NPR sucking china off again

[TurboTrout]

Apparently we are 100 years behind china infrastructure wise

Mostly they yack over their mag lev train from the airport and hid more people on china use government mass transportation

Yeah, however when we built our first subway a rickshaw was considered leading tech in china, and when we build it doesn’t just fall apart like buildings in china.

Per the train, that’s always been the choice way to ship commies

And you need less trains when you have 15000 airports compared to chinas 400, lest we even talk about our aviation culture.

Plus maybe when the average Mexican makes more than the average chinaman, maybe that’s a reason they are shipped in mass vs being independent in their means to traverse

 

[jbailey]

Visit China and see the real story. Outside of the high end hoods for all the party apparatchiks, the place is a dump. The reality is so far from "the workers' paradise" like the commies promised.

I would never trade even one aspect of the US capitalist democracy for anything in China.

Don't forget: Soviet Russia, a seemingly superpower, fell apart in a few weeks. Same thing will happen to China, maybe not tomorrow or even in a decade, but in 100 years, they are toast, rubbish bin of history.

 

[Redmanss]

Link?

 

[TurboTrout]

Link?

Was on the radio this afternoon