Actually, one third of Americans also want to live overseas, despite that the American society is far less competitive than China's, and it's far easier to get more prosperous materialistically, such as owning a house and a car, in the U.S.
It gives me the vibe of all those articles, or even books, that talk about how China would splinter into 5 or more pieces. It's just wishful thinking and daydreaming, not worth the time to read.
By what sources is it less competitive in USA?
The irony of ironies if the nation that wishes upon others to be split into pieces ends up itself being splintered into pieces and its ashes scattered into the winds
Bro excellent analysis it all boils down to
If that were the case, Trumpism would've never become a thing in America and there wouldn't be a need for spaces like this.
The worst part is for the USA is that due to how the USA used that whole subsidy bill to basically strip the EU of its industries, it also does a giant number US/EU relations to the point where anti-Americanism is sell to rise at a time when the USA needs all the support it can get to take on China, now Taiwan, the nation that the USA wants to get into a fight is much less likely to start in out of hand and has also compromised the position of there puppet there. Let’s not forget that with much of the global south turning in the US which helps to cut off much of the resources that the USA would want to use ti unleash on China full force to keep their hegemony intact, the USA isn’t quite as secure as it might have been before.
I agree with all of this. There are and will be economic problems, the price cap is a farce, and the EU is declining fast as a global political player.
Sir, it sadden me because the EU had the capability to be a 3rd bloc, they have the the tech, scientific know how and the financial might like the Euro to thrive in this new multipolar world. Maybe the American primary aim is to weakened and destroy the EU and the Russian and the Chinese threat are use as a ruse.
