Someone pissed off a Tech Asian

[SEAHAWKHARRY]

Someone pissed off the wrong Asian here at SBR. I was always told having asians as friends is always good. Wtf man this is swarming.

[franklee168]

Thanks Harry

[lonegambler23]

the quanger strikes again

[Shute]

😂 😂 lol

Qwanger
Check in and tell us what’s going on!!!!

[Philmill]

piss off about trump

[mikejamm]

Yeah, it won't long til these mother fuk'ers hack our power grids and fuk us all. Every piece of modern computer technology is made by them and they know exactly how to manipulate it to spy on us or set it up for catastrophic failure.

And you can thank that dumb fuk'in idiot trump and his stupid trade war when prices and shortages skyrocket.

Real fuk'in smart move by the orange asshole you voted for, piss off our biggest trading partner and a country with over a billion people who don't even fuk'in like us to begin with.

[SEAHAWKHARRY]

Trump 2020

[eidolon]

Its the Russians again!

[19th Hole]

Ho Lee Fuk
Crashing planes and jammin' SBR.
Dim Sum Chit

[KVB]

Ho Lee Fuk
Crashing planes and jammin' SBR.
Dim Sum Chit

[wikkidinsane]

Bernie Bros 2020

[batt33]

Yeah, it won't long til these mother fuk'ers hack our power grids and fuk us all. Every piece of modern computer technology is made by them and they know exactly how to manipulate it to spy on us or set it up for catastrophic failure.

And you can thank that dumb fuk'in idiot trump and his stupid trade war when prices and shortages skyrocket.

Real fuk'in smart move by the orange asshole you voted for, piss off our biggest trading partner and a country with over a billion people who don't even fuk'in like us to begin with.

The U.S. imported a record $539.5 billion in goods from China in 2018. The U.S. is a net importer from China in most market segments such as consumer electronics, apparel, furniture and industrial supplies. The one major exception: agriculture.
By contrast, the U.S. shipped a much smaller $120.3 billion in goods to China last year, Census trade figures showed.
Exports to China fell from almost $130 billion in 2017 as buyers shunned American soy and corn. U.S. farm exports to China fell to $5.9 billion in 2018 from $15.9 billion in the prior year.
President Trump has raised or in the process of hiking tariffs on virtually all goods imported from China because talks to resolve disputes over fairer trading rules have faltered.