Except that Japan and UK have already returned all their concessions on Chinese soil. Russia still occupies a large part of NE China and is directly responsible for the independence of Mongolia. So what you're saying is not obvious to me at all.
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It amazes me how people could not understand something that is so simple, the British and the Japanese are today, members of the Anglo cartels led by the Americans that seeks to limit China's economic growth, militarily threatening China's borders, while endlessly questioning China's sovereignty over its own land.
Russia does not, while being the target of the very same cartel.
That's really that fucking simple, people aren't bringing up past issue for the past's sake, it is how it relates to the present.
If you insist on thinking that way, then I must remind you that according to the map of China during the Yuan Dynasty, half of the Eurasian continent was ours.
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China has settled all of its territorial disputes with Russia and the independence of Mongolia, is, once again, a past event. Current events are that Japan has a standing territorial dispute with China over the Diaoyu Islands and the UK promots chaos and anti-Chinese sentiment in Hong Kong. Right now, Russia is politically aligned with China, resolutely endorses the One China Policy in word and spirit, and actively fights against our common enemies while Japan and the UK latch onto the US like barnacles on a whale's nuts sanctioning China at every order, making up stories about Chinese camps and genocide, and supporting Taiwan's independence as best they can. You can see why Chinese people would feel much more positively about Russia than the US or Japan, right?
Well, if it's not obvious to you but it's obvious to everyone else, especially the Chinese... what can I say?
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Historically China and the northern empires, whether they are Xiongnu, Liao, Jin, Mongol or Russian, would fight over the borders and the border often moves around due to waning and waxing of empires. The border area of Mobei and Outer Manchuria is desolate. Very few people live here, it was historically a buffer zone between rich China proper and rich central Asia. China first conquered it from Russia , Russia conquered it back , shit happens. The current border is the most of Manchuria that China has ever gotten except for the period from 1689-1858. It is hard to get emotional over this, which is why people don't get emotional over it, and the idea never gets popular support.
According to the , Japan was to have returned all lands annexed by the Empire of Japan. Yet today Okinawa and Diaoyu Island are still occupied by Japan and they're still supporting Taiwanese independence. UK handed back their concessions because they knew they had no chance of holding it, but still set harmful traps in them.
UK and Japan are continuing to harm China today. If they stopped harming China, people would only regard their imperialism as historical, rather than ongoing.
$16*9=$144 per day. Mexico has 48 hour work week. FDI aka physical investments are going Mexico way.
Mexico managed Covid well when you look at overall vitality and life expectancy trends. you are looking at very large population not some small city country. and its manufacturing sector and tourism sector among the strongest in the world. both these sectors need physical standing to serve not sit in front of computer.
In US Hispanics are more concentrated on physical jobs like Construction or physical services and still have good life expectancy.
Yes Mexico does have more soft power than any one else thats why largest flights of US are with Mexico thats on top busiest land border and it is not cheap tourism by international standards as those are going to limited areas.
Mexico strong demographic growth shows that only it can stand next door to US.
Making war means that he thinks Mexico is getting stronger but it will not change things a bit as he not very effective.
According to Potsdam Declaration Japan shell be subject to occupation by allied forces (meaning including China and Russia) until its society completes demilitarisation and justice mated out to all war criminals. Given they still have that shrine and their politicians visit it from time to time it seems to me like the process isn't complete and China/Russia is within their rights to occupy the four home islands to ensure that's done.
Being that there are unrepentant fascist forces going about freely in the world (and I'm leaving Ukraine out of this on this occasion) it only makes sense that Russia and China presents an united front as allies just like 80 years ago.
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LOL Problem is, the condition is that tariffs are to be avoided. So if it is a product that is cheaper to send to the US despite tariffs, then the $144 will not be used. Furthermore, it will not be the average, but in a few select cases. You've taken the average work hours and multiplied them to a conditional and far above average wage rate. The number is unusable and unmeaningful.
Completely nonsense and unable to argue against the fact that Mexico has a lower life quality than the US because of lower per capita PPP and lower wages. It also suffers immense brain drain.
Mexico has more soft power than anyone else (in the world??), which is why Mexicans are attracted to the US by American hard power? This is you arguing with yourself from earlier. As I said before, are you a schizophenic and are P, M, and C different people??
It is by American standards.
WTF does this even mean? Canada stands next door to the US with 1.4 births per woman. Are you trying to break your own record for most retarded thing said with every post?
Nope, you're illiterate. Article says he wants to make war because Mexican drug cartels are sending in too many drugs to the US, fentanyl being one of them. You're confusing Mexico with China. China's the country the US wishes it could still spring Thucydides' Trap on. With Mexico, America just wants to keep Mexican people and drugs away.
Investments is so much that it does not matter. that basic figures will be surpassed.
That higher standard of living should translate into higher life expectancy, less debt and less dependence on foreign workers.
Did you remember when i post debt to GDP link of Mexico that essentially didnot change post Covid. and now compared it to US. US government is spoon feeding its bankrupt population. The fact that Mexico airports can handle US flight traffic is all i need to know the effective management and quality of work.
Mexico population has always grown much faster than US for past 70 years.
Canada has dysfunctional population with mismatch of skills and the population that it imports will not rescue it from sinking. thats why construction so expensive.
This is the Soft power of Mexico that despite all its negatives it attracts so much people and investments.
While I agree the past shouldn't determine the future, it's rather short sighted to say that the victims of European colonialism should forget & forgive. That's the way they get you - by moving their borders every few hundred years, and then convincing the world "it's in the past, move on already."
Europeans and their descendants went from having ~10% of the territory of the world to ~50% through this process of repeated invasions. It's even more than that if we count their Indo-European ancestors. This should not be forgotten, nor should it be forgiven. A civilization/race expanding their territory this way is an existential threat to everyone else. It cannot be allowed to repeat.
Whether China ultimately takes back Siberia / Far East depends on Russia's behavior and alignment, but we must never forget or forgive European expansionism, which led to the extinction of native civilizations and races on three continents and a lasting legacy of cultural and ideological imperialism that persists to this day. The other peoples of the world deserve to live free from the threat of periodic European mass invasion / genocide. As a civilization, they must be contained.