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[beijingwalker]

Why do you think homelessness is widespread?

Do you really think it is somehow anywhere near more widespread than poverty is in China??

You guys also claimed that homelessness is a common problem in China, still believe so? your reporters recently went to the poorest ethnic minority mountain village in China's poorest province, guess what they found?

And what do you term "poverty", how many Americans can make their ends meet, do you call that poverty?

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

You guys also claimed that homelessness is a common problem in China, still believe so? your reporters recently went to the poorest ethnic minority mountain village in China's poorest province, guess what they found?

My guess would be poverty? Or were they all somehow now driving Teslas?

 

[beijingwalker]

My guess would be poverty?

What poverty? like where exactly?

like this?

Gallup: 56% of Americans Struggling to Make Ends Meet - Scott Gryder For Congress - CD-IL14

Oswego, Ill. - Lauren Underwood, Nancy Pelosi, and Joe Biden are driving our country and our state into the ground with their out-of-touch agenda. A new

www.scottgryder.com

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

What poverty? like where exactly?

like this?

Gallup: 56% of Americans Struggling to Make Ends Meet - Scott Gryder For Congress - CD-IL14

Oswego, Ill. - Lauren Underwood, Nancy Pelosi, and Joe Biden are driving our country and our state into the ground with their out-of-touch agenda. A new

www.scottgryder.com

So they found people driving Tesla's in that village?
What did they find?

 

[beijingwalker]

My guess would be poverty?

Then check it out

CNN goes to a poorest ethnic Dong village buried in big mountains to try to dig dirt about China and made up one

CNN goes to a poorest ethnic minority Dong village buried in big mountains in China's poor proinve Guizhou to try to dig some dirt about China, after can't find much, they just made up one in the end of the video, wiith their own words.

defence.pk

So they found people driving Tesla's in that village?
What did they find?

Not driving Tesla means poverty? how about BYD and Toyota?

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Then check it out

CNN goes to a poorest ethnic Dong village buried in big mountains to try to dig dirt about China and made up one

CNN goes to a poorest ethnic minority Dong village buried in big mountains in China's poor proinve Guizhou to try to dig some dirt about China, after can't find much, they just made up one in the end of the video, wiith their own words.

defence.pk

Not driving Tesla means poverty? how about BYD and Toyota?

I assume you are talking about this story:

I see a CNN reporter in a simple rural village speaking to people who normally work far away in city factories and are finally happy to be back home in their rural village but were prevented previously due to zero-Covid travel restrictions.

They aren't dirt poor. They are getting by.

I think this story is mainly about Lunar New Year family get togethers and how zero-Covid was previously affecting families in rural China and now that people are going back are these old elderly villagers now suddenly at risk of being exposed to Covid from those people (where previously due to zero-Covid they were not)

 

[beijingwalker]

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I see a CNN reporter in a simple rural village speaking to people who normally work far away in city factories and are finally happy to be back home in their rural village but were prevented previously due to zero-Covid travel restrictions.

They aren't dirt poor. They are getting by.

I think this story is about how zero-Covid was affecting families in rural China.

Then where exactly the "wide spread" poverty in China you mentioned? Guizhou is well known as China's poorest province and mountain minority villages are the poor of the poorest.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Then where exactly the "wide spread" poverty in China you mentioned? Guizhou is well known as China's poorest province and mountain minority villages are the poor of the poorest.

So that one report is suddenly representative of every family in China or that province?

You are the one saying homelessness is widespread in the US.

 

[beijingwalker]

So that one report is suddenly representative of every family in China or that province?

You are the one saying homelessness is widespread in the US.

That is a poorest region ethnic minority mountain village, can you find anywhere poorer than this region? CNN reporters surely did their homework on where they should go to dig dirt. I see homelessness in almost every cities in US, it's pretty widespread, where do you see "widespread" poverty in China? did you ever visit China at all?

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

That is a poorest region minorty mountain village, I see homelessness in almost every cities in US, it's pretty widespread, where do you see "widespread" poverty in China? did you ever visit China at all?

You see it in big cities that attract low income people due to their generous benefits..not "almost every city".

 

[beijingwalker]

You see it in big cities that attract low income people due to their generous benefits..not "almost every city".

And where did you see "wide spread poverty" in China?

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

And where did you see "wide spread poverty" in China?

I said if you want to claim that a 0.18% homeless rate in the US somehow equates to widespread homelessness I can certainly claim that poverty is widespread in China because more than 0.18% of the Chinese population is considered poor.

There are like 20,000 cities/towns in the US.
If you think the homeless are walking the majority of their streets then you are far more ignorant of reality than I can possibly imagine.

It's only an issue in a very small percentage of the US. Mostly because they congregate in certain cities.

 

[beijingwalker]

I said if you want to claim that 0.18% homeless rate in the US somehow equates to widespread homelessness I can certainly claim that poverty is widespread in China because more than 0.18% of the Chinese population is considered poor.

I saw widespread homelessness in US with my own eyes, that problem is pretty widespread, this is why I say it, if you also saw "wide spread" poverty in China with your own eyes, please point me where to look at.

And last time you guys argued with me for several pages claiming that homelessness is also a pretty common problem in China, do you guys still believe so?

Homelessness in China?

LIFE In CHINA vs UK (2023), Which one has better standard of living?

LIFE In CHINA vs UK (2023), Which one has better standard of living?

defence.pk

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

I saw widespread homelessness in US with my own eyes, that problem is pretty widespread, this is why I say it, if you also saw "wide spread" poverty in China with your own eyes, please point me where to look at.

And last time you guys argued with me for several pages claiming that homelessness is also a pretty common problem in China, do you guys still believe so?

Homelessness in China?

LIFE In CHINA vs UK (2023), Which one has better standard of living?

LIFE In CHINA vs UK (2023), Which one has better standard of living?

defence.pk

I never argued that homelessness was a widespread issue in China. Go yap at somebody else.

I'm the one that is saying Chinese people like you have a backwards picture of the US since you spent most of your time in 400+ year old cities like NYC and you somehow think that is typical of life and infrastructure in the US.

For instance here's a 100 year old city..it looks nothing like NYC. 100 years ago there was basically nothing here (just like in many parts of China 30 years ago).

2 hours of driving...OMG look at the widespread dilapidated US city infrastruture.

150 years ago northEast cities like NYC had most of the US population...but now they don't. People have moved on to live in all corners of the US in newer cities. You are completely fixated on the old ones and there is nothing that can be done to undo your fixation.

Even many of the people whose parents used to live in old northEast cities have now moved to new modern homes in their suburbs (including myself).

I'm the one saying they should tear down these old cities and rebuild them in the newer less-dense style of other cities in the US. Who in NYC wouldn't want things to look more like Miami?????

 

[BHAN85]

USA rules his people in mysterious ways.

COINTELPRO - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Mortal drugs can be something useful to rule a country if it's only consumed by poor and problematic people.

It's like give weapons to criminals gangs, if they only use between them, then it's fine, and they are doing a favor to state.

Central American young criminal gangs were created in the USA and I wont be surprised if it someday will be disclosed that were created by USA undercovers. You create two criminal gangs and incite violence among them, and they make easier ruling a country if they kill each other and they dont make troubles to common people.

USA is expert creating self feedback systems to solve problems, with no mercy against state enemies.

The same can be said about cocaine traffic in the 1980s, it was useful to stop communism spread in Colombia and to kill problematic Americans in homeland.

But fentanyl is a lot more efficient in the last task.

I've seen it since young age in western poor zones, the kind of people who can cause future problems to police is the people who fall in drugs. Aggressive poor people that like to look dangerous. And often police informants offer drugs to those people and make it easily available.

I think that with electronic espionage Western states can stop drugs dealing in one day if they want, but why will they want? It's wonderful from a state point of view if criminals and potential criminals suicide themselves alone.