F_Kent_D said:

tzeshan said:

GeorgeBMac said:

fred1 said:

fastasleep said:

fred1 said:

It’s really laughable that people in this administration would take issue with US companies doing business in China when the US and Wisconsin governments gave so much to Foxtron . . . with nearly nothing to show for it, except a photo op. 

Foxconn is a Taiwanese company.

Oops! Really? I didn’t know that (obviously!) 

Taiwan is part of China.  Republicans haven't figured that out yet.  Eventually though they'll give up on their latest fantasy and join the rest of the world.

Republicans are playing party ideology to fool Americans. In fact most of the disputes between US and China are political ideology differences between three political parties, CCP, Republican, and Democrats. Ordinary Americans could care less on these disputes. 

Americans do care. Sorry, you’re wrong. China has been destructive to the American economy for too long. The idea that people should be under total control of their government is what we don’t agree with either. 

This is a political ideology. If what you said is true, why Americans are buying made in China year after year in such large volume? The truth is most Americans don't care. Because China is providing Americans with cheap high quality products that they cannot find elsewhere. For example, Homedepot sells this eighty pounds 

Heavy Duty 6-Tier Wire Shelving Unit made in China for only $89.

GeorgeBMac said:

fred1 said:

fastasleep said:

fred1 said:

It’s really laughable that people in this administration would take issue with US companies doing business in China when the US and Wisconsin governments gave so much to Foxtron . . . with nearly nothing to show for it, except a photo op. 

Foxconn is a Taiwanese company.

Oops! Really? I didn’t know that (obviously!) 

Taiwan is part of China.  Republicans haven't figured that out yet.  Eventually though they'll give up on their latest fantasy and join the rest of the world.

Republicans are playing party ideology to fool Americans. In fact most of the disputes between US and China are political ideology differences between three political parties, CCP, Republican, and Democrats. Ordinary Americans could care less on these disputes. 

Beats said:

GeorgeBMac said:

Sorry all you fearful, angry China haters....  

China is here to stay -- it is the world's largest market and soon the world's largest economy -- even if it makes Bill Barr's head blows off...

The China haters can continue to whine and make up their false stories about the supposed evils of the country -- even have Trumpian name calling fits.

But, intelligent, responsible companies like Apple won't be fooled.   They will proceed to do the right things.   The smart things.

No one can predict the future. Countries are slowly starting to hate China for who they are. Your prediction was better last year, this year things have shifted.

Guys, my joke was the irony of Apple opening a Store amid a pandemic. It wasn't anti-China.

The pandemic in China is over. China haters will say their numbers are untruthful. But how you explain the fact that Apple has reopened all Apple Stores in China? 

GeorgeBMac said:

Sorry all you fearful, angry China haters....  

China is here to stay -- it is the world's largest market and soon the world's largest economy -- even if it makes Bill Barr's head blows off...

The China haters can continue to whine and make up their false stories about the supposed evils of the country -- even have Trumpian name calling fits.

But, intelligent, responsible companies like Apple won't be fooled.   They will proceed to do the right things.   The smart things.

It is totally wrong for a person responsible for enforcing US laws to make comments on Apple and Hollywood. Apple and Hollywood violated no laws doing business in China. If this government cannot be checkmated in November this great nation will fall into a state like the Nazi Germany. 

StrangeDays said:

LOL what a joke. from 40 channels for a modest $35, to almost 100 channels at $65 -- exactly what people didn't want in the first place. More crap, bigger price. And a 30% single increase? Nuts!

Google has lost the script.

$6-8 per channel seems more appealing.