Why the World is Saying No to American Goods | Vantage with Palki Sharma | N18G

 

 

 

 

 

Here this is h0ngcom writing.

To be honest, if it is in Thailand's context, I don't agree with that. I don't say no to American GOODs.

In any case, I see China as a much greater threat to my country than the US. 

As a Thai man, I don't have much choice.  

To me, in Thailand, I think, the boycotting of American GOODs (or the boycotting of GOODs of western countries) is no different than letting Chinese products win.

Nowadays, there are so many Chinese products and brands in my country. So I want some American products, such as Dodge cars (Hollywood films, especially Dominic Toretto, influenced me to like CDJR cars), but Thailand has such high import taxes for western cars.

I never blame Trump Vance Musk for that, because Thailand has some insane tariffs too.

I like to follow the news about cars and the automotive industries. The Chinese automotive industries are exciting to me. Other countries' automotive industries are not exciting to me because they and their cars are already very good. I do not buy Chinese cars and will never buy them because the society still not accept them and because some of them suck. I still want Japanese analog cars because they are very reliable, not the very digital cars like that.