China was on that No Limit in 96 shyt. While the country was going in flames, China came out with Ghetto D
It is not.Global power IS a zero sum game, like it or not. Resources are limited, optimal trade routes exist. Whoever controls those has the power.
I was thinking about this last wk. The story is bleak.You’re use of the world black is wrong, the only way to combat China is for a strong black/African nation to combat on equal terms. The question is what nation is capable
America's bullshyt pales in comparison to what exists in other nations.
Control of the resources doesn't mean you don't share access to them, for a price.It is not.
By your logic, houses in China and all over the world have been burnt down because US has held power since WW2.
America is dying. Highest Drug Use Highest Prison Convictions
Largest Middle Class Decline
Racist Institutions
Massive Voting Violations
No Universal HealthCare
Highest Debt
27th in the world in education
Well all bets were off once the clown of a country we call America elected Trump.. world leaders saw that and essentially looked at the USA as food going forward..wow...Xi was talking shyt but its facts america hasnt even begun to fix the racial issues and has no ground to stand on criticizing others...
Facts, I didn't realize just how much fellow "ados" considered themselves a part of this system. I'm conviced that a lot of these brothers wish they were born white, they walk lock step on ever issue already, and if so would probably turn a blind eye to global white supremacy.You have to take actions to make it happen, it's not gonna happen on its onw
China took actions to put them in positions to be equal, they didn't wait for the white man to say we're equal now, like nikkaz in america is doing
Thats what it's about breh, leverage.You know you don't have to pick a side.
Not sure what you driving at. I don't agree that it's a zero sum game. No one country controls all resources and power. And I would never want it that way. Competition is goodControl of the resources doesn't mean you don't share access to them, for a price.
Again, the system isn't perfect, but it's better than the alternative.
No.Grassroots movements got us to where we are today, and can still make a difference. I haven't given up hope.
pro-Capitalist, exploited proletariat Babble.Commie babble. Ask the folks who survived collective farms in Cambodia how much their needs were met.
Smh @ people eating this shyt up like China gives a damn about racism.
It's an old tactic used against America since we're the only superpower with a conscience.
It's still fukk China.
China gave the US the greatest gameplan, actually help the black citizens and you can be a major power.
A developed and economically improved black person is a better America in technology, science and global dominance. But racism is too important.
China can put people in camps and control aspects of their citizens lives but they don't allow that to stop the development of their economy and purpose.
Until then, you're not seeing us, says China.
And I agree. Of course people are going to miss the game and play hypothetical battles in here.
I was thinking about this last wk. The story is bleak.
If we assume South Africa is comprimised until further notice; then the strongest contender wouldve been Nigeria. But it kindof imploded this last summer with the sars/haram/instability so the field of black contenders is currently empty.
At the same time, Western Hemisphere is too destabalized to produce black change. Jamaica wouldve been a good option based on Arable land, population, education, etc, but their internal politics is whack. Their economy is also too reliant on a few weak industries. We can also assume that Black-latin America is just as compromised as South Africa for similar reasons.
As odd as it sounds, Eastern Africa may legitimately be the only stable group of black people on Earth; however, TZ is dealing with power transition,Rwanda has education but its inconsequentially small, and despite its education and diversified domestic economy Kenya has a marginal stake of the global economy(outside of tea). Im also worried that now that Uganda found oil with the Russians, Uganda may fall into a resource trap like congo.
@GrindtooFilthy , what do you think of an individual focused solution, as opposed to a national population one? Imagine the change if any if these nations had a single leader like Bismarck, Mao, Talleyrand, or Xiaoping , who could tactfully play the global powers against eachother to build their home nation in the process. I may be wrong on this, but it seems like most of the post50s wealthy nations had leaders who grew their nations in tandem with existing powers, instead of antagonizing them. It does not escape me that China itself did this with Russia(under Mao) and with the US(under Xiaopeng) to get to where China is today. Any thoughts?