Posted on Mar 14, 2021
How living in China changed my view on Trump and US politics: Californian native
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In this interview, we talked with Kevin, a California native who, in his words, went from an almond milk latte drinking millennial liberal who viewed Donald Trump’s 2016 election as a catastrophe to America, to someone who voted for him in 2020.
As for what caused that drastic change -- he cites his four year experience living in China.
So why did learning about China change his views on US politics?
And as a Mandarin speaker and reader, what did he learn about how Chinese people look at America?
We also talked about whether China is actually a socialist society by definition, the Chinese peoples' obsession over money, and how to stay rational and less biased in this polarized world.
As for what caused that drastic change -- he cites his four year experience living in China.
So why did learning about China change his views on US politics?
And as a Mandarin speaker and reader, what did he learn about how Chinese people look at America?
We also talked about whether China is actually a socialist society by definition, the Chinese peoples' obsession over money, and how to stay rational and less biased in this polarized world.
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Many of Trumps opponents oppose him not for being Trump but for Hillary or party affiliation
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If he was surprised by anti-American sentiment in China, he should visit more countries. There are a lot of places with pretty strong anti-imperial sentiment. The obsession with money makes China sound less like communism and more like fascism or corporatocracy. Also interesting this guy thinks being a centrist puts him in some kind of "out group" when centrism is the dominant political thought here. He might be confusing "centrist" with "independent."
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You consider the United States (i.e. America) an imperialist nation? Oh, I initially missed that you were a "Partner Operations Manager at Google (Internet)".
The "Long Gray Line" has never failed the United States, so I still have hope for you.
The "Long Gray Line" has never failed the United States, so I still have hope for you.
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CPT Alexander Grant
Yes, I do. We have over 700 military bases around the world. Bet you, whoever is #2, has less than 100. Occupying countries around the world and conducting economic warfare throughout places like LATAM, what would you call it?
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