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Happy June!

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@IndieJones14 @kddttnt @TheGlobal_Index I agree, lol.
Couldn't find anything else!! 😆

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@inhodlX @TheGlobal_Index Odd that you, "can't type monkey 🐵"
It is a pretty simple word. 🤣

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@JamieExlin15657 @kddttnt @TheGlobal_Index Your history has been concealed from you.
I wish you could understand. 😔

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@Rino1550926 @cattycatblk @TheGlobal_Index Wow.
Unexpectedly good response.
I've been to Hunan, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and other places in CN and the food, land, and people there were very nice - although they did mistake me for a basketball star, lol.

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@cattycatblk @TheGlobal_Index Actually I only have feces in my nether regions, not my entire body. That would be functionally impossible.
And I do believe my brain is functional.
Your statements have a certain lack of logic and elegance.

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@Rino1550926 @cattycatblk @TheGlobal_Index Well then, may God bless you and change your life from sad and angry, to one of Joy.
I'm literally praying for you right now. 🙏🙏🙏

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Yeah...
Can't argue too much on that.
Though there was also outright theft.

Scale, Economic Impact, and Official Assessments
US government and bipartisan analyses describe a large-scale, persistent pattern:
Economic estimates: The IP Commission (2013 report, 2017 update) estimated the annual cost to the US economy from counterfeit goods, pirated software, and trade secret theft at $225 billion to $600 billion. China is identified as the primary source. These figures are frequently cited by officials (e.g., recent references to $400–600 billion annually).

Prosecutions and investigations: DOJ has stated that ~80% of its economic espionage cases involve the PRC. In 2020, the FBI had over 1,000 open IP-related cases involving China-linked individuals. China conducts more cyber intrusions than all other nations combined, per senior FBI officials.

CSIS Survey (updated ~March 2023): Documented 224 publicly reported instances of Chinese espionage targeting the US since 2000 (focused on illicit acquisition by intelligence officers/agents; excludes many civil IP suits and smuggling cases). Breakdown: 54% sought commercial technologies, 29% military technology. 69% occurred after 2013 (Xi era). Hacking accounts for a large share (~46% in recent periods). Billions in economic damage + national security costs.

Recent snapshots: A 2025 House Homeland Security Committee report noted over 60 CCP-related espionage instances on US soil (2021–2024) across 20 states, including trade secret theft.

Counterfeiting: China (incl. Hong Kong) accounts for the vast majority of seized counterfeit/pirated goods by value at US borders (e.g., >93% in recent CBP data cited in USTR reports).

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@wlmphi @TheGlobal_Index Culture

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@inhodlX @TheGlobal_Index Lol, write in your own language. It'll sound better.

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@henrikstroem @TheGlobal_Index Well....
We're scraping by... lol 😆

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@Sigma_Drakonis @TheGlobal_Index Lol, I just checked and my hyper-dense, powerful brain is still roaring with power!

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@cattycatblk @TheGlobal_Index Haha!
You are such a sad person.
I wish and pray joy upon you. That your life would be better.

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Scale, Economic Impact, and Official Assessments
US government and bipartisan analyses describe a large-scale, persistent pattern:
Economic estimates: The IP Commission (2013 report, 2017 update) estimated the annual cost to the US economy from counterfeit goods, pirated software, and trade secret theft at $225 billion to $600 billion. China is identified as the primary source. These figures are frequently cited by officials (e.g., recent references to $400–600 billion annually).

Prosecutions and investigations: DOJ has stated that ~80% of its economic espionage cases involve the PRC. In 2020, the FBI had over 1,000 open IP-related cases involving China-linked individuals. China conducts more cyber intrusions than all other nations combined, per senior FBI officials.

CSIS Survey (updated ~March 2023): Documented 224 publicly reported instances of Chinese espionage targeting the US since 2000 (focused on illicit acquisition by intelligence officers/agents; excludes many civil IP suits and smuggling cases). Breakdown: 54% sought commercial technologies, 29% military technology. 69% occurred after 2013 (Xi era). Hacking accounts for a large share (~46% in recent periods). Billions in economic damage + national security costs.

Recent snapshots: A 2025 House Homeland Security Committee report noted over 60 CCP-related espionage instances on US soil (2021–2024) across 20 states, including trade secret theft.

Counterfeiting: China (incl. Hong Kong) accounts for the vast majority of seized counterfeit/pirated goods by value at US borders (e.g., >93% in recent CBP data cited in USTR reports).

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Scale, Economic Impact, and Official Assessments
US government and bipartisan analyses describe a large-scale, persistent pattern:

Economic estimates: The IP Commission (2013 report, 2017 update) estimated the annual cost to the US economy from counterfeit goods, pirated software, and trade secret theft at $225 billion to $600 billion. China is identified as the primary source. These figures are frequently cited by officials (e.g., recent references to $400–600 billion annually).

Prosecutions and investigations: DOJ has stated that ~80% of its economic espionage cases involve the PRC. In 2020, the FBI had over 1,000 open IP-related cases involving China-linked individuals. China conducts more cyber intrusions than all other nations combined, per senior FBI officials.

CSIS Survey (updated ~March 2023): Documented 224 publicly reported instances of Chinese espionage targeting the US since 2000 (focused on illicit acquisition by intelligence officers/agents; excludes many civil IP suits and smuggling cases). Breakdown: 54% sought commercial technologies, 29% military technology. 69% occurred after 2013 (Xi era). Hacking accounts for a large share (~46% in recent periods). Billions in economic damage + national security costs.

Recent snapshots: A 2025 House Homeland Security Committee report noted over 60 CCP-related espionage instances on US soil (2021–2024) across 20 states, including trade secret theft.

Counterfeiting: China (incl. Hong Kong) accounts for the vast majority of seized counterfeit/pirated goods by value at US borders (e.g., >93% in recent CBP data cited in USTR reports).

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@r7ofxuEq984YOta @JoyceLynnt2bd @TheGlobal_Index 哈哈，我虽然拥有很多枪，但这并不意味着我会像中国政府那样去射杀科学家。

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@BOENLI @TheGlobal_Index Haha.
Your ignorance is unreasonably enormous

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@jason71917442 @TheGlobal_Index I absolutely hate BLM
And communism
Same thing, really.

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@Damien26952989 @TheGlobal_Index My kids and I studied calculus and engineering and work in technical fields.
My wish is for both USA and China to educate their kids well. But, yes. We do fall short sometimes.

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@kddttnt @TheGlobal_Index 这是你在天安门广场想出来的东西。