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Chinese company’s ‘dark factory’ will no human workers soon be the norm
(www.news.com.au)
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When China employs people, it's called slavery and colonialism and "Han chauvinism" and Yoghurt genocide.
When China pays workers more than adequate wages and better working conditions, it's bribery and manipulation.
When China uses automation, it's "muh spooky 1984 totalitarian SE-SEE-MAI-PEE-PEE sneaky Chian-kneeze plans"
China/communism can't fucking win, with these crakkkers.
"But at what cost?!1"
Posted 15 years ago
Gordon Chang after all this goddamn time still insists that this year is when China will collapse. Some horseshit about real estate banking and the SEE-SEE-MAI-PEE-PEE being unable to pull another "2011" type of alleged economic rescue.
Nearly every single time someone accuses China of allegedly having a terrible economy, I feel like punching a goddamn wall.
If China is considered terrible, I'd hate to see what anti-communists consider to be a "good" or horrible economy.
I think most people would rather have a "terrible" economy where all of their basic and most of their advanced needs and desires are met, with alleged "overcapacity" to spare, rather than a shithole fascist country where it costs an hour's salary to buy a fucking carton of milk, and rent that's even more expensive than your goddamn wage.
I don’t feel like punching a wall, I feel like laughing in their face.
Laughing as I punch them.