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I don't think China has to invade Europe, they're quite happy buying real estate, businesses and going on vacation there. Governments like Italy and others are
by blub 7y ago
I don't think China has to invade Europe, they're quite happy buying real estate, businesses and going on vacation there. Governments like Italy and others are happy to bow in front of the Chinese government in exchange for money.
A military invasion would ruin the whole thing.
The same holds for Russia, but to a lesser degree, because they're not as rich as China.
An actual problem in Western European societies is massive immigration from religiously fundamentalist countries. To them Europe and its citizens are just prey. And they're exploiting the current climate of political correctness to avoid criticism. PC is a massive problem for social discourse.
- mywittyname 7y agoImmigration is not a problem, even in Europe. At current rates, it would take several generations for immigrants to make up half of the population. But at that point, the immigrants' children and grand-children will have assimilated. Just like how immigrants to the USA lost their native language and customs, so too will this generation. Today, the only thing remaining from the influx of Italians, Irish, and Germans, are a bastardized holiday, canned raviolis, and maybe a few "heritage" festivals. Hell, the USA fought two major wars against Germany despite previously having a large influx of German immigrants. On the other points, I absolutely agree. It's often cheaper to just buy nations than to deploy your military at take it by force.
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