Mar 16, 2022
Pusha P50 years of US influence got em where they're at now.
Might as well see how China does it lmao.
Mar 17, 2022Pusha P50 years of US influence got em where they're at now.
Might as well see how China does it lmao.
Coming up on 200 years next year
Mar 17, 2022·1 replyNo s***, Chinese infrastructure is clearly more superior in the present day
Mar 18, 2022·1 replyWhen China set up the camps they gon be begging for assistance. smh
Mar 18, 2022Pusha P50 years of US influence got em where they're at now.
Might as well see how China does it lmao.
Don't knock it til you try it
Gotta move outta your comfort zone
- Mar 19, 2022·1 replyk dog 99
No s***, Chinese infrastructure is clearly more superior in the present day
Fr?
Genuinely asking btw 
Mar 19, 20221887When China set up the camps they gon be begging for assistance. smh
The US was the one that funded death camps
- Mar 19, 2022
Scratchin MambaI don't think the first and second paragraph contradict eachother tbh
Yup. The reason this act benefits china is exactly because it manifests the creation of cooperative, healthy markets in countries that hold a LOT of resource wealth
- Mar 19, 2022OBSERVED
Fr?
Genuinely asking btwAbsolutely. They’ve created a comprehensive high speed rail network that covers so much of the country that it’s accounting for literal decades of growth.
Laos just got it’s second railway line thanks to China, (the first was 4 miles long) and it’s a high speed line that runs from the capital Vientiane to the border with China