[thefaketaco]

I dislike this.

For countless centuries have good men along great women attempted to fight against this atrocity that is greedy human beings who has a horrible dependency on money and publicity. It's frustrating to see our society fail everytime we try to evolve into something better and bigger. We keep messing up as a race, and it seems that we are taking two steps back for every step forward. Indeed it's bad that Trump is here, because our step-back ratio seems to have increased to a solid 10.

Angry Version

Fuck this.

For fucking centuries have good men along women attempted to fucking fight against this fucking atrocity that is greedy fucks who has a fucking money addiction. It's so fucking annoying to see our fucking society go down the fucking shitter every fucking time we try to fucking evolve into something fucking bigger. We keep fucking failing as a fucking race, and we're always taking two fucking steps back everytime we fucking take a fucking step forward. So yeah, it's fucked up that fucking Trump is here, because our fucking fucked step-back ratio has increased to a fucking fucked up fuckedy fuck fuck 10.

well that was pretty edgy.
got any other curse words besides fuck because it didnt really add anything to you point buddy. Honestly, not even sure what your point was.

Its the only curse word kids know

[Preditor]

In all honesty the world is super important. Though the Paris agreement is just a money sink only to delay global warming by three or four years for over a hundred trillion dollars by the end of the century.

I'd rather toss that money sink and do something else like green energy development instead of throwing away our money.

[Daley]

Mr Trump, who has previously called climate change a hoax invented by the Chinese, promised a raft of policies during his campaign including to undo Obama’s climate action plan and defund UN climate change work. 

It is all about the money/currency. Trump Administration want China under pressure. 
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The 

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U.S. debt to 

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China is $1.0493 trillion, as of November 2016. That's 27.8 percent of the $3.7707 trillion in 

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Treasury bills, notes, and bonds held by foreign countries. The rest of the $19.9 trillion debt is owned by either the American people or by the U.S. government itself. [...]

[font=Publico, Times,]Long-term, China wants the yuan to replace the 

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U.S. dollar as the world's 

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global currency. China is also responding to accusations of manipulation.[/font]

What Would Happen If China Called in Its Debt Holdings?

China would not call in its debt all at once. If it did so, the demand for the dollar would plummet like a rock. This 

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dollar collapse would disrupt international markets worse than the 

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2008 financial crisis. China's economy would suffer along with everyone else's.
[font=Publico, Times,]It's more likely that China would slowly begin selling off its Treasury holdings. Even when it just warns that it plans to do so, dollar demand starts to drop. That hurts China's competitiveness. As it raises its export prices, U.S. consumers would buy American products instead. China must further expand its exports to other Asian countries and increase domestic demand. Only then can it call in its U.S. debt holdings.[/font]

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Fairley sure that the states signed an agreement with China. That if the debs continues to develop, they will be given permission to take US soil. But this might be inaccurate.

[Taylor]

I'm surprised the CIA haven't "fed the fish" yet.

EDIT: Why do I get the impression that the Paris Agreement = Treaty of Versailles