Incredible hubris. America thinks the world can't even exist without it.
Twenty years from now they'll be looking back and saying "We didn't lose. We didn't lose. China used hiding! They hid! It wasn't fair!"
Why America Has Nothing to Fear From China
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Twenty years from now they'll be looking back and saying "We didn't lose. We didn't lose. China used hiding! They hid! It wasn't fair!"
Georgiamuscle
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So the second largest nuclear power is going to lose a conventional war (never have btw) and then destabilize as a country with said nukes? You’ll never see a nuclear power lose until the world ends you bozoIncredible hubris. America thinks the world can't even exist without it.
Twenty years from now they'll be looking back and saying "We didn't lose. We didn't lose. China used hiding! They hid! It wasn't fair!"
Edit: “They hid”. Yes they hid and waited in Pakistan til we left. We never lost anything over a squad to the taliban. Vietcong hid in Cambodia and Laos til we left and they took RVN with the NVA. Do you know anything?
What did I just say?
Incredible hubris. America thinks the world can't even exist without it.
The USA lost wars in Vietnam and Afghanistan and their excuse is "Hide and seek is hard!"
"They hid in countries we were illegally bombing! We killed all the civilians but couldn't hit the troops!" 
America needs to take its own advice:
America needs to take its own advice:
Georgiamuscle
Superstar
Boy you don’t know shyt. You an afterthought hiding in the US meanwhile your peers are lapping you in lifeI hate living in my mamas basement with no hoes so I’m going to blame my misfortunes on western culture and suck china/Russian dikk
Only thing you can hope is that the west collapses so your failures will be forgotten
Let me look at history real quick.
Hmm.
Says here the USA lost wars to Vietnamese Communists and the Taliban. Damn.
At least their economic system isn't on the brink of collapse.
Incredible hubris. America thinks the world can't even exist without it.
Twenty years from now they'll be looking back and saying "We didn't lose. We didn't lose. China used hiding! They hid! It wasn't fair!"
you just want a reason to post your smilies..wtf are you even talm bout.."hiding" ...who said that?you're making up shyt then clowning the shyt you make up as if you're clowning us
Japanese talk about Chinese like 1920 cacs talked about Black people.
You have no idea what you are talking about
Let me look at history real quick.
Hmm.
Says here the USA lost wars to Vietnamese Communists and the Taliban. Damn.
At least their economic system isn't on the brink of collapse.
To this day the US gets everything it wants from Vietnam and more
Today, the Vietnamese view the U.S. in a positive light. About three-quarters of Vietnamese (76%) expressed a favorable opinion of the U.S. in a 2014 Pew Research Center survey. More highly educated people (89%) gave the U.S. especially high marks. Young people ages 18-29 were particularly affirmative (89%), but the U.S. is seen positively even by those who are old enough to have lived through the Vietnam War. Among those ages 50 and older, more than six-in-ten rated the U.S. favorably.
The U.S. and Vietnam have built strong economic ties since war’s end, reflecting the Vietnamese public’s desire for increased participation in international trade and their views that the U.S. is the top player in the world economy. Despite the Vietnamese government’s single-party socialist framework, an overwhelming majority of Vietnamese (95%) agreed that people are better off in a free market economy, even if some people are rich and some are poor. An equal percentage voiced the opinion that growing trade and business ties between Vietnam and other countries is a good thing. Specifically, most view international trade as having positive effects on job creation (78%) and raising workers’ wages (72%).
Since officially normalizing diplomatic relations in the 1990s, Vietnam and the U.S. have enjoyed a strong economic partnership. The two countries traded more than $35 billion in total goods in 2014, with Vietnam counting the U.S. as its largest export market.
As negotiations continue over the 12-country Trans-Pacific Partnership – a free trade agreement between Pacific nations that includes Vietnam and the U.S. but excludes China – the Vietnamese public picked the U.S. as the world’s leading economic power (56%), eclipsing regional powerhouses Japan (14%) and China (11%).
Looking to the future, Vietnam sees the U.S. as an important ally. When asked about what countries they can rely on as a dependable ally in the future, more Vietnamese chose the U.S. than any other country. Conversely, China is viewed as the greatest threat to the future of Vietnam. This sentiment may be driven in part by territorial disputes between China and Vietnam in the South China Sea, an issue that a majority (84%) of Vietnamese worry could lead to a military conflict.
40 years after fall of Saigon, Vietnamese see U.S. as key ally
Four decades after the controversial war, the Vietnamese public sees the United States as a helpful ally and even embraces some of the core tenets of capitalism.
www.pewresearch.org
keep talking checkers when it’s chess goofy
Should've skipped that war instead of losing, then.
you're not thinking about what you're posting.You have no idea what you are talking about
What do you think the world will think of China in the year 2020 and 2021, during a global pandemic caused by a virus which MANY believed was developed by Chinese scientists?? your own source even acknowledged that COVID impacted the world's view of China and Chinese relations
like, is no one capable of critical thinking?
you're not thinking about what you're posting.
What do you think the world will think of China in the year 2020 and 2021, during a global pandemic caused by a virus which MANY believed was developed by Chinese scientists?? your own source even acknowledged that COVID impacted the world's view of China and Chinese relations
like, is no one capable of critical thinking?
Covid merely confirmed to many Asian’s what they believed of China in the first place.
Again you have no idea what you are talking about.
so your defense of the very study you posted is that it's riddled with confirmation bias. smart.
let me copy you:
you have no idea what you're talking about
China, Japan to forge closer ties at 'historic turning point'
China and Japan on Friday pledged to forge closer ties as both countries stood together at an "historic turning point", signing a broad range of agreements including a $30 billion currency swap pact, amid rising trade tensions with Washington.
www.reuters.com
An article from 2018 on some trade agreementsso your defense of the very study you posted is that it's riddled with confirmation bias. smart.
let me copy you:
you have no idea what you're talking about
China, Japan to forge closer ties at 'historic turning point'
China and Japan on Friday pledged to forge closer ties as both countries stood together at an "historic turning point", signing a broad range of agreements including a $30 billion currency swap pact, amid rising trade tensions with Washington.
Let me ask you a question to expose your ignorance. Why do you think Japan, Philippines, Vietnam and Korea are currently building up their militaries? Covid?
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MANDE KANG
Hans people are smart but the problem for them is United States is a sovereignty full of many different races and ethnic groups and not just that it's immigration laws makes it so the best and brightest from each nation arrive here and contribute.
e.i Albert Einstein or that nigerian dude that help contribute to the invention of the internet
e.i Albert Einstein or that nigerian dude that help contribute to the invention of the internet
Definitely need to do more research on geopolitical shyt because the Russia and Ukraine situation had me digging deep for days. Th3 shyt is really only happening because a Budapest Memorandum being broken but I’m going to look into why the U.S. don’t fukk with China.