Yes, if we don't put limitations on the tradings, it's about boundaries enforcement else they will try to steal or get demented to take from others around. Sorry neighbours they'll try to say but given the tense situations and weapons present in the world they will have to deal with their problem on their own grounds and elect new capable people to take replace the old defective, inefficient and inhumane regime, else they will die by internal implosions. That's what the egoistic desperation propagates, after parasites consume anything they look to invade further without any right but they forgot that they dried the land that is now very unstable and they might get swallow up by the Earth herself unless they go full ecological and close the toxic places for good. At this point China resembles Mordor unless they go for sylvan ecological ideeas from kids. Common newborn asian kids, do eco projects while the teen make a new city system! AT least they will learn to use the entire country surface for more farming and space for people on meters-squares. It's not the problem of over-population in China but rather the overly crowding on a limited space in the confined polluted weak cities and this doesn't happen only in China. We have enough space, but greed tormentors wannabe manipulators of political leaders are never satiated from draining life-energy from the unaware entraped confused humans.
@@whatsgoodmyguy4391 deposits before the real estate is built exist in every country but nearly nowhere except china do you pay mortgages on a non-existing building
When we purchased our home 11 years ago I tried to do everything right. We purchased a home that was well under what the bank said we could "afford", I inquired about the monthly bills, property taxes and took a small line of credit with a low interest rate in case we had major repairs to do right away. I tried to cover all of our bases, but I soon realized that the previous owners lied about the monthly bills and prices increased on the property taxes that year. Throw in the fact that we needed a more reliable vehicle to get my husband to work and gas prices going up etc. we soon found ourselves in trouble. Debt is a slippery slope.
That is the mistake everyone makes now! The state governments nationwide keeps raising property taxes every single year to the point where you're basically paying rent!
@@wastelandman198 You are totally right but remember, landlords factor in mortgage, insurance property tax in there rent calculations. All these costs are going up, so up go the rents or the landlord goes broke. I believe ownership is by far the better option
Just decide you don't want to pay anymore and beg Biden to buy your vote by cancelling your loan and making the productive members of society pay for it instead.
Why would you trust the seller about the monthly bills? You ask the utility companies. Not the seller. Also go to the county assessment office and get the pulse on the property taxes.
You missed a major point here: in China there are around 60 million empty shell 'apartments' built in ghost cities where nobody lives. They have no doors, windows, internal walls, electricity or water, and certainly no lifts etc., and were bought by investors on the 'greater fool' principle, that is, there will always be someone else who wants to buy it, and the price will continue to rise because it's property, right? Hard to believe that people could be so dumb but they were only exposed to capitalism recently (and a very extreme form of capitalism too) and before that it was drilled into them that they must trust those in 'authority'.
if they built it out it loses value for some reason. buildings will be falling down before anyone builds in them and the electrical probably can't even handle 25% occupancy on the buildings.
"You will own nothing, and you will be happy" That is exactly what this is. It isnt like chy-na is going through a post covid problems. The issue is manufactured with intent.
Easy fix. Everyone making less than $500k USD per year must stop all insurances, pull all money out of banks, sell / get rid of all stocks, bonds, mutual funds... Go to a cash system. This will eliminate the problem. Middle class greed feeds the system. There would be no worldwide drug problem if there were no buyers. The world be no worldwide prostitution problem if there were no buyers. Stop buying and people will stop selling crap, fraud and schemes. Eliminate all, repeat all insurance companies and all prices drop drastically. Millions of people around the world live with no car, home, life or health insurance. No problem. Mass public created the problems. The greedy just trying to feed the hungry smaller greedy people.
I'm really curious how this will effect us in the West. We sold our house in 2020, and have been staying in a family cabin while we wait to see what happens in these volatile times.
If I'm not mistaken, doesn't BlackRock have significant holdings in Evergrande? The same BlackRock that has been snatching up large amounts of real estate here in the U.S. and has contributed to the sharp increase in the price of existing homes here? Yeah...what could go wrong 🙄?
Just a matter of time for BlackRock to come hand out to the US government for a tax payer funded bail out. We've already seen this movie, we know how it turns out.
Tje same Blackrock that has been selling China as a golden opportunity even as the realestate colapse wasbecoming too big to hide. The same Blackrock using it's influence on corprate america to push "woke" garbage at the expense of the funds they manage.
Black rock is worth so much that even a crazy crisis like this will not have major influence, besides it would not be surprising if they had significant holdings in everything necessary to hedge.
FYI What wasn't mentioned is the Social Credit Score and what is happening to the Hundreds of thousands (MILLIONS) of people who have stopped making payments and or buying property (Apartments). That Social Credit Score is looking to be Rolled out her in North America, called your ESG Score (Kinda like a Carbon Footprint Tracker), it will go hand in hand with a CBDC. Then look out.
This may expedite the global crash, as we collectively have been trending down for years…I’ve had to get used to less since my back surgery so I’m alright (went from $100,000 to disability) grow whatever food you can, get out of big cities…
Don't listen to this guy! Stay in your big cities! We dont want you clowns in our little patches of rural heaven! Stay in your concrete jungles where you belong! We don't take kindly to city fools round deez parts
This a great video, I learn alot watching your videos and it has been helpful to me. building steady income is quite difficult for newbies. Thanks to Sophia for improving my portfolio, keep up with good videos.
One flaming neon red sign that your govt economy is failing: Where they used to make it hard to have multiple mortgages, they now tell you to get a 4th mortgage.
When I travelled through China from Shanghai for the first time I was puzzled to see hundreds of apartment buildings empty. Housing estates too and houses, evidently without windows or doors occupied by squatters. More than that, in a different city I looked out of my plush hotel to see three line highways with one or two mopeds on them and a large number of vacant factory sites. I do not wish to denigrate my hosts and the few kind people I met but it seemed puzzling. On the other hand the centre reservations between highways were diligently cared for by a host of gardeners earning their rice.
Unfortunately, this is human nature- dominance (also greed) or lust for power. We are driven by three basic instincts - self-preservation, reproduction, and dominance. We must admit that we are not the saviors of this planet.
My partner (who is Chinese) has already told me a few years ago that the Chinese real estate market bubble will soon burst. It really was only a matter of time. I feel bad for the people, I sincerely hope the gov will do something about it :(
My understanding is that many US Pension plans can invest up to 25% of their funds in Chinese companies. Most Chinese companies are also exempt from SEC scrutiny. What could go wrong?
Got mine out months ago! But, it's just paper!! I had back surgery also. I was an industrial mechanic! A bad back isn't exactly something you want on your in this line of work! Lucky I'm practically dept free! We brought this on ourselves getting into bed with China!! They wouldn't piss in your ear if your brain was on fire!
Evergrande is actually China's second largest developer, but it has the most offshore debt. There is a larger one, Country Garden, but its debts are mostly internal. Some Banks in China are limiting withdrawals, and there are Tanks on some Streets. I'm sure this will end well...
Considering that this country and it's partners supply the world's computer technology and much of the world's manufacturing industry also quite a lot of shop goods I'm surprised that they are doing so badly. They're way ahead on electric vehicles also.
@@wobblyeye493, Ahead? EVs have appeared before ICE vehicle. But later they have lost the competition to ICE. Why? - Well, back then people were WAY more sane than now - no one was paying a discount for buying EVs.
Living under your means and saving. Living a conservative money life style may not be popular and like most things it’s a choice. Thanks for your videos.
The problem is that even that is becoming increasingly difficult with the cost of living. Savings accounts with almost zero interest rates doesn't really help either.
I used to live in a more luxury Chinese apartment building (not a ghost city, but a regular city), paying rent, but the building was unfinished and they were doing construction on it as I lived inside (with many others, both renting and buying). I was a really stupid young person for accepting that as ok. You also see so many new buildings around falling into disrepair within just a few years. The concrete is crumbling to bits, spilling out into the road, plants growing out of every crevice, and rats the size of cats making them their homes. It's an understatement to say these properties are poorly constructed, and it's blatantly obvious the it's all about immediate cash grab and not the health of the property, people, or even generational wealth for that matter. It's chaotic, disorganized, corrupt, and due to its scale and integration with the world, it's absolutely is going to have a bad effect, no doubt.
Yup, I saw the special about their ghost cities on 60 minutes but this was way back around 2012. It was absolutely insane to watch especially since it was so soon after our bubble in 2008. I just didn’t think it would take this long to get to this point. We’ll see what happens….
@@RobEGR19 it is much worse than the western houses. Bc these chinese ghost cities are mostly made up of buildings that selfcrumble within only a few years. They are not built to be really liveable. 99% speculative objects for only trading purpose.... irony is that someone will then sit with those shitty apartments right before they crumble and collapse to the ground...
As a person living Taiwan, this practice of presale and payment has been around for decades....successfully so far. Mainland China, 9n the other hand, allowed unfettered capitalism to rule the market. And this, inevitably, will always be the result.
Thank you! I've heard many people reference this pending real estate issue but without going into detail - so I appreciate the concise (and well-edited) explanation
Only recently found your channel and have already learnt many things from you. Particularly enjoyed the scam of recycling plastics which I have mentioned to others, thank you
I’m an American living in Tokyo. 8 to 10 years ago When everyone around me (foreigner & others)was on the “China will be the next Super Power” bandwagon. I specifically said, “It’ll never happen”. I remember the Japanese bubble & how the west loves to fatten up their hog before they slaughter it. Also I stated that the CCP 🇨🇳 doesn’t know how to handle a market economy & that only Taiwan 🇹🇼 does & that India 🇮🇳 is right next door and China has no true alliances. I specifically said that China was going to implode go into a civil war & Taiwan is going to pick up the pieces of it. Looks like I was correct. Libraries & History are such valuable tools.
Why would they go at war while both systems are capitalists? The ROC is runned by progressive democrats, not the KMT, they are going to launch an full-on war on the mainland. + The KMT agrees with the PCC on 85% of issues.
I am concerned! If what's happening in China does spill westward (inevitable IMO), it could really cripple an already unstable economy in the US. Maybe being conservative & debt free won't be enough for what could come.
Sorelle Amore as always hits it out of the park. China has the same economic system as the U.S. Their money supply is created bank credit loans in the form of deposit credited to housing buyers/developers/refinancers - money that circulates throughout the economy but which immediately starts to drain away again as finance payments are made, not merely all that was provided that is drained as principal but more is owing that must be drained as INTEREST -- eventually with more money owing than money is available so that defaults and a deflationary-spiral bankruptcy depression obtains and the creditor gets the assets that survive. Marx, Lenin, Trotsky and Mao were bankrolled by the lords of international finance as were Alexander Hamilton, Biddle (Andrew Jackson's central-banker enemy) and many other big names you know, Morgan, Warberg, Schiff etc.
Watching this video, I was puzzled by who are the developers. So I guess the developers are private enterprises, with the China gov treasury spending the money into the economy as credit loans. If that's the case, then the China gov are mutual culprits of the ponzi scheme. One would think if they were bailing them out with the $148 BIllion, that the China gov would've been smart enough to have had an FDIC to prevent the run on the banks that will create future distrust of the banks. ......I'm still in the process of learning about all this as it unfolds.
Fear is low energy field, please be mindful of that. There is nothing that can happened to you or be done to you. These are just illusions made up by the human mind. You’re behind these mind stuff.
I remortgaged my house to build a huge garage/workshop, they said I could have £100k, I took £30k, they kept saying you can have the £100k, take that..I didn't, then boom...LOCKDOWN.. I also fixed the rate at 1.75%, I already have the funds to repay the refinance and the original mortgage in full now, imagine if I had taken the 100k, that would be stressful... especially with energy prices skyrocketing here in the UK, so yes,borrow under your means everytime. Thanks for these awesome videos, learning a huge amount from you.
You are forgetting who owns over 50% of China Inc. The City of London is their advisor and owner. This is a bigger game. We are getting sucked in at a MICRO view when there is a much larger strategy. They knew very well what they were doing. I always say: I never believe in accidents.
Soon we'll be back to gold. I'm getting into precious metal but I find mental shift to be hard. I feel like I'm buying a commodity. Not like I'm exchanging for another currency.
We'll, considering modern currencies are not even be fungible across time, gold, silver, and copper may be more legitimately a currency than all the fiat ones.
Gold and Silver are still the true money that overrides the worthlessness of all FIAT currency. The highest level of money results from physical labor performed, not computer entries or the useless printing of unbacked paper currency.
When I bought my house 20 years ago, I was qualified to more than twice as much as I borrowed. I am happy to say I borrowed the correct amount. See "the big short."
Today in 2022, the offered amount you get would not even get you much more than a closet in big cities. The pozischeme needs to CRASH all over the world. Only the bankers get filthy rich on the housingscams.
Thanks for explaining the China dilemma. Until I saw this video, then news only said some of China’s citizens have stopped paying their mortgage. They never explained “why”?
I wish it is different, but NO. The garlic trade happened in my home town, the market is sinking, no body is loaning from bank at all. The government is desperately trying to save the market, and this garlic trade just cause more panic.
@@roylu1398 Wow, that sounds really tough . . . It's really sad the CCP allowed this to happen. I had faith in Xi Xinping when he was elected but now think the CCP is a corrupt failure allowing your local governments to collude with shady banks :(
Thank you for authoring this video. Human “civilization” certainly knows how to make a mess of things. We have concerning problems here in the US and a financial collapse in China would certainly make things much worse. So, how could such a powerful government with so much control over its economy allow real estate developers to abuse its population to the point of collapse?
FYI, I received YT notification of a response to my post but it’s a dead link. There appears to be a text # in the header though. Feels “hackey”, wanted you to know.
Oddly enough, the price of a condo, finished or not, was also pretty much guaranteed it wouldn't go down. Therefore, property owners could buy a condo, never have the condo finished and sell it to someone else at a profit and still never have the condo or building it's in completed. It's not just the developers fault, but also the government leaders guaranteeing the price/s people pay will pretty much not go down, regardless of whether anyone actually ever lives in the condo or not. I think the government pushed the sales because it's a very clever way to transfer wealth from the average person to the them. Don't think those developers weren't directly tied to government officials/agencies and didn't share the money coming in.
I heard RU-vidrs ADV China say that you own the property but not the land it's built on (which belongs to the government). It's a 70-year lease for that piece of land.
There's another huge gotcha with Chinese real estate- horribly shoddy and unsafe construction methods. They may have used more cement than anyone else, but it's a common practice to omit the steel rebar which gives it its strength. Ditto wiring, plumbing, etc., etc. Buyers didn't care because they were buying to flip, not live. The Chinese government has already ordered some unfinished buildings demolished because they cannot be finished at any cost. If they do manage to complete a project, it'll be a stretch to expect the buildings to outlast the mortgage.
I'm extremely debt averse too. I never borrow more than I can pay back instantly, the only reason I borrow at all is if it's interest free and to spread payments. I understand that buying a house is different because the expectation is that the asset value outweighs the debt burden but all it takes is a downturn in the market for that to turn upside down. Anyway I rent from a local authority so my tenancy is secure, I own my car, I have healthy savings which I'm considering putting a large part into precious metals. The world economy is burning up, not just because of China but because of this suicidal net zero agenda combined with years of deindustrialisation in the west, mass immigration into welfare countries of the west, inflation due to the insane reaction to CV19 etc etc. I'm trying to earn enough to get out.
Trust me, if and when china suffers or collapses, it'll feel like a pinch to us but we'll live. I just hope we learn from our mistakes and not repeat history itself AGAIN.
stsrting 2020 saw my small business stopped. I had only one month of emergency cash. Just like you said I had to much debt along with regular bills. Could no longer afford my mortgage. So instead of a formberence I sold the house and got the hell out. that was it though I just didnt have enough above my dept to income ratio. How many people are in the same situation right now only they will go into foreclosure instead of being able to sell.
You are missing in this video the exposure of foreign banks. Royal Bank of Canada as an example was one of the large investors. This is no longer a Chinese problem but a Global Financial issue. Xi with this crisis is holding the Western Bank hostage. Whatever happens the Taxpayers from the Western World will get it up their behind as usual. Like when you gamble in a casino, the House always Wins!
China is so heavily invested in the west their financial collapse is a big problem it will be felt globally as if every country wasn't already in a mess financially. How long until we start seeing companies and investing dissappear at home is the question?
This happened in the UK and Japan around 1990, in the US around 2007, now China 2022. Even Japan pulled through after ten years so this is just an inevitable economic learning experience for the Chinese economy generally.
Very interesting, I had not heard about the PONZI scheme, I just thought the developers and banks overbuilt and no one bought. Thanks for the video, it is important because of the importance of China to the global economy.
This vid is badly researched. Sorella does not really do in depth research, her vids which are mostly good are just superficial collection of other trending topics. As such she cannot tell the difference between resl news and fake news. Check out Cyrus janssen China banking crisis Link in next comment in case erase
Somehow this news gives me a sense of relief and worry at the same time. Seeing the regime fall is great, but how will the leaders respond to all of this? Usually they lay the blame outside their common goal, culture, or race.
Awesome program. I was wondering about this issue in China. I've also seen some of the quality of the world, doesn't look good for them. By the way I like your green shirt.
Thank you for this information Sorelle. So difficult to find this information in Canada. I have been watching your channel for a bit now, and gleaning world news. I do believe this will affect us here in North America. Our currencies, and the world market are too intertwined. We as countries need to get back to being more sovereign. Creating more commerce in our own countries, through ENTREPRENEURSHIP NOT GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION creating jobs, supplies, and most importantly farm to feed our own nation(instead of reducing nitrogen use-insert eye roll)! I believe this will train us to own less material things. When/if things become more expensive most will go without. Alot of consumerism is just waste and ends up in the trash. 100 years ago food production drove the world market, along with things like gold and silver. Tangible things! Now 100 years later we will discover why. Fantastic point on the debt we carry in this era.
Even if I dont agree with her every point (and 99% of the time I do), I still enjoy hearing her make them. My Asian mutual funds are at 50% of original investment value so I am all ears.
I do the same thing, I borrow a lot less then I can as I am always afraid of loosing my job and everything. Almost did once and I refuse to do it again.
Being of Chinese descent (but born and still living in a foreign country), that last advice of yours has always been part of our culture. I'm not sure if that was part of our culture as well, like the earlier ones you mentioned but it's definitely weird for me to hear Chinese people going into debt as I know that is widely considered shameful for us.
"Born and living in a foreign country" You do realize this means your parents/grandparents disagree with the worldview of mainland China, right? That's why they left in the first place.
@@culturecanvas777 to some extent, yes. But what does anything I said have anything to do with policies of mainland china? we are just talking about culture and tradition.
Her vids on anything other then china are quite good. But on China she just lazily used highlighs of fake news. This vid by Cyrus has all the real info ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EhYxFnaPgCI.html
I like your comments and analysis about lot of things. With this one I can say that some of the facts are true and correct however the rest of world problems are far more worse than China. As result Chinese economic boom is still leading the world.
This vid like many china collapse vid is just fake news to distract us from the real problems at home. Remember the crypto crash, 2Trillion of value wipe out. Surely that is worse. Also china banned crypto
As a Chinese myself, is very sad to see this happened and the government was not doing too much but using force to stop people from protesting, and by the law, they still need to pay their loans on time, even tho nobody knows when their home will be built.
I can back his up, when I lived there me and my friends noticed many empty or practically empty skyscrapers, they're always almost entirely empty. Friends said it's because rich people buy them all but I dunno.
Sorrelle, are you ok? In your last 20 videos you’ve placed trigger words in your titles: Killing. Scam. Death. Scam. Manipulation. Filthy. Lie. Warning. Cheating. Controls. Lie. Evil. Cash. Thief. Weapon. Slave. Evil. Terrifying. Death. Kill. Death. I loved your channel when it was about you, your interesting lifestyle and your bold journey. Maybe it’s just me but I’m coming down with a case of bad news burn out. I know we’re wired to pay attention to anything threatening and this is no doubt reflected in your increased income as more people gravitate towards your shock-horror thumbnails with a cringeworthy attempt at pulling a distressed expression. But most of us have enough crap going on in our lives. And if you think the average person has the psychological resilience to embrace and understand the corruption behind the global smokescreen that’s always been there, then you’re mistaken. Bad news is everywhere. The internet is the light that exposes the monsters hiding under the rocks but there are lots of people on RU-vid that all doing the same thing. And the algorithm is starting to demonstrate how saturated this doomsday market is. My feed is now so routinely littered with horror stories of how corrupt and evil the real world is that I’ve had to start unsubscribing and even selected ‘don’t recommend channel’. Your last video on EVs cast a very quick glance at how a market aiming to disrupt the decades long reign of fossil fuel culture is actually littered with corruption and manipulation. People were p*ssed with you and from your responding comments it seemed as though it was because you were broadcasting a very shallow view into the world of EVs which disregarded the decades of death and destruction the fossil fuel industry has and will continue to wreak on the world. Personally, i’m more irate at the fact that for someone who built her following just by being herself, sharing her journey of success and living life in the moment is now sitting high atop the fence delivering nothing but bad news to both sides in the form of shock-horror that we all know is the ultimate recipe for more views (and income). To put some drama on it, It’s like getting lured in with candy and slowly phased onto opioids. I’m confused: what do you even stand for anymore? You were such an advocate for self care and mental health and now you’ve joined the ever increasing number of RU-vidrs who turn to spreading negativity, fear and general anxiety to keep the views and subscribers in the perpetual growth cycle. It’s cheap, everyone is doing it and it’s unsustainable. The algorithm is already trying to steer me down the road of other RU-vidrs who are doing the same content as you and in some cases they’re even posting the same topics as you in the same month. I don’t enjoy your content anymore because it’s simply content. It’s not personable and it’s not unique. I don’t see you growing as a person anymore. That was what I was interested in. I’m only 1 subscriber but I’m sharing this because unlike the others I’ve unsubscribed, I liked your personable approach to the content you used to produce.
The content which she is sharing can be likened to "a need to know basis" -and we all (planet wide) need to know... Rainbows and unicorns are quite nice for the psyche, but you're never going to find them while sticking your head in the sand. Don't fault Sorelle for her awareness which she feels compelled to share... look at ourselves instead, at our own inaction... as a wise activist once declared; "Democracy is not a spectator sport..." WTFU...
It’s about the money. Fear sells the best. Videos like this are getting the most views and the algorithm is pushing them even more so she’s just following the money. First she established a following and now she’s selling. She even rolled out a sponsorship type of subscription a coupe of weeks ago. It would be crazy not to. This is her business after all.
@@KsenijaCelner This is true. But for a channel that now solely focuses on exposing companies and organizations for their unethical business models and flexible agendas, you have to admit that it’s pretty ironic that this channel has gone down a strikingly similar path. I also agree that she’s merely following the money and playing the game. But you could apply that principle to the companies and authorities she exposes in her videos. The big oil companies that have polluted land in developing countries were just ‘following the money’. Corporate landlords who are gentrifying low income communities are just ‘following the money’. I guess I (and a surprising amount of others if the comments are anything to go by) thought she was a bit better than joining the clickbait brigade. My issue is with the hypocrisy that influencers inevitably fall victim to in the quest for more views. And to give an example, go check out Her video from 9 months back titled ‘How money is used to make you hate’. In the video description it reads: “I'm sure you've seen news stories that easily get you emotional, or make you feel some way about an issues. Sometimes, it's almost as if you can't control the way you feel when hearing a certain headline. What if I told you that this is all by design? I'm going to show you how simple statements and emotional narratives are used to make you angry at other people, and to hate those you may have never met or looked in the eye, and how the media makes you feel this way.” A few months on from this video, what is she doing? Creating videos with clickbait statements in the title that support an emotional narrative. How can you look back on such a video that seeks to educate viewers about being exploited via emotional manipulation in the media and compare it to this present day content without thinking that you’ve been blindsided by someone you once admired? It’s like she’s two totally different people and if that doesn’t incite distrust then I don’t know what would.
I mean yes but it's not them who should be trying to be independent from the CCP which has never ruled them, that feeds into CCP propaganda, it's the CCP that should be asking them for independence.
@@user-yc3fw6vq5n I see; yes - Taiwan should be independent, and let's hope that the West is united in making it clear to the CCP that they need to keep their grubby, filthy fingers off of Taiwan:)
Those enormous half built buildings might never get finished and just get demolished. It's an incredible waste of materials, equipment, land, man hours, water, energy and money.
Lol as an organic garlic grower I am 100% up for garlic being recognized as a currency, In all seriousness, I encourage people to invest in growing some portion of food for their family's resilience against the increasing cost and availability of food. Food and individual resilience are another one of the control arms of a system that seeks to take advantage of people that have bought the message that the government and its corporate masters actually care about you as one of the cattle on the farm. Whereas actually, they only seek to have complete control over you as no other value than as an economic measurement of how they can profit from you.
Bartering produce and fruits of any type is the perfect tool for restoration of not only the economy but also for the atmosphere. I’m no Go-green pusher but becoming more self-sustained in this day and age especially with the incoming economic collapse and current recession in the US can pull us out of a problem we’ve created to possibly avoid more conflict. I might be thinking real simple about this but I feel like if the citizens are ready to just finally accept that we shouldn’t be hopeless about current affairs and stop taking advantage of others free labor then we can actually stand a chance with this incoming recession.
