baklavabook

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by baklavabook 9y ago
it's funny you say 'you cannot blame the Chinese for supporting NK in the past', yet you say 'US as a history of using them and invading foreign countries.' Judge both by the present. US is still the most powerful
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by baklavabook 9y ago
China has enemies around it with India, Vietnam, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand and so on. And it hates Japan with a passion. If it can get rid of even one country without blood on its sword, it might.
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by baklavabook 9y ago
That's not true; manufacturing has been moving out of China slowly, it just needs to speed up. And US can source from other SE Asia countries. There's no other big consumer country like US to buy all the stuff from China.
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by baklavabook 9y ago
US has already been punishing Russia via sanctions
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by baklavabook 9y ago
North Korea is enabled by China; without China, North Korea government will never be able to get all the technologies/parts/fuels it need to survive. It would have collapsed. We (US) and the world enable China by allowing manufac
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by baklavabook 9y ago
I said this in the other thread (before someone maliciously took the thread down using the dupe command): If we have to address this at the root, it's China, the pink elephant in the room. China, our biggest trading partner and also an
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by baklavabook 9y ago
First of all, if there's a regime change towards democracy, there's no business with China. South Korea will liberate and take care of their emasculated, starved, brutalized relatives in North Korea. Not China, the one that&#x27
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by baklavabook 9y ago
You're giving China too much credit. China is the entire reason why North Korea exists. Everyone knows this.
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by baklavabook 9y ago
As much as I hate Trump, none of this is his fault. If we have to address this at the root, it's China, the pink elephant in the room. China, our biggest trading partner and also an authoritarian government (US is probably kicking it