How A Taiwanese Immigrant Became A Multibillionaire Supplying America With Plastic Pipes
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How to become a billionaire: start by choosing a parent who is a billionaire, borrow 300 million from your dad and another 300 million from banks and dada, you are a billionaire.
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presented by asian american working at forbes livin the american drum
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How to become a billionaire: start by choosing a parent who is a billionaire, borrow 300 million from your dad and another 300 million from banks and dada, you are a billionaire.
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Title should be "Immigrants: The Unseen Architects of America"
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I tip my hat for growing and managing the business but he’s not self made. Far from it. The videos title is misleading
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Ok, it’s all connecting now, Formosa plastic petrochemical..the biggest polluter in all of Southeast Asia. Ruined the livelihood of fishermans & turned fishing ground into dead zones. So high n mighty with that billion dollars glazed.
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Why all these labels? immigrant, taiwanese… Can you dig into Trump's Scottish heritage and label his privileged millionaire father?
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😂😂😂
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First of all, he comes from one of the wealthiest families from Taiwan, he did not build his fortune with nothing , unfortunately , he is a Chineses Communist supporter, we Taiwanese do not look at him as one of us.
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So he’s not founder his father started it, but kudos to him for taking business to next level
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Who did he have to pay off to do something good?
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🫡💎📈
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I'm working to be a millionaire but nobody wants to lend me money and my close friends and relatives are also broke.
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how? america has to run military industry running by fuelling war with china which wants taiwan so america made this taiwanese immigrant a multibillionaire to show that america hero and china communism zero
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