I think if you just bring everyone's standard of living back down to that of a developing nation, remove most government regulation on workplace safety, the environment, etc, collapse the value of the dollar, deport millions of people from your labour fource then I can totally see the United States becoming a manufacturing superpower over the next 150 years.
2024 American Election Result Predictions!
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I think if you just bring everyone's standard of living back down to that of a developing nation, remove most government regulation on workplace safety, the environment, etc, collapse the value of the dollar, deport millions of people from your labour fource then I can totally see the United States becoming a manufacturing superpower over the next 150 years.
A capitalist society abandoning liberalism entirely is quite dangerous. Liberals and fascists alike believe in the unchecked power of big capital, a Darwinian society and government regulation solely as a means of mediation between capitalists. The big difference between fascism and liberalism is the veneer of internal debate and tolerance. Without it, the social Darwinism, expansionism and militarism is all that's left.
Can we change this to the Trump policy on China thread?
It appears that Mike Waltz has been appointed as his National Security Adviser. He has an interview with NPR that is quite illuminating.
It appears the Trump administration is going to try and get China to stop buying oil from Iran and Russia, and put pressure on North Korea, using the threat of sanctions. I hope that no matter what threats or pressures the U.S. puts on China (which can be very heavy and painful), China won't cave on this. Because if you sell out Iran, Russia, and North Korea under U.S. threats to avoid U.S. sanctions or other foreign policy moves against China, then the U.S. rolls up Iran, Russia, and North Korea... what do you think they are going to do next? Target China, of course.
It appears that Mike Waltz has been appointed as his National Security Adviser. He has an interview with NPR that is quite illuminating.
It appears the Trump administration is going to try and get China to stop buying oil from Iran and Russia, and put pressure on North Korea, using the threat of sanctions. I hope that no matter what threats or pressures the U.S. puts on China (which can be very heavy and painful), China won't cave on this. Because if you sell out Iran, Russia, and North Korea under U.S. threats to avoid U.S. sanctions or other foreign policy moves against China, then the U.S. rolls up Iran, Russia, and North Korea... what do you think they are going to do next? Target China, of course.
i think that the first move of china should be sending troops to help russia to crush ukraine, second do a nuclear test, third taiwan blockade. Trump respect force, show him some.
The Americans can’t force China to stop trading relations with Russia or their North Korean partners. Especially when everyone is expecting a huge trade war and economic embargo. Threat or No Threat. The natural resources from Russia will continue to be purchased. Not to mention the direct land borders with both sides. Iran is a different case.
If you want to put your concerns. It should be on Russia or Iran. Not China. Given that Russia has already been sanctioned to oblivion and their economic map pushed eastward. No amount of fake carrots that the Trump Admin think will work as a trick is going to alter the Russians non-western economic relations. Iran on the other hand is a different matter due to geography.
If you want to put your concerns. It should be on Russia or Iran. Not China. Given that Russia has already been sanctioned to oblivion and their economic map pushed eastward. No amount of fake carrots that the Trump Admin think will work as a trick is going to alter the Russians non-western economic relations. Iran on the other hand is a different matter due to geography.
Iran can trade with Russia through the Caspian Sea. They both share a sea border on an internal sea where US ships cannot travel. It is just that transport routes between both countries are underdeveloped. But investments are being made to solve this.
Russia is building cargo vessels to conduct trade with Iran, including bulk carriers and container ships, while Iran is building a railroad linking the ports in northern Iran in the Caspian Sea with southern Iran where they have ports in the Indian ocean.
You talk as though Biden hasn't begged China to not trade with them, or that US sanctions against Russia had any effect.
It's good that they're focused on sanction delusions, because it's defending against Chinese sanctions that they really should be focused on.
Kinda what I've been saying about what fuels support for Donald Trump.
manqiangrexue
Brigadier
How come every time you write, it sounds like you're 14 and trying to say something for participation points in politics class?
1. Protect your country because it would be bad if it were to be overtaken by an aggressive neighbor.
2. If you go to war, it would be nice to win.
3. When managing an economy, try your best not to end up in a recession.
4. When you ban something from being sold to someone in order to cripple him, but he makes it himself instead, that's bad for you.
etc... etc... etc...
Funny Western wishes as always, akin to the Dutch captain asking to borrow cannon balls from his enemy mid-battle.
Was more painful for the US last time.
Weren't you the one who said we should plea for better relations with the US? I'm sure it was you.
LOLOL No shit, Captain Obvious. How long did it take you to realize you can't ditch your friends and let them get picked off by your enemies? You should write a book just listing obvious shit that everyone understands as assumptions.
1. Protect your country because it would be bad if it were to be overtaken by an aggressive neighbor.
2. If you go to war, it would be nice to win.
3. When managing an economy, try your best not to end up in a recession.
4. When you ban something from being sold to someone in order to cripple him, but he makes it himself instead, that's bad for you.
etc... etc... etc...
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manqiangrexue
Brigadier
Asian guy's playing soft ball on the old timer. He has to state that whites have their base in Europe. Then ask,
"Would you consider what your ancestors did to take the North American continent from its natives, killing them, making them a marginal minority by now, wrong? If so, should we right that wrong by packing up all the whites back to Europe so the descendents of those Native Americans can repopulate the continent?"
"Does your crime of turning others into a minority make you fear becoming a minority yourself?"
"You said your ancestors did not intend to give America away. Do you think the Native Americans intended to give it away to you?"
"Are you saying that you really really don't want done to you what you did to others, despite others doing it through peaceful travel and biological reproduction and you doing it through violent slaughter?"
"Do you think that non-whites should consider themselves or be considered Americans? If not, does that mean that Chinese-blooded scientists, PhDs and engineers should all leave America and go work for China?"
"Are you saying that this Chinese restaurant that you are so glutinously stuffing your face in right now shouldn't exist? And if so, why are you eating here? Shouldn't you be at like a MacDonald's or something?"
I don't see how he could not have a stroke trying to answer those questions while still sounding like a human being.
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