, , , , , 50% labor participation, etc. it just chooses to ignore them for fear of looking weak.I applaud 9dashline’s jingoism but this is very important. When you strike, you want to strike as hard as you can. You want to appear unthreatening and let others open their big mouths and look stupid. I can’t believe I’m saying this but this reminds me so much of the Ip Man where he fights the American and the American dude does not shut up the entire time. Each strike from the American guy that doesn’t knock him out only makes him stronger. Although he seems at a disadvantage, in the end Ip Man beats his ass.
In a similar vein, any economic war must be total and followed up by the strongest military action the world has ever seen. Any hesitation and you end up like Russia. The most important lesson you can take from this whole fiasco in Ukraine is to not let politics and emotions decide action!
in this sense, it’s best for china to not do anything yet in order to conserve her strength.
It's like how a weightlifter might choose to ignore symptoms of diabetes for fear of looking weak. Everyone thinks the weightlifter must be super fit because "only if you have good health can you afford to weightlift". But that's not true. Many have chronic diseases that they ignore because they don't want to think about what happens when they become weak from disease, especially if they've been beating up alot of people. Ironically that makes it so that when the disease finally does strike in an unignorable way, it is often too late for treatment.
