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I envy my fellow country people who do not even think about these issues and can live in bliss. There is an issue of knowing too much and being depressed. As so
by nebula8804 5y ago
I envy my fellow country people who do not even think about these issues and can live in bliss. There is an issue of knowing too much and being depressed. As someone who is a minority in the US, I am forced to learn about these issues.
I am familiar with China's history with the west, there are plenty of Youtube videos that cover this topic so I think more "online citizens" are informed than you might think.
The US should pressure Britain to apologize to China. These days the US says jump and Britain says "how high?" I'm guessing that there isn't enough political capital that is willing to be spent to make this happen.
You could argue that HK 97 was a first step even though it has caused a lot of trouble looking back.
The US has a history of uniting when under siege and it is amazing what they can accomplish. Whether this will be effective against China's long game remains to be seen.
Climate change could trigger the war. China has a lot to lose (arguable more than the US).
- FrenchAmerican 5y agoBritain should apologize, but France as well and all other countries implicated (I reckon I don't know which). The US and the democracies in general ought to put a huge pressure on Japan. I don't feel that we belong in the same alliance if the Japanese people don't do their homework. It will be very difficult for them, but a necessity however. I'm not holding my breath. The whole thing is indeed depressing.