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Socialist asset disposition makes China richer
Since China's accession to the [[World Trade Organization]] (WTO) in 2001, China represents a vast market that is growing more affluent and sophisticated while remaining a low-cost base for export-oriented production. The CCP has encouraged a form of Chinese ethno-centric [[national socialism]] amongst the younger generation.<ref name="aspistrategist.org.au">https://www.aspistrategist.org.au/xi-jinpings-conception-of-socialism/</ref> Educationally, China is forging ahead with partnerships, and exchanges with foreign universities to steal [[intellectual property]] and [[subvert]] foreign governments and societies.
Since China's accession to the [[World Trade Organization]] (WTO) in 2001, China represents a vast market that is growing more affluent and sophisticated while remaining a low-cost base for export-oriented production. The CCP has encouraged a form of Chinese ethno-centric [[national socialism]] amongst the younger generation.<ref name="aspistrategist.org.au">https://www.aspistrategist.org.au/xi-jinpings-conception-of-socialism/</ref> Educationally, China is forging ahead with partnerships, and exchanges with foreign universities to steal [[intellectual property]] and [[subvert]] foreign governments and societies.
Socialist asset disposition in the developed world has played a large part in China's fortune. Because people in most of the developed world can put things there is nothing wrong with in the public right of way for the government to collect and bury in a hole, people of liberal mindset (even if they identify as conservative) give into [[sin|sinful]] [[lust]] and excessively buy low quality goods produced in China and taxpayer dollars pay for goods they are no longer interested in to disappear out of sight and out of mind. Socialized asset disposition also makes it profitable for companies to purchase low quality products from China that have high return rates; the ability to simply throw defective junk into a dumpster to bury in a hole continues to make the biggest threat to America richer.
For more information on China, see [[World History Lecture Three]].
For more information on China, see [[World History Lecture Three]].