How is your daily routine during lock down, are you sure you don’t feel poorer at all time? Are you sure you can compare to China spending habit? Are you sure you’re not fearing on getting poorer? I think many people has loss their jobs, without source of income, and it would be very long terms, might be last for a few years, that’s gonna change many people life tremendously, and their daily routine would never be the same again, I’m very curious, to know are you doing any better by now, and what’s your plan or you’re just simply being hostile to the lock down by being unable to be yourself, totally clueless, just at the mercy of lock down, shameless, I think white monkey in China might have more freedom than you’re in your home land.
The difference between the US and China is that the former cannot just spend their tax in whichever way they deem proper without hearings, complaints, heated debates, protests, legal battles, and the like while the latter can spend it any way they want because even the lowest opposing voice is ruthlessly stifled. ...
As usual, the thing that’s stopping US to move forward.
Pay tax to where it is due.
How are you gonna pay tax when you have absolutely no income, no jobs, and no food on the table? The only person who’s still working and paying tax are big businesses in China.
They are not. They are not proclaiming themselves to be operating for the sake of the stars and stripes. They mean serious business, purely, and nothing else. ...
Many big businesses are acting very hostile, at the mercy of the China government, they need to adjust themselves to best suit the regulatory needs, “serious business”? What’s serious about apple stand? What’s serious about apple wheels? How many times apple has delivering empty promise after Steve Jobs passed the baton? Very serious indeed!
It already is.
I don’t agree with you. A tyrannical government are cunning, wars mongering, fear mongering, ... and eventually lead to a self destruction.
“John Wilkes Booth shoots Abraham Lincoln. President Abraham Lincoln is shot in the head at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C. The assassin, actor John Wilkes Booth, shouted, “Sic semper tyrannis! (Ever thus to tyrants!) The South is avenged,” as he jumped onto the stage and fled on horseback.”