Is there any possibility of an EU-style union or arrangement between China, Japan, and South Korea in the future?

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AssassinsMace

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Petrolicious88 said:
Exactly, the US is not going to suddenly collapse, lol. It’s not gonna happen. It may be in a gradual decline that will take decades, even then the US will remain extremely powerful. Other countries caught up in the current US - China conflict understand this.

It has the best real estate on the planet with some of the best farmland, water, and only 300 million people. No natural enemies and protected by two oceans. It has Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, etc.. It’s better positioned than most countries against global warming due to abundance of natural resources.

This dream of US will collapse is a fallacy. China needs to be strong and stand up for itself against US bullying. But it’s interests are better served if US - China can be friends.

If US and China can’t be friends, then China needs to form alliances in Asia. Built up a network of friends that have similar interests, values and culture. Not just friendship based on trade or transactions.
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Yes and China is the second most powerful country in the world and got number one looking over its shoulder without having everything the US has. The US is far more aggressive than China and they have so much more already.

They say India has advantages over China yet still behind. Americans per capita waste more than anyone else on the planet. They wouldn't be the biggest wasters on the planet if they knew everything they do is the best. The US couldn't take care of a billion people even with its own vast resources available to them.
 
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Mr T said:
There's no difference between the two. What you remember is what you've experienced. You can remember being informed about something, but you can't remember an event based on what another party tells you.

For example, my grandfather told me about the time he stayed with an Italian family during the WWII Italian campaign, but I can't remember his experience because I wasn't alive at the time, let alone present.
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I believe that history exists and can be referenced in discussions whether or not I personally experienced and leave it at that, rather than remain debating your word-squirming to get around the facts of the past.
 
2handedswordsman

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Petrolicious88 said:
This dream of US will collapse is a fallacy
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I think the dream is not to US be destroyed or collapsed. This will hurt millions of US citizens and even billions around world and it is a nightmare in fact. The dream is to convert itself to a peaceful, ecologically responsible, economilcally reasonable, really democratic, really advanced and civilized nation. US needs it's own cultural revolution ASAP
 
Gatekeeper

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Mr T said:
I can't recall the last time the US bombed a country to make it sign a trade deal.
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silentlurker said:
Looks like you have a pretty short memory in that case. How typical of westerners:
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@silentlurker

Forget it mate, he's mind gymnastics would put Nadia Comaneci to shame.

He's twisting your words to suit his narratives..... Because you called him out in it. He clearly state I don't recall the last time US bombed a country over it. He didn't say he didn't 'remember' it. Recall can be you own experience or of something you have read.

He clearly haven't read much in his life. He showed so much ignorance on here, it really is embarrassing.

So no need to argue semantic. He knew jolly well he's been called out and is now performing mental gymnast like Nadia Comaneci to get himself out of it.

But unfortunately for him. We all see it for what it is.
 
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AntiDK

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In my opinion if for some reason there was a union especially in upcoming decades, it would not be a sincere one but mainly due to economic and security pressures.

I cannot fathom such alliance that would backstab you the moment they found another ship to jump into even though the current one is not sinking but just need some time to fix things up.

I think China, Japan and South Korea would best remain as stable neighbors, not too friendly nor extremely hostile, ensuring harmony in the region.
 
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