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Chinese don't care about the global Capitalist class. Chinese care about China. It's the way it should be. South Koreans also don't care about the foreign Capit
by x5n1 11y ago
Chinese don't care about the global Capitalist class. Chinese care about China. It's the way it should be. South Koreans also don't care about the foreign Capitalist class and neither do the Japanese. The only reason they allow foreign investment is for market development and perhaps to get some corporate know-how and secrets.
Chinese don't need the money, most Chinese can get the loans from the government based on half-lies according to a Chinese friend of mine.
In America the Capitalist class also plays by its own rules. They will steal an idea, pump it with money, then dump it on the public... and walk away with billions. While the product lasts maybe a year or two. Bad CEOs are blamed and the cycle repeats itself. US government steals secrets and gives them to major corporations, can be proven, etc.
Honestly, people are simply rooting for their own team. The rules that they play with always favor some party which has power in whatever country. If they don't the country is corrupt and not prospering.
- goodcjw2 11y agoThis is sad truth, but yet still truth.
- driverdan 11y ago> In America the Capitalist class also plays by its own rules. They will steal an idea, pump it with money, then dump it on the public... and walk away with billions. While the product lasts maybe a year or two. Billions? Billion dollar companies are rare and ones that reach billions and only last a only year are two can be counted on your fingers.
- x5n1 11y agoPerhaps it's hyperbole, but it happens. Maybe the losses are smaller maybe the time frame is longer. Whatever, it happens.
- kinghajj 11y agoI think that quote refers to the cumulative amount swindled by the capitalist class, not the particular amount that an individual member may get away with.