Why United States Sanctions on China are POINTLESS

It's no secret that the United States and China are engaged in a chess match of control, but who will be the one to make the first mistake? With the ongoing tensions and disputes between the two superpowers, many have wondered why the US has never fully sanctioned China? Find out how China refuses to let the US control it in today's interesting new video.

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All videos are based on publicly available information unless otherwise noted.

[jtt]

Correction: tiktok USA data is stored with US firm.

[HailTheApocalypse]

As Lavrov once said, ' we don't give a shit about sanctions. '

[hankhillsnrrwurethra]

This channel is such a mix of information and trolly fun. Just like its cousin.

[RichardBrett]

US is not the only country in the world.😊😅

[stennetmang]

FYI, mr expert from western, Taiwan is not a country, asked your govt if you don't belive me

[bouwah]

I like it, no more bullying from the world’s biggest Warmonger USA

[ronx]

Forsake I thought this was the infographics show😂😂😂😂

[beirangiaphiapi]

did you get fired from the infographic show channel?

[bl]

China imports 95% rare earth . Produced 60% world rare earth, process 85% worldwide . Some even 90%+. It will be very difficult

[roddyguan]

Sanctions may make a country's economy temporarily difficult, but they must never collapse a country. There is no country in the world that collapses because of sanctions, only war is possible

[stevenjohnston]

How did I not know about this channel?! I love your other channel infographics and the other... I am? I haven't been watching that one much because I forgot to turn on notifications, but you should mention this channel.

[rinzo]

You gotta give the CCP credit.

They really did their homework with the "If I go down, you go down" policy.
That explains why the PRC stood firm while the Iron Curtain got rusty and crumbled.

[jessealmanza]

Can you update this video to reflect the current situation?

[railfelton]

It's great that the US is incapable of hurting the Chinese economy. The Chinese economy is the world economy. The world shouldn't have to suffer anymore for American interest.

[Thedopestreal]

Isn’t China the largest importer of food and energy? I think sanctions on those alone can cripple the country. Right? They don’t really have the resources to produce both for their 1 billion people.

[sakshambhadoria]

It will be a double edged sword as China is deeply integrated with the global economy. Costs for everything ranging from commodities to electronics will rise causing economic pain for everyone in the world.

[FirasTeinz]

Thank you for this professional unbiased video, you gained my respect for reporting professionally unlike many other channels that just spread their opinions.

[nunyafunyuns]

If China is threatening to pull ahead of the US, this is because of American failings. America holds the world's reserve currency and is the biggest economy. If we can't make that work, then that's on us.

[MrGreatGatsby]

Don’t worry, China has plenty of people making troubles for itself that sanctions are unnecessary…

[greg]

Not designed to stop them . They are designed to hurt them