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when was the last time China invaded another country and killed hundreds of thousands? I really not interested in arguing good vs. evil, China VS US, but your b
by wangii 4y ago
when was the last time China invaded another country and killed hundreds of thousands?
I really not interested in arguing good vs. evil, China VS US, but your blindness is just amazing!
- arroz 4y agoI think it was Vietnam, after US vs Vietnam Though the Chinese are everyday provoking Taiwan like crazy nowadays and does a hell lot of economic coercion to other countries They also had some recent borders disputes with India which did end up with deaths
- tartuffe78 4y agoGood thing the US doesn't do any of that economic coercion...
- LunaSea 4y agoHong Kong, Tibet, maybe Taiwan next?
- lmz 4y agoHK was returned, freed from colonial rule, not invaded.
- LunaSea 4y ago> HK was returned, freed from colonial rule, not invaded. I'm sure that Hong Kongers see it that way ahahaha.
- garmanarnar 4y agoThe UK treated Hong Kongers as second class citizens. They censored newspapers and history books, only allowing those which agreed with imperialist Britain. They then suppressed any autonomy in Hong Kong for decades, installing a ruthless puppet government.
- LunaSea 4y agoWhereas China opened up the country by letting Hong Kong citizens vote and thus auto-determine their future in a democratic way?
- garmanarnar 4y agoNo, they're keeping the two systems in place. Opening up the country would destroy that.
- LunaSea 4y ago> No, they're keeping the two systems in place. Opening up the country would destroy that. Oh really? The two systems where a CCP chill was placed at the top of the power and where protests were violently repressed? Talk about being "freed" of colonial rule.
- garmanarnar 4y agoThey have been freed, they are reunited with China. Hong Kong still has a democracy only now that system is answerable to Beijing. Not hard to grasp.
- LunaSea 4y ago> They have been freed, they are reunited with China. Without the will of Hong Kong citizens. That's the reverse of freedom. > Hong Kong still has a democracy It's not. The CCP simply dictates what happens in Hong Kong. > Not hard to grasp. Hong Kong being under the dictatorial boot of China is indeed not very difficult to grasp.
- garmanarnar 4y agoHong Kong is still a democracy. It is the will of Hong Kong citizens to be free from British imperialism.