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This is why America’s #1 superpower

So, I came across this viral tweet today, 38K likes and about 7k retweets. This really shows how fecked-up situation in America is today.

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A graduate paying education loans for 20+ years. Just imagine that 20 years after being a graduate, he is still driving a Uber! This is being hailed as success of American economy, and people agree.
If he had to drive an Uber @ 40, he could have just dropped from the school. Would have saved on that 20+ years of useless education loan.

 
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Examples of brainwashing by the CCP which the Chinese here on PDF are in complete denial of.
Tons of hongkongers moved to UK and rued the day, China's meteoric rise is beyond everyone's wildest immagination even including many Chinese, it will take many years to fully digest this idea that the west is no longer a better place to live.

Some times some people have to go there in person to find it out

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You know when someone says they are the greatest, they insecure as fk lol

never see michael jordan brag all the time about being the greatest
never hear rodger federer always brag about being the greatest
america didn't brag about being the greatest either when it was, now that its demographically dead and middle class erased, now trolls got to talk about how great it is. Insecurity lol.
 
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Question is how many of those foreigners are actually loyal to America or just loyal for pay. I’ve met many international students that just sees America as a cow they can milk and still identify with their country of origin. While America is giving all these high end jobs to foreigners that can leave at the drop of a dollar, real Americans are becoming less and less educated to be able to fill those high end jobs. America is basically destroying their own homegrown talent for foreign talent.
 
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Tons of hongkongers moved to UK and rued the day,

Well luckily the UK isn't the US.


When asked if living in the US had changed their view of their host country, 84% of respondents answered yes. Sixty percent of respondents had their views of the US positively changed since studying there, while 23% had more negative feelings. And a positive view of the US did not necessarily translate to a more negative view of their home country—55% of respondents had a more positive view of China since studying in the US.


3 years of zero-Covid lockdowns prompt Chinese studying overseas to think twice about returning home​


After witnessing China’s three years of isolation under its zero-Covid policy, many Chinese students studying abroad are thinking twice about returning home after graduation.

Some said they were disheartened by Beijing’s draconian pandemic controls and their less-than-rosy employment prospects in the country.

One Chinese student studying at the University of Southern California, who asked to be identified as Zoe Qiu, said she was “fearful” about returning home after graduation because of the months of lockdowns experienced by Shanghai residents early last year.

“My motivation to live abroad has changed from being enthusiastic about Western culture to fear about living in China,” she said.

She said she had been terrified by tales of Shanghai residents appealing for food when the city was put under lockdown last spring.

“The extreme conditions pushed humanity to the worst,” she said. “Even basic rights of life are under threat and that is really scary.”

She said she had wanted to live abroad since she was young, and the pandemic had doubled her resolve.
Stephanie Li, who recently graduated from the University of Melbourne, said many local governments in China had “used various ways, like lockdowns, for their political goals”.

She said she was now eager to stay in Australia, which had a less political environment.

Widespread online discussion about leaving China has even given rise to a new term among Chinese internet users: runxue, which basically means the philosophy of running away from the country.
 
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Tons of hongkongers moved to UK and rued the day, China's meteoric rise is beyond everyone's wildest immagination even including many Chinese, it will take many years to fully digest this idea that the west is no longer a better place to live.

Some times some people have to go there in person to find it out

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So many wealthy Chinese are trying to get their kids out of the country that it’s made an obscure school one of the best-performing stocks in the world​



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@beijingwalker @etylo

Do we have any YouTube video by CCP that shows that entire American population is currently in the boat and on their way to Xinjiang - which is the most free land in the universe? I would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance .

You have a very narrow view of human history. Look at China in 1949 and look at it now.
America is an extension of the Europe's rise since getting out of the Dark Ages and America is also an inheritor of the British Empire which was the mightiest on earth barely a century ago. English language is also a major plus for America as the 'global talent' looks for opportunities.
Having said that, best wishes to both America and China. Development and growth should not be a zero-sum game. The pie is big enough for all to eat.
 
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This American imperialist bastard got his punishment:
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Yeah nobody told this American bastard how good his life could be with "four amputations." lol.
 
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And then I met some European and Chinese students studying in USA. I said are you guys American?

They said "lol, well not culturally!"
 
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