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I don't see any evidence to support what you wrote. Division? Yes. It's more likely that we are seeing an emboldened China that is completely oblivious to the
by brilliantcode 10y ago
I don't see any evidence to support what you wrote. Division? Yes.
It's more likely that we are seeing an emboldened China that is completely oblivious to the nature of capitalism and it's incompatibility with a centralized economy in the long run.
I feel like we are going to deal with multiple Chinese states when the communist party inevitably loses it's grip on the populace.
It will be just like the old times, when China consisted of competing Kingdoms fighting for resources which really propelled it to reach hegemony in Asia.
- virmundi 10y agoLook at the US. We have a surveillance State. The US government keeps tabs on everyone. Do they care? Probably not, but you have a file. The British won't allow locking blades. They too have a surveillance farther along than the US'. Australia is the same. The Indians would if they could, but their corruption holds them back.
- brilliantcode 10y agoat least our organs are intact and not being harvested by the government.