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I mean we're all at war with the US economically and technologically, no need to be too dramatic. I'll tell you, from a non-US perspective (Im French) it's ext
by xwolfi 5y ago
I mean we're all at war with the US economically and technologically, no need to be too dramatic.
I'll tell you, from a non-US perspective (Im French) it's extremely important we have a balance so that even if the US becomes irrational and untrustworthy (think an even worse Trump) we dont all start starving and disconnecting the internet lol
I chose to emigrate to China instead of the US exactly for that reason and China chose to open its door much more easily to me also because they understand they have to compete.
China has political flaws we cant deny, but the US, dude, dont get me started on its potential, or even its current ability, to do great damage. And so far the negative american impact on France is much larger than the Chinese one, so it's not always obvious to me we should blindly follow the US in their little showdown.
- refurb 5y agoSo you’re the type of Western person I see write pro-China article on scmp.com? Like this… https://www.scmp.com/comment/opinion/article/3159492/understand-us-china-conflict-start-recognising-its-animal-nature https://www.scmp.com/comment/opinion/article/3159492/underst...
- azinman2 5y agoIf you’re pro-French, why emigrate at all? Theoretically you have value to offer, which is why China wants you in the first place. Thus you’re helping them instead of your homeland, and China is playing for keeps.