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China repeatedly threatens Taiwan on an almost daily basis. China has no less than 18 border disputes. They invaded Tibet.

trasz 5y ago
>China repeatedly threatens Taiwan on an almost daily basis. [citation needed] As for Tibet - they did, 70 years ago. And they changed it from a theocratic, medieval shithole with economy based on slavery, into a proper place to live. For comparison, US invaded Afghanistan a decade ago and failed to improve it in any noticeable way. Not to mention that Chinese didn't drone random weddings in Tibet.
- philliphaydon 5y ago
  > As for Tibet - they did, 70 years ago. And they changed it from a theocratic, medieval shithole with economy based on slavery, into a proper place to live. What by destorying monastaries, killing people. Please. Tibet is not better off under China. > [citation needed] You living under a rock? China threw its toys out of the cot all week due to delegates flying to Taiwan. Taiwan is not part of China, never has been, and has no right to threaten anyone for having any sort of relationship with Taiwan. Edit: I see, not living under a rock, just hate America and believe China propaganda.
  - trasz 5y ago
    >What by destorying monastaries, killing people. Please. Tibet is not better off under China. Imagine how your response would look like when applied to American South - that the Civil War was a terrible idea, because it destroyed a couple of churches and killed people, and the South isn't any better now without slavery. But given that you're repeating a trivially disproved lie (https://www.statista.com/statistics/1094118/china-per-capita-gross-domestic-product-gdp-of-tibet/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/1094118/china-per-capita...), I don't see the point in discussing this anymore. >Taiwan is not part of China Ah, I see you also know Taiwan better than its citizens. FWIW, I don't hate America - despite its dysfunctional democracy and other drawbacks. What I hate is waging wars to distract its citizens from their own problems. And I'm kind of hoping USA can be the good guys this time, against Russia. Btw, it's interesting that to you, simply not hating China implies hating USA. I guess that's yet another example of indoctrination.
    - philliphaydon 5y ago
      > Imagine how your response would look like when applied to American South - that the Civil War was a terrible idea, because it destroyed a couple of churches and killed people, and the South isn't any better now without slavery. But given that you're repeating a trivially disproved lie (https://www.statista.com/statistics/1094118/china-per-capita https://www.statista.com/statistics/1094118/china-per-capita...), I don't see the point in discussing this anymore. So what you're saying is the American South was not part of the US and the US invaded it. And that any country that isn't doing as well as another country should be invaded and made better. > Ah, I see you also know Taiwan better than its citizens. Its China's own written history that tells us that Taiwan is not part of China. The people here do not consider themselves part of China and the minority who want to join China is growing smaller every day that China continues to threaten Taiwan, as well as whats happened with Hong Kong and Covid.

trasz 5y ago

>China repeatedly threatens Taiwan on an almost daily basis. [citation needed] As for Tibet - they did, 70 years ago. And they changed it from a theocratic, medieval shithole with economy based on slavery, into a proper place to live. For comparison, US invaded Afghanistan a decade ago and failed to improve it in any noticeable way. Not to mention that Chinese didn't drone random weddings in Tibet.

philliphaydon 5y ago
> As for Tibet - they did, 70 years ago. And they changed it from a theocratic, medieval shithole with economy based on slavery, into a proper place to live. What by destorying monastaries, killing people. Please. Tibet is not better off under China. > [citation needed] You living under a rock? China threw its toys out of the cot all week due to delegates flying to Taiwan. Taiwan is not part of China, never has been, and has no right to threaten anyone for having any sort of relationship with Taiwan. Edit: I see, not living under a rock, just hate America and believe China propaganda.
- trasz 5y ago
  >What by destorying monastaries, killing people. Please. Tibet is not better off under China. Imagine how your response would look like when applied to American South - that the Civil War was a terrible idea, because it destroyed a couple of churches and killed people, and the South isn't any better now without slavery. But given that you're repeating a trivially disproved lie (https://www.statista.com/statistics/1094118/china-per-capita-gross-domestic-product-gdp-of-tibet/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/1094118/china-per-capita...), I don't see the point in discussing this anymore. >Taiwan is not part of China Ah, I see you also know Taiwan better than its citizens. FWIW, I don't hate America - despite its dysfunctional democracy and other drawbacks. What I hate is waging wars to distract its citizens from their own problems. And I'm kind of hoping USA can be the good guys this time, against Russia. Btw, it's interesting that to you, simply not hating China implies hating USA. I guess that's yet another example of indoctrination.
  - philliphaydon 5y ago
    > Imagine how your response would look like when applied to American South - that the Civil War was a terrible idea, because it destroyed a couple of churches and killed people, and the South isn't any better now without slavery. But given that you're repeating a trivially disproved lie (https://www.statista.com/statistics/1094118/china-per-capita https://www.statista.com/statistics/1094118/china-per-capita...), I don't see the point in discussing this anymore. So what you're saying is the American South was not part of the US and the US invaded it. And that any country that isn't doing as well as another country should be invaded and made better. > Ah, I see you also know Taiwan better than its citizens. Its China's own written history that tells us that Taiwan is not part of China. The people here do not consider themselves part of China and the minority who want to join China is growing smaller every day that China continues to threaten Taiwan, as well as whats happened with Hong Kong and Covid.