Glenn Bartusch

@FlyingHouseYeah @ShangguanJiewen Am American black market for Huawei products... Now THAT is funny... 🤣🤣🤣

@ShangguanJiewen American Empire will ban all cutting edge communist consumer products, and we will have black markets for them like 1980s Soviet Union had for walkmans and Nintendo

Anyone in the world can buy this Huawei laptop, the most advanced in the world. Except if you live in the USA, where it's banned.

@Prof__Craig @ShangguanJiewen It's banned in the USA because its junky processor and sketchy graphics, plus the notoriously buggy Harmony OS, makes this obsolete computer a terrible value in America, even when priced at the very lowest tiers of laptop models.

@ShangguanJiewen It's banned due to hatred of a tech company that leads the world and beats their tech... Thank God Huawei have 1.4 billion customers without them

Okay, then if this laptop has a Kirin processor on it instead of AMD/Intel, then it is not! an advanced laptop. In fact, bring powered with a processor that has the computational power of a Qualcomm offering from 2019, makes this laptop an underperformer among it's peers. And we finally learn the real reason why it isn't sold in the USA: no one will buy it at any price due to obsolete performance metrics.

@ShangguanJiewen The only thing that makes this laptop advanced is the American processor and graphics that power it. What a dolt...

Just to give the reader an idea how much of a paper tiger China really is, not a single Chinese radar or defense system worked for the Iranian army; our hardware secured Iran's skies where we now control with impunity. Of course, Xi had to do massive housecleaning of his military ranks as a result, leaving almost no one left to run the PLA. If a war were to break out between the PLA and the Herculean USA, the USA would demolish the country in less than a couple months time...

The USA spends a trillion dollars a year on wars. China spends a trillion dollars a year on people and infrastructure. Which model is the way forward for humankind?

@Hossenfeffer @ShangguanJiewen I see the blinking lights and I think massive repression...

@ShangguanJiewen u see blinking lights on buildings and u think this success 🤔

Explaining what China has become in recent years, to those who haven't seen China in the last few years, feels like explaining how a smartphone works to a medieval peasant. You just have to see it for yourself...

@William85686338 @ShangguanJiewen You should see what this guy does to the pictures of his Chinese apartment. He photoshops them like a mf. He claims to have bought this luxury pad with only $25k, then photoshops half the pictures he shows us. In China everything is fake... Including his pictures...

@ShangguanJiewen This is AI. No city in Asia including China has lit up in every building. No lie, I have been to some of them. They were pitiful quiet with few pedestrians and cars. These are paid posts.

Capitalism of the most abject kind. Gluttonous wealth side by side with abysmal poverty. Laughable safety nets by a government that pretends to be a champion of the worker and enemy of the proletariat. Absurdly low wages that decrease every year. Cutthroat competition where your labor is virtually given away to people in foreign countries. Incessant propaganda and lies broadcast 24 hours a day. Heavily censored Internet, massive organ harvesting at scale, over 40 laws on the books that call for the death penalty, hefty prison sentence to anyone brave enough to speak his mind, over 600M earning less than ¥1,000/month, etc, etc, etc...

@ShangguanJiewen China is CAPITALIST.

Then head into the interior of the cities Jason speaks of. There, you'll see how the Chinese really live--usually high-density 3br apartments with no dishwasher or fireplace, patio furniture in the dining room, no front/back yards, no attached garage, hearing your neighbors argue and smelling their farts... True third-world living.

@DanJDavi If you are into futurism, land in Shenzhen, go north to Guangzhou, north to Changsha, then to Wuhan, and finally, head west to Chongqing. Absolute gems.

@ShangguanJiewen @sibealnicaoilte A CCP bureaucrat with harvested organs in his body and a cigar in his lips is the farthest thing from a visionary.

@sibealnicaoilte It asbolutely makes a massive difference. Visionaries who make things instead of regulators who make rules about things.

High speed rail links the small cities in China like commercial air links the small cities in the United States. Since high speed rail is the kind of transportation expected of third-world nations, China ain't going anywhere until they take to the skies like the civilized countries have done.

@profapm Even small cities are linked by highspeed rail. 5G in the Himalayas. It's beyond expectations.

Those skylines just reek of Communist repression! If I were to visualize your typical Communist bloc city scape, it would definitely be this. Imagine all the landlords who were coerced by the government to install all those lamps against their will, or bring a resident just trying to get a good night's sleep. Impossible with all that commotion going on. And to think it's all just to satisfy a megalomaniac dictator!

@ArthurMacwaters If a woman can't have the baby of her beloved "narc" (narcissistic SO), then she won't have anyone's baby. This is the reason for the population decline....

the belief that birth rate is going down because of cost of living is statistically false birth rate drops most after countries become affluent it’s a self-defeating mechanism this is the final boss of civilization and has not yet been beaten

@QESIiPjH1CY9elp @GertrudeStrarf A good analysis...

@GertrudeStrarf 私の感覚でいうと、アメ車に求めるのが、大きさや無骨さや男臭さのいわゆるマッチョ💪であって、 サイズを小さくしたらそのマッチョ💪が小さくなってカッコ良さが半減する所がまず問題だと感じる。 けれど、サイズがそのままだと日本の生活環境のサイズに合わないというジレンマ。 修理も時間がかかる

アメリカの人に言いたい。 日本はアメリカの車を「買わない」のではなく、「買えない」のである。 それも値段の問題ではなく、単純に「車のサイズがデカすぎて日本の住宅街の道に入らない」のである。 更に「日本は左側通行、右ハンドルの国」である。 何故に右ハンドルの車を売らない？

@shotgun_edo @GertrudeStrarf You're referring to the Chevrolet Cavalier. I'm not sure what it was called when it was sold in Japan.

@GertrudeStrarf 昔勤めていたとあるディーラーで、車種は忘れたのですけどとあるアメ車を一定期間取り扱っていたことがあったんです… 試乗しましたらね 運転してるのに酔いました（笑）

@predict_trader @GertrudeStrarf This post is quoted for truth. Visibility is awful! And yes, mirror placement is for the blue guys from the movie Avatar. However, I think that American car designers had things on their minds other than ergonomics when designing their cars...

@GertrudeStrarf 追加で見切りが最悪なんです デザイン重視で車体感覚を考慮してないんですよ コルベットもバイパーも右後ろは物理的に見えないし体感も最悪です しかもミラーの位置がおかしい上に左右で凸面ミラーと凹面ミラー混合に加えてリアビューミラーが電子ミラーで全部目の焦点が違うんですよ 本当に頭おかしい

@GertrudeStrarf Sorry. Forgot the picture of the living room lmaoooo!

@GertrudeStrarf I wonder how the Cadillac Escalade IQ would sell in Japan? Lol the Chinese can keep their $6,000 Wulings; this is how the USA does electric vehicles: 5,700mm long, 2,167mm wide, 4241 kg(!) and 750km range per charge. Caddy. Rhymes with daddy. 🤣

Okay, people from Japan can you please help? I'm an American who owns a Lexus. It's a great car but it has this one really odd feature--when I park the car the mirrors suddenly fold inward! I am at a loss to explain this most puzzling vehicle behavior. Why do the mirrors do this? What is its purpose? HELP!!!

@CorpoWagie @GertrudeStrarf It doesn't matter... We get the best ones anyway!

@GertrudeStrarf we cannot buy the Japanese trucks we want due to laws 😭