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Anonymous 01/15/25 (Wed) 17:20:02 No. 639882

The cultures are clashing

Anonymous 01/15/25 (Wed) 17:46:01 No.639883

My chinese gf would take care of me, cook, clean, and work at Walmart for me

Anonymous 01/15/25 (Wed) 17:57:17 No.639884

5 days a week ok but what about the hours

Anonymous 01/15/25 (Wed) 18:09:35 No.639885

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I tried going on the Xiao Hong Shu website but it's completely broken, really slow, half the stuff doesn't load it 403's me.

Anyway, housing in China typically costs about 5-10% of the median wage.

Housing in the US typically costs about 40% of the median wage, at minimum.

Food is also similarly much cheaper.

Capitalism is an utter failure for anyone who has to work for money, but it's great for people who make money without working by extracting it from people who do work. The entire system is setup around this concept and over time only gets worse by design.

The top 10% own 67% of all wealth in the country, the bottom 50% own 2.6% of the wealth.

It's basically a degenerate system that isn't even good for the economy and technological advancements, GDP doesn't mean anything if that money is just being horded by little j3w dragons in their caves or utterly wasted by how the government spends it.

We are basically fucking retarded compared to China's centrally planned communist system.

Anonymous 01/15/25 (Wed) 18:09:47 No.639886

gullible contrarian retards with a chip on their should like whatmin will actually think this the norm for sweatshop: the country
i'm sure the rural migrants working in the manufacturing industry have 5 day, 40 hour work weeks

not saying that america's working conditions aren't complete shit but at least look to europe where things are actually better in that regard

Anonymous 01/15/25 (Wed) 18:15:00 No.639887

>>639885
>China's centrally planned communist system
that stopped being a thing like 4 decades ago
imagine thinking china today is not a market economy I am an incomparable homo

Anonymous 01/15/25 (Wed) 18:16:02 No.639888

we love china

Anonymous 01/15/25 (Wed) 18:35:15 No.639889

Laffey from azure lane

Anonymous 01/15/25 (Wed) 18:38:04 No.639890

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