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Answer by David A
Considering global warming is man made. Is a total farce, way too much. Disband the UN would be a place to start, too much hot air.

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What do you like/dislike about America
What do you like/dislike about Hong Kong?

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Answer by John
First of all, I take it to that you are referring to North America. Hong Kong is a city and North America a country. The two are actually quite incomparable, it would be more wise to compare Hong Kong with a city like New York City.

Hong Kong is the economic and financial capital of the East and is one of the 5 world cities of New York, London, Paris, Tokyo and Hong Kong. It is an extremely developed city in located in a location which allows it to trade goods with the neighbouring countries in South East Asia, and this one of the major reasons why it is so prosperous. Hong Kong is significantly inhabited by its own people; the Hongkongese of Canton, however, more recently as China with a population of over 1.3 billion, has a one percent population whose wealth is in abundance. This is a body of over 13 million people, a large amount of these flock to the developed cities to live in and spend their riches, and Hong Kong one of the cities subject to this.

To be direct and honest, the virtues of the majority of the Hong Kong population are most impure and are based on monetary wellbeing and successfulness.

Hong Kong’s high real estate prices are higher than that of the average in New York City, as in NYC there is Manhattan, the more prospering part, where real estate is expensive, and less prospering parts such as the Bronx, and Brooklyn, etc. in these places real estate and things are more affordable priced. In Hong Kong all real estate and property are at an expensive price with a huge amount of apartments priced at above the equivalent of US$ 2million and many freestanding houses priced at above the equivalent of US$ 25 million, such high prices mean that most establishments such as restaurants and shops have to be part of a brand, and the existence of individually owned and independent establishments is kept to a minimum.

In North America, the average price of living is far less then that in the city of Hong Kong.

It appears to me, across the country of North America the virtues of the people are not orientated on financial wellbeing and wealth, but more on happiness and love. However, this judgment may be highly inaccurate, it tends to be that in the more developed cities people are more monetarily oriented.

I like that in Hong Kong it is very safe, you can walk about at night through parks and through the city and not be in danger of being mugged or attacked by anyone. It is safe for a child to use the underground train system, and move about the city without and significant need for adult supervision. In Hong Kong it is quite easy to get along, even if you can only speak English. In Hong Kong there are good opportunities to go shopping at luxury boutiques.

In USA the manners of the people and their hospitality succeeds that of the people in Hong Kong, mainly because the city is now recently welcomed residents of mainland China. The separation of the classes is less significant in North America, as a large body of people, the middle class, are easily able to afford things and live happily, and in Hong Kong the wealth gap has enlarged, the very rich are increasing, and those who have to live in partitioned apartments is increasing too, the middle class in shrinking, and this is quite unhealthy.

I do hope that this helps, I am only 14 years old.

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Answer by Miao Tsetung
China recognizes the US bonds are a safe investments because the U.S., unlike China, has never defaulted on a financial obligation. China owes the U.S. nearly $ 1 Trillion.

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Answer by SirEddieCook
Starbucks has a strong brand. But it isn’t a monopoly in the coffee business. It’s doing well in terms of retail presence, urban footprint. They also have their own coffee fields to verticalize their distribution systems, which isn’t exactly evil, as it is smart business.

I am a Peets guy. Or even a Diedrich guy if I am in SoCal.

Starbucks does something I really like. They are huge in Asia/China right now. It’s a status symbol for nouveau riche in China, so I am glad that we collect their currency, as it is one of the few things China will buy from the USA. Let’s call China an un-fair trading partner(my opinion).

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