beijing…just ask Daniel Andrews from Australia. He’s taken advantage of the “honeypot” program a number of times. And he’s not alone. Party members have a number of exclusive clubs and resorts in the Changping district of Beijing. These “fun palaces” provide government officials with wine, escorts from Russia and China, dining, and entertainment. I’ve personally been to one and seen the decadence and the high end prostitutes provided for party members. Some netizens on Weibo are putting forth the theory that the CCP approached Li Yundi to spy for them and he declined to do so. As we all know, nobody says “NO” to the CCP, so they started a well organized smear campaign against him.
@@truenorthstrongandfree3699 ask sen. Eric swalwell of California. He hooked up with his fang fang for a while. And we are supposed to ignore the fact that he was doing the wild thing with a chicom spy.
I just came here to read the insults from CCP supporters lol
Yup, you can say everyone who do not support the US system can be a CCP supporter.
weird i dont see any insulting comment
Funny how most of the insults I've read seem to be anti China
There are literally none my guy
When will they finally pass laws that make it possible to prosecute people, who spew propadanga on behalf of another country and recieve compensation for it. Then when I read comments on social platforms there will only be one kind of person left spewing propaganda. And I can safely conclude that the person is just a missguided idiot.
I really hope more people wake up to this ,thank you for your time and dedication. 🙏💜
I’m from East Asia and many never appreciated dictators nor authoritarian regimes.
I think almost everybody knows this, the comments you see using these whataboutism arguments are not honest, they are paid CCP employees to do just this, its a propaganda campaign, they don't believe in it either.
@@johanedfors3899 Lmao. "Anyone who disagrees with me is a foreign agent".
@@schmittian1313 literally true, but ok.
@@johanedfors3899 There is no doubt that governments operate troll farms, but if you truly believe that EVERY SINGLE person that disagrees with you is a foreign agent, then you are beyond delusional.
Yep. Tbh China had a few years before xi that actually saw improvements for the people. But since xi, (as an immigrated Chinese Canadian), I am very sad to see my birthplace becoming closer and closer to North Korea.
Maybe it's because I grew up during the Cold War and laughed at the terrible Soviet propaganda, but the latest incarnation of Chinese propaganda has never fooled me. Those impeccably choreographed parades and celebrations are exactly like the propaganda that has come out of North Korea for years, and similar displays came out of the Soviet Union and its satellites on a regular basis. Those displays are nothing more than a veneer that hides the underlying rot, and the cheerful people present at these events are most likely among the privileged in society - those who benefit from the system and have reason to be happy. Or perhaps they put on an act because they know they will be shot if they don't play along. Sometimes, these events are fun to watch, and when they feature propaganda music, it can even be enjoyable because the musicians are usually quite talented even if the words and imagery are ridiculous.
The United States has a lot of problems right now, and we will be in big trouble in the long run if we continue to let these problems fester, but the situation must be kept in perspective. Countries like China and North Korea are far worse, and we have a long way to fall before our situation will even begin to resemble theirs. In a way, I hope China scares us out of our collective bickering. Maybe we need something like a Sputnik moment to spur us toward some semblance of unity and a willingness to invest in our future. We got a great deal of benefit out of the explosion in scientific research resulting from the space race. China has been willing to make large investments in infrastructure, even if these projects have been poorly executed and are likely to fall apart in a relatively short time. We can only hope that the quality of their military is up to the same standards as their construction projects, but I wouldn't count on it - the military is likely a higher priority. We need to repair and update our infrastructure - and take the time and spend the money necessary to do it right so that our investments won't fall apart in five years.
I hope China gets a better government one day. The people have suffered long enough, and they deserve better. I also hope that the United States gets a better government one day, but I'm not holding my breath. Still, I will happily take ours, with all its faults, over theirs.
I can shorten your post. America will be better than the ccp as long as we got our God given rights of free speech and arm's when the American government attempts to take those then maybe.
Its more important to harden our current infrastructure than to build more of it. Especially as the full impact of c0r0na is felt and more people start to work remotely we will end up using infrastructure less and less. But investments in science and technology are definitely needed.
It's kind of funny once you realize the style of it, it's soooo easy to spot. Literally its just singing and dancing. If you see a bunch of chinese or n korean people singing and dancing and making a big display you 100% know that it is fake
A better government is coming for all. One day a king will rule 1000 years over the earth. Sadly, There won't be many left to be ruled over. After that day, there will be an eternal peace forever.
Appreciate your wide angle perspective. China has now created a hypersonic missle that can circle the globe and land within 20 miles of its target. US generals are warning the government that we can't keep ignoring China while our military is focused on "diversity". Not sure what it will take for America to snap out of it, but you are right. There needs to be SOMETHING that Americans can unite about. Right now we are bickering over what a man and a woman is.
You have always impressed me with your unwavering sense of justice for everyone on an individual basis. You do not dehumanize people by losing them in a group.
Well said
He calls drug addicted people trash.
@@gehtdinixan9173 My uncle died from his drug addiction. We tried to help him, but ultimately, the addiction was long term suicide.
Which is exactly why Winston is so likable.... especially nowadays that the sad, main fashion trend is subdividing all of humanity into “groups” based on the most superficial esthetic traits ever.
@@gehtdinixan9173 he never called drug users “trash”, don’t even try to bend reality with this bullshit.
I will try to explain how basic reasoning works: if I say that “X person is a piece of trash” because HE is a violent criminal who robs people to get money for drugs and tried to kill my family, my words are specifically directed at THAT PERSON ONLY, and NOT at “all the people who use any kind of drug ever”, ok??
Hating your own country is in trend in most democratic countries.
Wrong, loving your country but standing up against its wrongs is not hate.
@@bundunett3212 I'm not wrong. I never said anything that contradicts with your later sentence
@@bundunett3212 what exactly are you standing up for? Other than comparing once again.
Agree.
The simplest and best answer one can give to people who say this kind of stuff is the following:
If China is so good and the west is so bad, then why are there millions, literally millions, of immigrants from China in the west and yet nowhere near that amount of immigrants from the west in China? Why are there so many people who will literally give their lives and bet their whole professional career just for a chance at an opportunity to come to the west, if China is so good? Did they get fed up and want to live life in hard mode?
They pay for immigration give huge many to go us It is simple
@@gyeppmester I don't understand what you are saying.
So true!
china has to support 1.4 billion human beings....like what are u smoking?tell me what country in the world can even come close to doing on the scale of what China did??lmao!!!!CHina is in charge and responsible for population larger than america europe and middle east combined.america can barely uplift afganistan a population of 50 million from the shyt hole it is......
does that fact eludes people minds when they say stupid shyt like that?
even europe the most developed and prosperous continent, has a population of a mere 300 million half of which are still living in poverty and destitution....
in a mere span of 20 years china has accumulated nearly 78 trillion dollars of wealth,nearly 70 percent of what took america 80 years and a world war to accumulate america's total wealth is about 112 trillion.......theres hundreds of millions in the country sized provinces that are bathing in wealth and prosperity.....
right now there are 4 provinces in china with population sizes of tens of millions with close to first world gdp per caps that have arosed in the last 2 decades alone.
China is not bad only their government is bad I love china because of their Spirituality stuff and west is Sprituality bankrupt.
I have spoken to many Chinese students who have told me pretty much what you've said. Some of them believe everything the government tells them as well. One student was mortified when I told her that knife attacks on school children were a lot more common than she thought. Another wanted to debate about safety in China and when I told her that violence happens everywhere and knife attacks happen, she immediately attacked America for shootings. I then told her, "yes, there are shootings in America, that's bad right?" In which she happily replied "yes, very bad" I then said "so, why aren't knife attacks bad?" She was silent. Couldn't say anything. I then continued to say "Do not think just because it happens in America that it's ok for it to happen in China. If it's bad, it's bad, regardless of where it happens." I stressed that she'd lost her debate because she'd used one bad thing to try and cancel another. I also stated, "I am not from America anyway, so it was a pointless comment" - many Chinese people become so defensive instead of saying "Yes, it's bad, we need to do something about it". Another student couldn't believe that the Chinese emperor's terracotta warriors may have had help from the west, notibly Greece. He was almost in tears and would not accept it. It's difficult for them to accept something different from the propaganda that is spewed.
Yessssssssssss.
U maybe lying so....
@@αιη-τ5φ the fact that you said 'maybe' means you're not sure. In that case, why comment? I still talk to one of those students, he's a nice guy actually. Yet, that wasn't the point was it?
@@stevenlujian568 I'm just saying your making the story sound so exagerating like the chinese are helpless. Thats what I meant so it sounded fake for a while because your portrayal of Chinese is like the Chinese are like really in the desperate need of help their so useless no offence even though china has problems. The us have alot of problems to I just personally think blaming everything on a country that's a good target for bullying to compare it to the other so one looks better than the other its not great. Every country has it probelms
@@αιη-τ5φ Hi, I'm sorry if you misinterpreted my comment; I never stated that Chinese people need help nor desperate. I was simply giving a real example of how a lack of information reaches people, due to governmental control over certain media. So, it's impossible for me to blame the Chinese people. I also said that all countries have problems, if you read the dialogue regarding the young lady who wanted to debate. Lastly, I don't think saying something is wrong signifies 'bullying'. I understand that China is under a lot of pressure at the moment but that's not because of Chinese people, who I find friendly, polite and respectful. Please do not misinterpret an experience as a bully tactic. This is fundamentally wrong. Anyway, I hope this makes sense.
Imagine hating a country where you can say whatever you want about the president and not 'disappear'
Most people don't really hate the country. America is one of those few countries where we are allowed to complain and it actually makes a difference. One of the things I'd say China holds better than United states are they don't really bother you so long as you literally do not bother them. Things like victimless crime are not really a crime per se. For example street hookers most likely would get pulled over by the cops, but if they keep it in a building, even if everyone knows, no one cares. This is different from amsterdam where prostitution is legal.
facts
Its really great. I can say orange man, sleepy joe, and obomba without fear!
I've seen morons say America is turning into that when trump was in office. Even tho the media bashed him everyday 🙄
Guantanamo Bay??
Is it just me, or is China is really starting to look and sound like North Korea?
It already is
Xi Jinping ha shade China more authoritarian than ever and has little if not no freedom and democratic rights.
Dare for you to assume that China have any human rights or democratic freedom at anytime
Always has
NK always look and sound like China, only China has more $$$ to make it look better in every aspect.....
West Korea
I lived in china for a long long time, too long for me. For me, it's amazing knowing a "foreigner's" view on china is so accurate, spot on! Keep making these videos, people need to know the reality!
John cena: “You can’t see me!”
John Xina: “You can’t xi Tiananmen Square”
Do the hand, I luv the hand
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APOLIGIZE! Show us how sorry you are.
How far has this meme gone? This versus the Randy Orton ones
Lolz. Although cheesy, that was funny. Never liked John Cena, but totally hate John Xina. We do see you, clown.
Binchilin
As a Canadian, I’m constantly dismayed by how many of us don’t realize how good we have it here. Compared to much of the world, and especially compared to countries like this one. I’m lucky to have been born here and take none of it for granted.
China is not neccesarily a shithole . It depends as with everything else.
But the the West has a much better life and rights than China.
The only thing that the West lacks, is the Tiger mums and Dads to tell you what the world can be like.
We are communist now in Chinada. I have been forced to get vaccinated by my work, and government. Freedom is gone in Canada.
@@robduck4812 I understand your right and they are going to keep pushing the vax till everyone is dead!!
@@robduck4812 Love how nobody knows what actual communism is like. It’s scary stuff.
@@robduck4812 I don't know about your country, but it says a hell lot about the schools you've gone to.
Black Book of Communism,” an estimated 65 million Chinese died as a result of Mao’s repeated, merciless attempts to create a new “socialist” China. Anyone who got in his way was done away with -- by execution, imprisonment or forced famine..
For Mao, the number 1 enemy was the intellectual. The so-called Great Helmsman reveled in his blood-letting, boasting, “What’s so unusual about Emperor Shih Huang of the China Dynasty? He had buried alive 460 scholars only, but we have buried alive 46,000 scholars.” Mao was referring to a major “accomplishment” of the Great Cultural Revolution, which from 1966-1976 transformed China into a great House of Fear.
The most inhumane example of Mao’s contempt for human life came when he ordered the collectivization of China’s agriculture under the ironic slogan, the “Great Leap Forward.” A deadly combination of lies about grain production, disastrous farming methods (profitable tea plantations, for example, were turned into rice fields), and misdistribution of food produced the worse famine in human history.
Deaths from hunger reached more than 50 percent in some Chinese villages. The total number of dead from 1959 to 1961 was between 30 million and 40 million.
Rounding up enemies
Only five years later, when he sensed that revolutionary fervor in China was waning, Mao proclaimed the Cultural Revolution. Gangs of Red Guards -- young men and women between 14 and 21 -- roamed the cities targeting revisionists and other enemies of the state, especially teachers.
Professors were dressed in grotesque clothes and dunce caps, their faces smeared with ink. They were then forced to get down on all fours and bark like dogs. Some were beaten to death, some even eaten -- all for the promulgation of Maoism. A reluctant Mao finally called in the Red Army to put down the marauding Red Guards when they began attacking Communist Party members, but not before 1 million Chinese died.
All the while, Mao kept expanding the laogai, a system of 1,000 forced labor camps throughout China. Harry Wu, who spent 19 years in labor camps, has estimated that from the 1950s through the 1980s, 50 million Chinese passed through the Chinese version of the Soviet gulag. 20 million died as a result of the primitive living conditions and 14-hour work days.
And yet Mao Zedong remains the most honored figure in the Chinese Communist Party. At one end of historic Tiananmen Square is Mao’s mausoleum, visited daily by large, respectful crowds.
Repression continues
In the spirit of Mao, China’s present rulers continue to oppress intellectuals and other dissidents such as human-rights activist Liu Xiaobo. He was sentenced last month to 11 years in prison for “inciting subversion of state power.” His offense: signing Charter 08, which calls on the government to respect basic civil and human rights within a democratic framework.
A great summary, thank you so much
Do you think the private education sector being wiped out, and celebrities being cancelled looks a lot like the Maoism attack on intellectuals?
@@ctb1977 no they not being killed just some pandered snowflakes who wants attention over twitter and Jealousy of money
They are not the same
@@KyriToe I was referring to he Chinese celebrities that have been completely wiped from existence and the recent attack on private education in China
Holy shit bro, you wrote a whole essay
Good point! The reason the US "seems" to be worse than China is because China doesn't allow the slightest hint of criticism, whereas in the US, criticism is what keeps the media in business.
in other words free speech in china ain’t free lol
I disaggree with your claim, but I respect your opinion
As someone from China, I would say that China's at least 100 year behind the US, in all aspect: politics, education, economy, military, you name it. The only thing is China wins is: there are more people.
No country is perfect. China's still a very developing country and hv long way.. But the only things US Cannot do but china can are: lifting more than 700 mil people out of absolute poverty,, Actually trying to lessen the gap between the poor and the rich,, Building fast infrastructures so the rural areas can be taken care of,,
The US is still leaded by the Elites which prioritize budgeting more for military expense~ While their population is only 1/4 of china, the prisoners number are still double compared to china's
@@mginger3803 you are exactly the kind of people who fell into the trap. There are still hundreds of millions of people in poverty in China and they are likely to remain in poverty for another couple of decades. The infrastructures story is exactly the same story happened in Japan, Germany, and South Korea in the last couple of decades so that's not unique for china.
@@manofsesame3024 There IS still many people in poverty in China~~ thats why the proverty alleviation program is Still going on~ But at least they move and make progress.. That 700millions is a result of 40 years efforts. China has to deal with these 1.4 Billions people.. They just been wrecked so bad in 1900s. There's no way china can surpass India if they not lifting some "absolute" poverties, and building infrastucrures projects at such speed. We can easily find datas dan facts abour china and other countries achievements even in westerm media and sites~~ No country is perfect
@@mginger3803 it’s so hilarious that you are still believing in The CCP Government narrative
Yeah continue to live in a dreamland.
@@manofsesame3024 China Infrastructure is severely overrated many parts of China in the Suburb and Rural areas have infrastructure that is so 3rd world
Sure China has made some progress in the last 40 years however China has a lot of work to be done and yet with Xi Jinping in power the country is becoming more authoritarian which means China has no chance being a democratic free country and slowing progress.
I think we’ve had it so good in the United States that our current situation seems horrific by comparison. We are naive and spoiled and comfortable(I say that with love) and we don’t know how bad things can truly get. Also, when is your dad posting again?!? 🐅 🦒 🦁 😃
Pretty much sums it up.
Though, some serious systemic problems need to be solved but it's more to do with financial regulations and dealing with the upcoming ‘unemployability’ problem.
The US doesn’t have a propaganda army online actively besmirching rivials and talking up how great it is. Several US competitors very much do. Everyone on popular US-focused websites is subject to a powerful ongoing campaign to demoralize the US/west and convince you to hate your nation. Just look at the common sentiment from other seemingly western commenters (they are not western at all) and you will think most agree that the US is on the verge of collapse. Then go take a look at the people and places you know in real life. You will quickly see how dissimilar they are. Don’t fall for the fools online trying to convince you all hope is lost!
@@radkonpsygami7634 Your fear of 'socialism' is obsolete: China is a kleptocracy, the West is rapidly following. A nominally capitalist, or socialist, state can end up the same way of a powerful clique who control policy. Such a system flies in the face of both the traditional ideologies. Thinking about politics as though it was 1960 is much of the problem.
@@BuddyLee23 You are so very wrong Buddy. Nobody has as significant presence of active misinformation agents and censors as US. Nobody. Only in the US (and outside of US in international corporations) they are called moderators, fact-checkers and journalists. There is almost no free press left in America. And what's left is in bigger danger every day.
Finally,an American who has seen the truth as it is..
After that parade in 1952 those people had to hand back their state owned costumes and were paid with thin soup.
I get that America is the butt of the worlds jokes, but there is no way that people genuinely believe China is better than the U.S….
I am from Germany and i kinda think we win when it comes to being the butt of the worlds Jokes XD
We talking about a nation with no school shooting, no gun violence, no poverty of 30 million people, no drug, and as far as i know china has managed to wipe poverty off their country by 2020, freedom indeed good but what is the point when you having sad depressed life, china pretty much better as long as you loyal to nation and party they get you a good life.
@@randompersononinternet2826 have you watched the video at all??😂
@@Dave05J nah im not, im coming here for the coment lol🤣
this is exeactly what i try to tell my liberal brothers when we talk politics, its not that america is perfect or above criticism but they act like its one of the worst places on earth when in reality its one of the best places to live
The United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and EU countries are the most livable places in the world
@@mr.老张 I would not say Australia or New Zealand are livable countries any more. And you oddly miss out on some good Asian countries (yes yes New Zealand is technically Asian/SEA but it's a 5-eyes nation)
@Dulce Sunshine Can you try that in English?
@Dulce Sunshine lol k
@@horusschnopp1882 What do you mean?NZ is one of the richest and happiest countries in the whole world.
Thank you for posting something like this, Winston. On another note, that thumbnail is glorious.
That's right, matey. Nothing unsavory or unpleasant is ever allowed to be publicly discussed, examined or investigated there. Guess they should call it the People's Republic of Coverups (or the People's Republic of Censorship). Another brilliant video, by the way.
Because the west is totally transparent. every shit that happens in bumblefuq Tennessee will be judged by the entire world.. Especially the ones who get the news of Bumblefuq from behind the firewall...
Haha, People's Republic of Coverups. That's brilliant!
@@ivangohome Exactly the kind of whataboutism Winston spent 12 minutes describing.
rule of thumb while reading about history...never trust a country or political system that has to put "democracy" or "people's" in it's name lol....it's laughable that China which is the farthest thing from a republic as you can get outside of the taliban or north korea calls itself that /slaps knee...it's downright clownish...
"Nothing unsavory or unpleasant is ever allowed to be publicly discussed, examined or investigated there." Sounds like right here in the states (and from what I've heard in the UK, Germany and Australia) when you discuss zionism, Israel and its treatment of the Palestinians, or US war crimes (ask Assange).
This is the thing people don't get until they experience it. I travelled to China for many years, first for tourism then as a press member. Initially I loved it. Environment beautiful (note this is back in early 2000's) Cities are vibrant, people are super friendly, generous and amazing. I remember one of my last official trips to Beijing (2010) was one of those when they bulldozed one of my old favourite neighbourhoods (in Fengtai) and made new, grey, square, blocks out of the whole thing. Mechanically. It was soul crippling. People made destitute being forced into block apartments when they used to have houses with vegetable gardens that sustained them. Last time, walking in with a camera, of course, as has happened so many times, some local police came up and told me to stop filming even as I interviewed a person who had given consent. I mentioned I had a press related visa, and Immediately it turned. Camera ripped out of my hands, escorted out of the area, set in a car, rough up, police station the whole nine yards. As you all know, you have to list an address of residence, in my case a family who I knew from previous, they were roughed up and the police moved my stuff to a "press hotel" (read, monitored hotel) and that family where I stayed, who I had known for years, I never heard from again. To this day I think about them and I hope they are fine but after so many attempts to find out, I still do not know.
ruining the true beauty and innocence of places. horrible when that happens.
I am really sorry to hear about your friends, I wish you hear from them again. I would be devastated.
@@travelbyfire8474 Truly one of the saddest things to date. At one point, through various channels, I reached a semi distant relative of theirs, who had not heard from the family in years. As far as I know, still nothing to date. I have not been back to China since...
@@archaic_huntsman That is grim my man, I really hope for the best like they escaped to another country or are hiding somewhere.
I don't blame you for not going back, stay safe my friend.
I consider myself a progressive and I believe in a fundamentally progressive American nationalism. And this guy got it. Criticizing things you think are wrong is an American thing, and if it happens to be your country that's wrong, then you criticize out of love because you want it to do better.
America, at large, as a continent, is allowed to be more complex and yes it is a thing of beauty. There is nothing wrong in wanting to make things better, to want to tweek, to remove some cancer to be healthier. You know it's gone to hell when you're not allowed to do any of these and even talk or think, then you know you're in jail and you're probably not going to survive this mess.
@@PandemoniumMeltDown sometimes it takes a bad turn, like SJW and wokes, hate it when they ruin freedom of speech and opinion by using them as excuses to harm other people. They are the people who don't respect those rights, only like them if the others are doing what they like.
You mean national socialism, same
it's not an American thing. it's a democracy thing.
@@Willowtree82 no lol. National socialism is when you have socialistic policies, but only allow those policies to be used for the 'true' people of your country. For example, for Germany that was the white, Aryan race. It isn't progressive really at all, because you only allow the socialist policies for a certain amount of people in your country. This guy is progressive, but also nationalistic. Which means when he criticizes his country, he's doing it for his country to be a better place than it is today, rather than out of spite.
When you said "missing the centralist press" - That's actually why I follow you and laowhy for quite some while now: You seem to have a sane mind in the midst of all this craziness going on in the world atm. Thanks for exposing yourselves. Wished I would get to you know personally one day. Greetings from Germany!
I agree 100%. It’s sad how completely polarized many Western countries have become in that regard, especially those in the English-speaking world... but it’s great that there are still people like Winston.
But he's not Objective at all in delivering news, even making videos with that immature Title (we know the rest of the world hates China, not the west, due to decades of anti-china propagandas)
@@mginger3803 Anti-chinese propaganda? So you mean social scoring, mass surveillance, repeated denial of basic human rights, lawlessness and genocide through reeducation und sterilization of Uyghurs through concentration camps plus the suppression and extinction of Tibetan culture and persecution and slaughter for organ trade of Falun Gong is all just propaganda? Give me your bank account, I send you a full Euro, not only 50 cent.
Not to mention the permanent threat of violence through military towards Taiwan where the Chinese with the tradition of high culture and a brain live...
@@mginger3803 no, the world does not “hate China”, as the CCP is NOT China, and telling the truth on how the CCP brutalizes the Chinese population, controlling and oppressing Chinese citizens with an iron fist, micromanaging their lives with asinine policies, and killing roughly between 80 to 130 MILLIONS of them in less than 70 years (the highest death toll caused by any government of any nation in history) is NOT “anti-China propaganda”, but simple truth.
Truth against which the CCP fights, using ACTUAL state propaganda that comes out of the richest Propaganda Department anywhere on Earth. And we know it.
Back in the early 1960s, our parents never let us forget to "Eat up! There are children starving in China!". It was frustrating to not be able to send our dinners to feed them.
I used to be mad at those "starving kids in China" because they were the reason my parents would force me to eat all my vegetables. But looking back, it's actually nice that our parents were aware of those kids and felt empathy for them. They thought about them.
LOL! I remember so well. As a kid, I always wondered how eating my broccoli would help the people in China?
I know exactly what you mean, my parents said the same thing about Africans and I wished they were the ones eating my mom's cooking so I wouldn't have to.
@@redtree8254 Yeah, me too. Not to mention outfits like CCF have been fundraising for Africa since (before) I was born.
One evening after hearing that line I replied "name two" I got my little butt tanned😜
This really resonated with me. 💙 I love the ideas that America was founded upon, but I do not love the 'popularity contests' that our election process has become, nor do I appreciate our gangster foreign policy. However I can comment on these things freely - and the Chinese won't even mention the Tiananmen Square massacre, among other atrocities. May history judge us all fairly.
This man has balls making these videos. They must have a hit squad out for him as we speak. Be safe Homie
Pretty sure he’s in amercia now . But they have tried to find out his address . Had a Chinese women messaging him asking for a interview, than she started flirting and trying to come to
His house or for him to come to a hotel , he figured they would follow him back and get his address
He left China at least a year or two ago. He would be in big trouble if he ever went back, but he obviously never will.
They will try to get to him FOR SURE. What he does is political. He is brave!
He really is brave. Look at how he insert himself into a potentially volatile situation at 10:58
@@supadesignco good 👍
I’ve watched your channel long enough to know that regardless of local, the people at the bottom will always be biting down on a shit sandwich and have to smile as though we don’t notice.
As someone from the UK watching the western world self deprecate itself is depressing. It's so refreshing that you continue to upload all these white pills Winston.
Keep it up bruddah, thankyou so much for always being a voice of reason and logic in a world of self hatred to our cultures.
That dosnt make sense. If the western world is self deprecating then how is looking at China going to cure that?
The UK is becoming worse though that isn't up for debate.
The West should unironically become more like China. If we were more like China then we wouldn't have gotten ourselves into failed wars, we would have a reasonable immigration policy, and the current self-loathing would be nowhere near as high as it is right now.
@@schmittian1313 more like Singapore. British society with Chinese characteristics. Benevolent dictatorship with illusionary parliament with majority ruled party since 1965. But ironically very little to no corruption compared to China.
@Randy Song maximum angry
For poverty in china, it's like if we lower the bar for obesity, and suddenly we have less people who are obese.
I've watched just about all of your videos and this one is hard hitting. Very well done mate!
I'm from Brazil and when I visited the US on year 2000, I was surprised that even the poor people had air conditioning and heating at their homes, cars, a house with garden and backyard with no fences between the neighbors. Their houses and cars could be old, needing maintenance, but even then, they were living better than middle class in Brazil. Better than that, the people of my city in US, used to do carity and once a year the community get together to paint, gardening and do maintenance on poor neighborhoods.
Depends where u go in the u.s. but yeah it’s not even close to as bad compared to Brazil
Economically speaking, both Brazil and India are likely to surpass China within the next decade, if they aren't short sighted or succumb to infighting. And there are many reasons why companies and corporations are divesting from China in droves.
The World Trade Organization is considering the devaluation of the Yuan/RMB in the following year. Due to the refusal of the CCP to allow for an audit, when the the World Bank and International Monetary Fund levied the charge of Currency Manipulation on the People's Republic of China.
That and the expected sanctions are partly why manufacturing is being shifted to other countries.
@@China_Secret_Police I doubt that. India could surpass in 1 or 2 decades because its population is comparable to China, but it will require continuing economic reforms. There's been quite a bit of progress in certain areas, but the land and farming sectors are still under heavy state control. And bureaucracy needs to be cut down.
@@China_Secret_Police Brazil is dominated by local leftists and globalists; and China is already buying land, docks, grain silos, syndicates and authorities in Brazil. We are pretty much screwed.
Here, we use to say "Brazil is the country of the future", and that future never comes. We would like to be a great country in the present! HAHAHAHA Funny, but sad.
2000 America is better than 2021 America. Now you see alot of homeless and drug addicted people. The middle class people are very in debt.
Love your channel sepentza and I think we all see how genuine and concerned you are about the issues with the CCP and the atrocious historical behaviour and manipulation of the Chinese people and now the rest of the world. Keep it up and stay awesome!!
Thank you. You are a beacon of truth. I don't understand Americans, Australians, etc. bashing their own country. I am extremely grateful to live in the West.
We're not bashing our country We're just not bull shiting every one by not covering all the bad stuff
@@sam1bamslayer73 They don't know the difference. They know how their country hides stuff so if you SAY it's bad, they assume it's even worse.
True, but people bash the American people, and don't like us visiting their country, which irritates me.@@sam1bamslayer73
When we get told that China will overtake the US economically reminds me of when we were told the same about the USSR
Big difference is the world wasn't financing the Soviet Union. They are with the PRC.
@@Lobsterwithinternet I the USSR was also being propped up secretly and also technology handed to them. The military industrial complex needed an enemy.
@@lemdixon01 Prove it or shut it.
We have real problems to deal with, princess. Your boogiemen don't matter when there's a gun in your face.
@@Lobsterwithinternet it's quite well known that the USSR was supplied with US weapons and resources during WWII for example, thats when it started. The USSR was propped up by global elites and international money. Henry Kissinger, Nixon and zbingue Brazinski went to China to help advance them technologically.
@@lemdixon01 Yeah, but that was during the war. Back when the Bolsheviks took control, the US sent funds and weapons to the White Army that fought the Soviet Union during their civil war.
You seem not to understand how geopolitics works.
When I watched the people ignoring the children being abducted and other people being beaten or stolen from it made me even more grateful to be American
Ya but das racis doe ^O^
You mean like the lady that got raped in the train, Southeastern Pennsylvania, while passenger just watch the assault and recording the event instead of calling cops or intervent.
Or those event when people beat others randomly.
Even American does it. Stop being blind thinking it's all pink.
@@marc-andrelachapelle5707 wtaf are you saying that the fact that there's rotten criminals in America therefore a lack of compassion in China is not a problem?
@@letitbe7108 Both are problem,
You phrase it like nothing going on in US.
How about the new law in some state that target women abortion.
Nothing to be grateful to be American.
Doesn't remove what's going on in China.
@@marc-andrelachapelle5707 you wouldn’t get to say China wasn’t so great if you lived there. The secret police would take you away never to be heard from or talked about again. It’s easy to talk shit about America, IN America. 🖕🐑
Just found you and C-Milks content, absolutely fascinating stuff. I had never heard much of China outside of the usual and to truly learn about the country and people from people who have first hand experience is great, so different than I expected good and bad. Keep up the good work bro, I’ll be sharing your vids!
I started watching their content a few years ago because it gave an inside I had never heard of of China. But they showed the beautiful things too, broke stereotypes and assumptions before ever criticizing (the government) not the people. Really quality content.
I saw this trending, especially how Chinese people are "shocked" by(for example) homeless people in USA and other things, like this doesn't happen in China in the same way or worse.
There are so much shelters in America. Most people living on the streets fall into several categories, refusing to follow shelter rules, or get thrown out because of habitually breaking the rules, or physical fights within the shelter, or physical threats to the employees, or are mentally challenged. But we have our rights to live as we please
They may be infringing on other people's rights, but they dont seem to care. For instance people laying flat sleeping on the trains. At times late at night it is unbearable to travel on the subway because of the stench odor permeating from so many of these people sleeping on the train. Another thing because people have their rights the police cannot just sweep them off the street without just cause. So in America we cannot pretend.
Winston, I don't know if you follow Cricket or not, but I hope you see this comment. A young superstar SA batsman called Quinton de Kock refused to 'take a knee' for BLM in the Cricket World Cup, being held in the UAE. I guess a lot of people don't understand the dynamics of race relations in SA. A lot of my opinions have been coloured by listening to you and your Dad about SA.
Question to you is: Have you read about it, and what do you think?
SA has done real well under the black rule..NOT
Hoping that de cock is banned in the next IPL
@@redrider7730 Nailed it. They used to crow about being socialist, until they realized that we're not ignorant and we know they mean Marxists Socialist.
I don't usually engage with idiots, racists or trolls, but I will make an exception for you sir. How does BLM relate with China? Also who told you that taking the knee during the IPL was about BLM? I saw Indian cricket players take the knee against Pakistan and I'm sure they care nothing about BLM. Anyway, I'm sure intelligent discourse is beyond you so I will not wait for your reply.
Why were they told to take the knee in a Mid Eastern country of all places? When they take the knee there they literally the the knee...or hand...or foot.
It's nice to hear someone talking about this. I used to be a PsyOp specialist and I have always had to look at the world in a different light and I have understood this kind of view for a long time.
As a life long target of PsyOps (average person) it's good to hear things being discussed.
Would be crazy to come back into the surface world after plunging into the depths like that
I'm an amateur psyop specialist :)
@@jeebus6263 ;)
Fantastic job Winston. Keep opening the worlds eyes to this.
I really appreciate the audio and the video quality you send out! Always top quality
Thank you for telling like it is from an unbiased experienced perspective on China, South African and America. Your travels gives you a better perspective than most.
I think the difference between the West and China can be illustrated in their buildings.
Yeah, many western towns and cities can look a little run down when you move away from their centres, but most of them are built to last and most will be knocked down before they come anywhere close to catastrophic failure.
Many of China's shiny new buildings probably won't last 5 years because they're "rotten" on the inside. And you won't be able to know for sure until they fail catastrophically.
Yeah most houses here on Massachusetts are 60 years old and can still withstand 40+ years easily
@@arthurfranco3179 we have homes in the northeast that are 300 years old and still strong for crying out loud.
I saw that China had 33 major bridge collapses in the last 7 years
This is so true! Everything changes so quickly in China, including the new buildings!
@@ballsonyourmomschin1781 Well, I have just checked the list of bridge failures from Wiki, and found 13 from PRC from 2007 to present. Where is your '33 major bridge collapses in the last 7 years' data from?
I was in China for more than 20 years, it is indeed, a great place for hustles (well, not anymore, even if you did whatever the China Gov told you to do so) but definitely one of the worst "developed" Countries to live.
A simple question to the Americans who think China is better than the USA: Why the earth you think hundreds of thousands of Mainland Chinese leaving China every year and try their best to apply immigration to the USA/ Australia/ NZ/ UK/ Canada/ EU/ Japan etc... (and yes, even Taiwan).
Having lived in Taiwan and China, there's no way I'd choose China.
因为我们从小到大都被灌输着外国更美好，空气更香甜的思想，当我们长大之后，真的走了出去，才发现，原来祖国才是最美好的那个。This my opinion. From Korean and British student
@@mikotomisaka3545 中國如果唔係個政府同党亂攪幾十年,其實本身真係唔差…
Honestly each to their own. Your preference doesn't mean it's someone else preference. I mean we know this world there's all sorts of people. There's also so many people who use to leave China as international students get citizenships elsewhere after university trying to stay at those other countries. Now I see way more and 50% of my friends and family around me finished their Education in AUS and went to China for work and now lives there. Even though they have Australian citizenship even during this crazy pandemic they chosen not to come back to AUS. NONE of them came back none at all. I'm just thinking wtf? but ok. They must all be doing great and earning good money and living a good life to make them decide that. So that doesn't mean that's the same for you. Since people in China can easily travel around the world now there's a lot less of them wanting to migrate.
Now that you mention Japan? Like people want to migrate to Japan? No they want to travel there for holiday for fun, for work what not. They don't actually know what Japan is like that's why they want to go there. LOL but I would live in China and work in China any day but not in JAPAN. if we want to compare country Japan has gaming ban as well. no more than 1 hour a day so on so forth. Hairstyle banned, black only no perm no style nothing, if your hair is naturally curly or not black you better have a certificate of prove that it's natural. Some kids receive punishment forcing them to shave their heads if they broken the hairstyle rule. Celebrity no dating ban have to apologies to public for dating and be publicly shamed like committed some crime. Really Japan really? Peoples attention is always on China but hmmm... Oh because it's JAPAN it doesn't matter. Well totally off topic I went. I don't mean to attack at all. All I'm trying to say is. Each to their own everyone has their own preference
@@keyboardbunny -In Japan, the love lives of celebrities are often hidden so as not to upset fans (so no banning, more of a custom/mentality(?))
-no gaming banned (except maybe Kagawa prefecture and that depends on the parents)
-yes, and hairstyles in schools, maybe that depends on the specific school regulations I suppose
My roommate was from Hongkong and used to ask me how it is to live a life not oppressed by authorities. I always answered we are oppressed too. Since then I have learned a thing or two about the ccp. Boy was I a spoiled and ignorant kid. I hope he's fine. He went back to his family.
We did a course in USA and a Hong Kong national joined and had a visa and then COVID happened he was not allowed to go anywhere so he could go the online work but not return to USA to finish. Americans need to realize other countries have different realities of freedom of movement. Most Americans are very ignorant of Hong Kong and being turned back over to CCP in Y2000.
GOOD SHOUT BRO. Carry on that man and thankyou for your continued coverage on these issues.
来自我们世界的太阳毛泽东的礼物 🇨🇳👍
@@thomasellis6683 冰淇淋
As someone born in a 3rd world country, It annoys me to no end when americans put their foot down to say that the USA is bad for stupidly small stuff
I think the USA still has a lot of problems that are worth complaining about but China is definitely WAY worse.
Every country has their bad and good sides. Idk why serpentza makes this video while its very clear the whole world is leaded by western medias which for decades has been putting china on a bad light
@@generalegg449 not at all.. In fact with the modernity, innovations, hollywoods, sillicon valeys, technology,, many Chinese admire USA so much~~ Just look at this channel subscribers number. The majority love to hear only the Bad sides of china..
@@generalegg449 no... please... it’s not...
@@allard9686 I am a Chinese. I tell you what, not a single Chinese thinks that China is Top 1 in the world. We definitely know our problems and we know America is still the strongest country. So your comment “I think China is worse”(not nice to hear, but right). Because nothing is perfect, you have your problems, we have our problems, totally reasonable. The thing is, we need to better ourselves in good ways but not by attacking others who seem to “catch up”or even “overpass”, right? Like a game, the players have to be friendly and just. That is what exactly do good to everyone in the world.
Winston! Fantastic, congratulations! One of your best videos. Your heartfelt commentary's really strike true. You HAVE seen the differences, your motorcycle rides showed us the truth as well. We got to see what you're talking about. The only question is, will the masses put down their beers long enough to let what you said sink in.
I needed this recalibration, more than you could ever know.
Bless.
Stay Awesome.
People take for granted how easy it is to discover and bring up issues in a free country without consequences, and even if there are consequences, public scrutiny will always follow
God bless you Winston for everything you do to awaken the world...
The Americans who complain about America have never left America and seen how lucky they are. As someone who’s travelled pretty well throughout the world, I can confidently say America is a far better place to live Than many countries, certainly China.
I always respect ur view n truth
When people compare America to China, they aren't saying how good China is, they're saying look how poorly America is doing in this area that it's comparable to how China is doing. It's not praising China. It's saying even though China is such a bad country, why is America still comparable to it in this area? Couldn't we be doing better?
America is still better than a 3rd world non-whlte s-hole? Thanks genius. Now take your shots and eat your fake soy food as you watch the LGBT parade.
@@Botzorz You're the "genius" here.Shut your mouth
So have you been to China?
Thank you for sharing this. I’m so sick of people not appreciating what we have. It’s typically the people that don’t travel out of the country who don’t realize how good we have it. Visiting my family in Mexico is always an eye opener on the political, financial, and safety climate that we as Americans wouldn’t last in a third or second world country. We have it made!
And even here in México things arent that bad, if you have a job thats it which thankfuly i have you can make it really well and right now the economy is in a good place and it's stable, i can go to restaurants and eat really well, but of course unfortunately there are a lot of mexicans who can't say the same
And the united states, even better living conditions, but everything is better than living under the CCP thumb
This is good this is why i almost never listen to everything the news tell me if you want the real news/info. Speak to the actual people living there and not people getting paid to say what the government wants them to say on screen
Everything that glitters ain't gold.
Amen! I hate how my fellow Americans hate America. It's humiliating, we should all be proud to be Americans. We have our problems, but we also have freedom. Thanks for the great content Winston!
This didn’t age well. Our rights are being destroyed
@@Gargantuan69 although I agree, we’re still better than china
@@Gargantuan69 cringe
No, they just hate the US government.
@@Gargantuan69
But you have the rights to fight for it. You try to fight in a dictatorship country and see where you end up- either dead or lock up in prison with torturing. And then they target your family who is not involved.
love the thumbnail man
wish I can save that pic for my meme storage
Almost 1 million subscribers man, you deserve it.
Question: How do you know when the CCP is lying? Answer: Every time they opens their mouth.
yeah, china will be collapsed tomorrow. cheer up.
BAM!!!
Oh I thought that was the Republicans or Democrats :) Cheers!
@@OjoRojo40 True lmao
Because they're
The book RED ROULETTE ,by Desmond Shum is a must read , confirms everything you are talking about.
Another book to read is _The Asian Mind Game_ by Chin-ning Chu. Published 30 years ago and still applicable.
Maybe "Red Star Over China" is more better.
Hey, I got some books too
"The Future Is Asian"
"Blackshirts and Reds"
"Revolution and the State"
"How Britain Initiated Both World Wars"
@@loveexposure3351 thanks,The Future is Asian by Parag Kahanna sounds good.
@@gagamba9198 Is Chin Ning Chu the author of black heart face something?
I hate to say it, Winston, but you are arguing against people's hopes and dreams, and facts stand no chance against naive utopianism. These folks who hold up Communist China as a guide will never learn but by experience, and maybe not even then.
Utopian beliefs can be undone the same way they were created, through persuasion or propaganda.
A lot like the Trump culture in the United States. Sad.
Solzhenitsyn told stories of people falsely imprisoned in the gulag still believing the Party knew best, to their dying breath.
The kind of people clamouring for communism in the West would be the first ones against the wall if it were to succeed. Their schizophrenic pseudo-intellectualising and obsession with sociological academia marks them irrevocably as the harmful bourgeois element, traditionally dealt with harshly.
I say send them to China……
Your content is fantastic. Thank you!
It's mind boggling to see an international level celebrity (Fan BingBing) disappear without a trace for a few of months and then reappear to present a formal apology.
That is scary. It'd be a shitstorm if a government like the US does that.
Apparently, it's okay in China. But then again, it's just another dynasty in a different era. Ancient tactics: make an example of the biggest name to put the rest in line.
The business community in the West noticed a similar thing when Jack Ma disappeared for a while. I don't think China yet realizes how much that has chilled their relationship with outside investment.
Absolutely lost it when he said “UK is a terrible place everyone’s getting stabbed”
Or spiked. Lol
Or shanked. Lol
hes right, it is documented, but the reasons why it is happening is never documented xD
@@byrospyro4432 The UK as a whole is less violent now than it was when I was growing up. A lot of the alcohol-fuelled violence and street gang problems have now disappeared as kids are more interested in playing video games. The exception is certain parts of London and Manchester where things have been getting worse.
@@jbjaguar2717 well its shifted hasn't it, a punch up on the street or on a night out isn't and wasn't the problem, its foreign kids stabbing each other because they aren't manly enough to sort it out like men.
This man is preaching the truth!
To see so many disabled homeless is heartwrenching. People who need to be protected most.
Thank you for posting this. We take our crazy, upside down society for granted.
Winston,
I do appreciate your videos. Telling the truth and providing the facts that support the truth, is indeed a hallmark of the message that you send to the world.
Thank you and keep up the good work. Continue the good fight!
Where is this "Facts" most of the time its just his Subjective views. I was so happy when I 1st finding this channel and watching his videos. But as I watch more and more, I realize he was more of anti-china rather than actually delivering objective news. He cut videos, cherry picking, and sometimes does not provide Any source of his claim. He needs to ensure his narratives brings china in 100% bad sides.. He deliberately ommited other things
My family is Taiwanese-American and super spoiled in the USA. I like my working toilets! My maternal grandfather was from Beijing and was the dominate grandparent language-wise (long story of Japanese colonization/ annexation and how my family was not against it) and I speak Mandarin and a little Japanese. Not to sound bitter but I have a difficult time believing a government whose PLA beat my great-grandfather to the point of paralysis, dragging his broken body around by his arms in the last months of his life and he died miserably in prison for being a landowner. It hasn’t even been a 100 years.
That was savage. Sometimes people are in denial that humans can be threaterous to their to their own kind. The CCP behaves like a gross abusive parent and claims it is for their own good. The only way outsiders will know that said child is being abused is when someone actually see the damages on the childs body, or the child ends up dead. Yet they would still deny harming the child claiming how much they love him/ her. Only eye witness could tell (the neighbours) So thank your neighbour Winston for telling it like it is. Get that child some help (China).
I dont know why you came up to my suggested videos but you’re very brave to talk about this
Just think 2 second: loyalty to the party is more important than human right. You simply can't show any kind of opposition to the party, it's law, it's action, it's speech, it's tough...
Humanity needs to unite against the those that wish to turn us against one another. Although we are different races, religions etc, we are all of one heartbeat.
Yeah like that's gonna ever happen. 🙄
Hopefully US and its military will stop interfering other countries business, stop invading and destroying muslims in middle east, stop over exploiting asia's natural resources. Hopefully US and China can come together, being better, self-criticism, and work peacefully then the world could reach a greater good 🙏❤
@@mginger3803 Literally if the West wants to help the Asians it should just open up its borders and allow more ordinary immigrants in. At first there might be Little Saigons, Little Siam, China Towns, India Towns, etc... but in a long period most things will work out. Also the laws should be made so that small businesses and normal citizens can hire poor Asians rather than making the rules so that only Jeff Bezos and the Walton family can hire them.
@@aoeu256 well said. But economically speaking, taking in immigrants and foreign investments must be proceeded in a much slower manner than people usually expect, or otherwise could be dreadfully detrimental to local community. Not to even mention there could be societal and political consequences. Let’s hope for the best.
My mom and dad were in school during that era. When they were young they had things to eat but that went away and during this period of time they only had a bowl of vegetables, a bowl of rice and a spoon of bean paste to go with it. Imagine going 3 years of eating only this. The only day you could have meat was on national day where your portion was as thick as a newspaper and the length of your 3 fingers.
Your comparison of that parade and famine was extremely good. I noticed that all the parade members were skinny as a bamboo shoot.
Thats horrible
Millions of people died of starvation during the 1950's and many others died of cannibalism, I was a school pupil at the time and read the news daily.
My husband was born in China in 1962. People (like him) who lived in cities were at least able to survive, while millions in the countryside died. When we lived in Japan he confessed to me that he actually hates sweet potatoes (a very popular autumn treat in Japan and Korea) because that's basically all he had to eat as a kid.
Thanks for exposing this! God bless y'all!!
LMAO what a great thumbnail
I saw the title of the video and went, "oh, he's yelling at the tankies in his audience" 😆
I come from a family that immigrated to the US. I was born here and as I get older I realize how lucky I am. I've been watching a lot of videos about China and it saddens me, the Tofu-dreg construction is wild, the inequalities, the lack of justice for people who are attacked or kidnapped, the lack of free speech and censorship.. I wish the Chinese people well and I hope they can find a way to thrive. I know the US has many many problems but IDK, the difference between the two countries is very apparent.
Sad to see more and more people supporting socialism in the states it’s the mark of the beast
@@-p2349 I didn't say a single thing about socialism. Any extremist side is bad. If socialism is bad you should see fascism. What mark is that?
Nope. Not me. I wouldn't believe China if they say the grass is green. I would make sure it not astroturf or a carpet.
You could make the college circuit with your experiences and ability to tell a truthful portrayal of the CCP. Too many young people are thinking Marxist based political-economic models are preferable.
Glad to have been born in the USA
Glad to have been able to have the opportunity to immigrate to the US legally.
Im grateful to have been born in the U.S and I believe the silent majority is as well. Unfortunately it's the loud mouthed minority who've decided that America is awful even when they have no idea what it means to live in another country
@kira lmao
@kira We're glad you weren't born here too.
Poor people living inside their car or housing project dont feel as happy as you in America.
This is the content these younger generation needs to hear.
Thank you to you and Matt, for showing us the TRUTH about the CCP and China. My family thought I was insane for saying these thing, UNTIL I MADE them watch your and Matt's videos. Thank you so much, as so many Aussies finally woke up after watching your & Matt's work! Honestly. So thank you so much.
Isn't Melbourne really bad too?
First and foremost you know the clip shown is from 1959 in it's most colorful form, it shows you can edit the past and present anyway you want. I bet this winston doesn't more about the US than the china that he lived in and left
@@donmillican510 that's what he said.
@@fwilliams3394 china is very different today why doesn't he ever ask questions on the street or film live...? such a parrot
@@donmillican510 how is it different
Ten years in China. I agree with every issue brought up by this channel. I lived most of that in the "bubble" of Beijing but I also spent some time outside of it. The "bubble" is a thin veneer as well.
The matter of fact is that every year close too half million mainland Chinese migrated to other countries. And these are the more educated, wealthier individuals.
Another fact: most wealthy and powerful individuals in China choose to send their children to study overseas.
Kirby holding the shut the f****** sign killed me dude that s***'s hilarious
Thank God for SerpentZA. You are one of my true hero’s/role models. The truth will always eventually come to light.
Americans don't generally fear their government. In other countries like China, they are terrified of the government. It's a massive difference of mindset and quality of life.
50%+ of the USA want to split the country by county/parish and let the red areas form their own government and the blue areas form their own and just have a peaceful divorce so we do not continue the path to Serbian/Rwandan style civil war
When I went to China in 2016, I saw quite a few homeless people who were amputees and at one of the train stations there was a man who appeared homeless cleaning up around the seating areas. He was also rummaging in rubbish bins to find food. It was really sad to see
Thank you serpentza for opening our eyes.
I as a leftist I recognize that China's one party government is indeed very problematic and in fact very much terrible. It fuses the two worst aspects of communism and capitalism called authotarian capitalism. I also recognize that the US government has it's fair share of problems and isn't always fighting for the best interests of the majority of it's people. What I find baffling is how those two constantly get compared to one another. I guess that's due to Americans always needing a good guy and a bad guy. This is also why when someone critizes the US on the internet that the person in question must be loving China or Russia instead, which is something I often see on the english side of social media. But guess what: u can like neither of those three.