Message from @✨Skolander✨

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2020-02-16 13:39:43 UTC  

**They did**

2020-02-16 13:39:55 UTC  

This isn't "egoistic" nor is it "because of it".

2020-02-16 13:39:58 UTC  

They didn't, but remain in denial.

2020-02-16 13:40:13 UTC  

They agreed to buy 200 billion more goods than pre trade war from the US

2020-02-16 13:40:27 UTC  

denial.

2020-02-16 13:40:37 UTC  

and you wonder why people don't wanna engage.

2020-02-16 13:40:48 UTC  

What?

2020-02-16 13:40:49 UTC  

As I said, you know, I know. But you wanna pretend.

2020-02-16 13:40:50 UTC  

These are facts

2020-02-16 13:40:52 UTC  

I'll link it

2020-02-16 13:41:17 UTC  

> China has pledged to boost US imports by $200bn above 2017 levels and strengthen intellectual property rules.

2020-02-16 13:41:33 UTC  

> China has committed to increasing its US imports by at least $200bn over 2017 levels, boosting purchases of agriculture by $32bn, manufacturing by $78bn, energy by $52bn and services by $38bn.

> China has agreed to take more action against counterfeiting and make it easier for companies to pursue legal action over trade secret theft

> The US will maintain up to 25% tariffs on an estimated $360bn worth of Chinese goods; China, which has levied new tariffs on $100bn worth of US products, is also expected to maintain the majority of them

2020-02-16 13:42:08 UTC  

China is also removing barriers to entry for US companies to enter the Chinese market in finance, banking. China also will stop the force technology transfer.

2020-02-16 13:42:12 UTC  

And this is all **phase 1**.

2020-02-16 13:42:32 UTC  

And now where's the downside? the jobs lost?

2020-02-16 13:42:42 UTC  

Jobs lost from..... increasing exports?

2020-02-16 13:42:45 UTC  

oh, the one-sided analysis from whatever biased source didn't cover that?

2020-02-16 13:42:53 UTC  

You mean this?

2020-02-16 13:42:53 UTC  

What a surprise, it's all good of course.

2020-02-16 13:42:59 UTC  

lul, bbc.

2020-02-16 13:43:02 UTC  

I didn't realise BBC was biased in right wing and to Trump?

2020-02-16 13:43:13 UTC  

Shocker that is.

2020-02-16 13:43:18 UTC  

I don't give a shit about the BBC

2020-02-16 13:43:23 UTC  

> oh, the one-sided analysis from whatever biased source didn't cover that?

2020-02-16 13:43:28 UTC  

Didn't you call it biased a second ago?

2020-02-16 13:43:40 UTC  

I can repeat that it's biased again if you'd like

2020-02-16 13:43:47 UTC  

Bias towards right wing?

2020-02-16 13:44:00 UTC  

biased towards fiction.

2020-02-16 13:44:06 UTC  

I don't care about narratives

2020-02-16 13:44:14 UTC  

These are the trade deal provisions.

2020-02-16 13:44:32 UTC  

Reminder this is only phase 1, phase 2 is yet to come.

2020-02-16 13:45:09 UTC  

lul why do I even bother.

2020-02-16 13:45:25 UTC  

BBC being a right wing bias according to you is a hilarious hot take, but it's not worse than this:
> > Going to the brink of war with NK and Iran
> Randomly assassinating the second most powerful man in their country.

2020-02-16 13:45:59 UTC  

Reminder we killed a terrorist and they couldn't do anything about it.

2020-02-16 13:46:07 UTC  

Under Obama we had sailors arrested by Iran and drone's shot down.

2020-02-16 13:46:53 UTC  

funny, 3 times now you mentioning something having a right wing anything when I don't give a shit about narratives.

2020-02-16 13:46:59 UTC  

Also, nice whataboutism

2020-02-16 13:47:39 UTC  

It isn't whataboutism, it's an example to the previous admin. Now we have a strong admin who takes Iran to the wall

> 3 times now you mentioning something having a right wing anything when I don't give a shit about narratives.
You called the BBC bias, I assume it's to the right wing(lol).

2020-02-16 13:47:50 UTC  

I told you what kind of bias they have.