Okay this is enough, and I’m not letting any of this stay untouched.
You have zero understanding of geopolitics and international affairs if you think Germany and the UK are sovereign, independent countries. Zero.
This is a know conspiracy theories around.
Both the Germans and the United Kingdoms are completely independent and if you would know anything about it, you would know that your claim is completely wrong.
Confidently claiming China is some type of unique evil relative to the US and that such a view is plain “objective” is beyond delusional.
I agree with that.
China is not the worst country or a superpower superior to everyone. The US has done so many wrongs and the list of war crimes and human rights violation is so massive that it isn’t even possible to list it in one hour (tried this my self).
But China a capitalistic dictatorship, without knowing any human rights or democracy. And its fair and objective to call it a more hostile¹ country that the US.
China isn’t the one constantly overthrowing governments around the world,
Taiwan?
funding the Gaza genocide,
There was no genocide in Gaza. This is extremely wrong, and you could even call it anti-Semitic, if you spin the thought long enough.
The ICC as well as the UN have both said multiple times that there is no genocide in Gaza.
There is not a single serious authority, which has the right to say so, who claims that there is a genocide in Gaza
holding military bases and/or parking their nukes in other countries…
As long as the other country can decide if they want the bases, it’s not a problem. This is part of the NATO.
China is far from perfect, but the amount of evil committed by the US is in a completely different stratosphere.
What in the name of the living hell am I reading …
Firstly when did we start to compare the evilness of countries. Secondly the US as well as China have both violated human rights and have done war crimes. But in the last ten years they calm. While China is actively doing war crimes and human rights violation while we speak.
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