@BlueTunisia It's rare enough to find someone who sees the value of the free market, let alone someone who also speaks Mandarin :) Did you live in China for any period of time?
@chris3443 Austrian economics and Mandarin are my favorite things =) But if you ask me, the two go hand-in-hand perfectly considering how the world is changing today. No, I only visited in 2007 and 2008 (one month). Your videos are awesome!!
Your Mandarin is simply amazing. The contents are great too. I had to read the original to understand it thoroughly. I will use this to study Chinese. Bravo !!
Awesome translation, but I wholeheartedly disagree. It is blatantly obvious that our current recession is not caused by government intervention, but rather, by the lack thereof of it. Yes, a heavy-handed gov't can hamper growth, BUT a finance industry that can get away with practically creating money out of thin air is even more dangerous. Austrian economics doesn't look into empirical data as a basis for its theories, instead claiming that such is self-evident. It is therefore unscientific.
@jeois411 Bush said, "Wallstreet got drunk." BUT who was giving out the alcohol?? The American government rubber stamped these banks and loans with the FDIC and Fannie and Freddie. Also, the federal reserve of the US kept interest rates artificially low through heavy money creation from 1981 to 2004. On top of that, the government bailed these bastards out and took over there "toxic" assets.
to work for somebody is not the only way to earn money,in today's China,the minimum wage is low enough that makes me lose intention to work for somebody.finally I chose self-employment.
Who were those dorks with the 'un-free market signs'? It was basically bank regulations that prevented Canadian banks from doing the same shit American banks were doing.
where did you learn chinese? study in univiersity or just pick it up?
zanetusken 1 year ago
Austrian Economics for the win!!! =)
It's great to find an Australian who believes in freedom and free markets =)
I'm an American, and I speak Mandarin just like you. What's up?
BlueTunisia 1 year ago 2
@BlueTunisia It's rare enough to find someone who sees the value of the free market, let alone someone who also speaks Mandarin :) Did you live in China for any period of time?
chris3443 1 year ago
@chris3443 Austrian economics and Mandarin are my favorite things =) But if you ask me, the two go hand-in-hand perfectly considering how the world is changing today. No, I only visited in 2007 and 2008 (one month). Your videos are awesome!!
BlueTunisia 1 year ago
Your Mandarin is simply amazing. The contents are great too. I had to read the original to understand it thoroughly. I will use this to study Chinese. Bravo !!
saiyouken 2 years ago
@saiyouken I appreciate it :) I am looking for other articles etc., to translate, if you find something of interest feel free to toss it my way!
chris3443 2 years ago
你的中文终于登峰造极了
herringily 2 years ago 3
最近怎麼不唱歌啦？是不是在忙著找工作啊？lol
papagino1234 2 years ago
Awesome translation, but I wholeheartedly disagree. It is blatantly obvious that our current recession is not caused by government intervention, but rather, by the lack thereof of it. Yes, a heavy-handed gov't can hamper growth, BUT a finance industry that can get away with practically creating money out of thin air is even more dangerous. Austrian economics doesn't look into empirical data as a basis for its theories, instead claiming that such is self-evident. It is therefore unscientific.
jeois411 2 years ago
@jeois411 Bush said, "Wallstreet got drunk." BUT who was giving out the alcohol?? The American government rubber stamped these banks and loans with the FDIC and Fannie and Freddie. Also, the federal reserve of the US kept interest rates artificially low through heavy money creation from 1981 to 2004. On top of that, the government bailed these bastards out and took over there "toxic" assets.
This was a government created crisis.
BlueTunisia 1 year ago
@BlueTunisia and "we got the hangover"
realcuteguyyayiyayi 1 year ago
to work for somebody is not the only way to earn money,in today's China,the minimum wage is low enough that makes me lose intention to work for somebody.finally I chose self-employment.
chrisyang001 2 years ago
公共職業安定所 lol~! I percieve that photo is taken in Japan.
chrisyang001 2 years ago
hey you're back! Your chinese is amazing as always :D
twinkieCee 2 years ago
Awesome video, as always.
Thanks for doing all this!
Hope to see you vlog soon :)
guesswhosback72 2 years ago
DAMN has it been a while!
Miss you buddy.
guesswhosback72 2 years ago
想你了～
iDontSinkSo 2 years ago
Awesome. Perfect Mandarin.
EmperorChiCheung 2 years ago 5
damn, ur chinese is good if u translated all that shit
t2fang 2 years ago
Who were those dorks with the 'un-free market signs'? It was basically bank regulations that prevented Canadian banks from doing the same shit American banks were doing.
Nimnoms 2 years ago
Chris! hi! nice to see you upload a video after such a long time!
Dalianon 2 years ago
it's been so long you last time you uploaded
ken2238972 2 years ago
第二个，好久没看你的视频了。
dodowoo2002 2 years ago
第一个听！
yunfanlai 2 years ago