Brit Reacts to Why The USA Will Always Be The Global Superpower

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[WinsomeWinslet]

5:20 China is losing workers due to their one child policy which eliminated many future females from the population leading to many unmarried men and a declining workforce. They've changed the policy to two children but many say it's too little too late.

[nyteshayde]

Don't forget that China's economy depends on our US dollars to survive. We are the number 1 country that accepts their exports. If we start yanking manufacturing back to the US, that could tank for them quickly.

[mrdcdukes]

You love that America is the world protector because you don’t have to pay for it. Thank you American taxpayer.

[jimbarber]

Saudi Aramco is the Saudi Arabian Oil Company. Originally a joint venture between Saudi Arabia (AR) and United States based oil companies (AM) as a company (CO)...ARAMCO.The American oil industry established the original oil infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and still has a working relationship with them. Aramco has significant offices in Houston.

[Perfectly_Cromulent]

By a bunch of economic measurements - gdp growth, debt, investment, etc - China has peaked, much like Japan did in the early 90s.

[Beans-]

I love America! I'll always be on America's side! ❤

[algoner]

China isnt being honest about their economy. They arent passing up anything. Even with the go to: blame Trump. 😅😅😅

[rexracer]

L3WG: "What about Australia?" They only have 26 million people. They punch above their weight on the world stage, like the UK does. But they're just too small.

[bowillieman]

You can thank Japan for most of this. It's because of them that we decided to take that spot.

[vincentlavallee]

Great video! But that early prediction about China overtaking the US in GDP in 5 years (2028) is utterly ridiculous. Also, the last scene in the video with the electric bus going by was downtown San Francisco, where I use to live near by (the California Bay Area).

[mountainmonk]

The thing about the vid is they say a 2 front conflict would stretch the military, the U.S. doctrine is the ability to dominate in a 2 front conflict. The only way the U.S. falls is from with in. The 2nd amendment prevents invasion, we've got more guns than people. The hunters from 3 states would make the worlds largest standing army.

[jimonthecoast]

the 300 million new seniors, include the 200 million that left the work force.
the sad part.. that means 100 million of those seniors area forced to remain in the workforce..

[connorlease]

Tencent owns tiktok and the fact most people don’t know what tencent is is quite scary

[licensekilttheplaidlad]

From an American point its actually nice to hear for the first time in history since we bailed your ass out of speaking german right now appreciation from a brit because they have never repaid the money we spent defending or rebuilding their shit or said thank you so. Its nice to hear it i guess

[TheGelatinousSnake]

The US can even invest in some ridiculous water way projects to further embed its shipping infrastructure. Wouldn’t even have to be as large as China’s mega dams. Literally just a trench as wide or wider than canals we already built decades ago.
Shipping in and out of the US is already unmatched. The US can also more easily afford upgrades.

[malcolmmceasy]

Always is a very long time; and the same could have been said about the British Empire and the Roman Empire.

[ScribbleScrabbless]

Give the guy a break, just subscribe so he doesn't have to keep asking every time 😅

[boroblueyes]

Saudi Aramco is mostly the Saudi oil company, although they are diversifying now.

[robertdudley]

Saudi Aramco is the Saudi royal family's oil company. It's the largest richest oil company in the world.

[spatadia]

Want to know what makes a superpower? America has exported EVERY single recession it has had, BUT it has never imported a single recession from across the world.