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Which president attempted to challenge China recently? Obama or Dubya? I can't recall too much of that. If you're speaking of the most recent one though, he pe
by s5300 5y ago
Which president attempted to challenge China recently? Obama or Dubya? I can't recall too much of that.
If you're speaking of the most recent one though, he personally has some rather large outstanding personal debt to China, and his mainland nickname known to the Chinese is quite literally "Nation Builder"
I'll give you a hint - they aren't talking about the U.S. that he's building.
Comrade Building the (Chinese) Nation
Actions speak louder than words, something that nobody seems to keep in mind anymore...
You are however correct in the fact that politicians and companies across the board have sold us out to China in the name of profit. At least we have Matt Parker and Trey Stone, right?
- president 5y agoTrade war comes to mind among other things (attempted Wechat/Tiktok ban, attempted Chinese investment ban, etc). Many of his ideas were shot down and DOA. Were they the right solutions? I have no idea. Were they stupid solutions? Maybe, but the important thing was his administration was explicit and made it publicly known China was more than just an adversary.
- s5300 5y ago> administration was explicit and made it publicly known China was more than just an adversary. You're very seriously completely missing a major point. No, literally everything Trump did was helpful to China. Like, a lot Sorry if the stream of whatever garbage you expose yourself to in order to shape your view of the world has conditioned you to believe otherwise. For what it's worth, everybody with your line of thinking, that that administration was "hard on China", is just another reason the article is correct and why China is going to make the US look like a complete joke this century. But keep saying Orange man very hard on Jhyyynna if it makes you feel better during your time on Earth.