I do not approve.
Here of some things that we should do to slow China
down.
We ought to pass a tariff of 10% or maybe more on all
Chinese goods. That will cost the
Chinese some business. The president can do this. US tariffs are set by executive order of the
president.
We should forbid US
banks and other financial companies from loaning money to Chinese
companies. If a Chinese company needs to
borrow money, it should borrow from places in China.
I believe this will require legislation
in Congress.
We ought to make a
list of strategic items that US companies may not sell to China. Semiconductors, small arms, ammunition, crude
oil and refined fuels such as gasoline and diesel. Coal, heavy weapons and their
ammunition. Aircraft. A commission could come up with a more
comprehensive list. This ought to
require legislation in Congress, but similar things have been done throughout
the cold war on authority that I don’t understand.
US
college education falls into two classes.
Four years of American college education is a hoot. All of us who did college look back fondly on
our college years. Chinese students who
graduate from an American college take back good memories of their time in America
and will make it easier for us to get alone with China
in the future. Chinese students who are
just out of high school (18 years old), unmarried, paying full list price, we
ought to welcome. Older students, who
might be applying to US colleges to learn up-to-date US technology or snoop
classified research, ought to be subject to more stringent checks.
Marking your product “Made in America”
increases the sale of the product. We
ought to have an organization the keeps track of the “Made in America” mark and
require that only 10 or 15 % of the product come from China, the bulk of the
product should be from the US or friendly countries. This might also require legislation from
Congress to achieve.
We ought to ban Tik-Tok and the like.
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