I very much disagree. Whatever economical pain USA is going through is only temporary. Meanwhile the threat to China is having its regional partner clowned on so much so that when shit hit the fan and Iran needed help, what did China do? Nothing. Nada.
USA basically went to the middle east and told China “oh, these are your M.E. partners that you plan on relying upon to challenge my hegemony? look what I can do to them, lol”
And China was Iran’s best bet for strategic protection, but when shit hits the fan they were shown that neither China nor Russia will come to their aid.
That goes both ways though, we haven’t really told China to fuck off when they are bashing our Philippine allies and basically threatening Taiwan which again we haven’t done really shit to support and tell them to fuck off. I honestly believe the only reason that china hasn’t invaded yet is because of TSMC having their plants rigged to blow, which fucks china right now…once china has its plants online and near the tech that TSMC produces then all bets are off.
You’re talking nonsense and assuming some wild things. Just because I’m explaining what I think USA’s foreign policy is in the middle east that doesn’t mean I agree or disagree with it, let alone me agreeing or disagreeing with what China is doing.
I can very well talk shit on both of them, just as well as I can agree with only some particular actions and not the others.
It is possible to ride a bike and chew gum at the same time.
we haven’t really told China to fuck off when they are bashing our Philippine allies and basically threatening Taiwan which again we haven’t done really shit to support and tell them to fuck off
“we” have done things in that regard though.
but it actually depends on what you mean by telling China to “fuck off”. From the diplomatic point of view, the west & co has constantly voiced their opinion and put pressure on China in regards to its actions in the Philippines waters.
Besides diplomacy, another way of telling China to “fuck off” is via military presence, which has also been increased. Philippines is becoming more central strategically. Two months ago you have allies like Australia making commitments of military investment in the Philippines. Japan is also getting more involved.
People often get frustrated that these kind of measures seem “soft” because there’s no dramatic back and forth between the parties involved, but what else is there to be done? Attacking China’s ships and risking all of this to devolve in a massive war between the biggest powers of the planet resulting in a world-wide crisis? Nobody wants that.
“we” have done things in that regard though.
but it actually depends on what you mean by telling China to “fuck off”. From the diplomatic point of view, the west & co has constantly voiced their opinion and put pressure on China in regards to its actions in the Philippines waters.
Nowhere near enough, china still rams Philippine ships on the daily, and continually is hostile to anything not Chinese in that area.
Besides diplomacy, another way of telling China to “fuck off” is via military presence, which has also been increased. Philippines is becoming more central strategically. Two months ago you have allies like Australia making commitments of military investment in the Philippines. Japan is also getting more involved.
Japan thankfully has stepped up, but it’s good to know that Australia has as well.
People often get frustrated that these kind of measures seem “soft” because there’s no dramatic back and forth between the parties involved, but what else is there to be done? Attacking China’s ships and risking all of this to devolve in a massive war between the biggest powers of the planet resulting in a world-wide crisis? Nobody wants that.
I’m not suggesting attacking them, more so giving them the same treatment as they give the Philippine ships. They’re our allies and I feel like we have left them to fend for themselves. Iran wasn’t a damn threat, but china is.
That goes both ways though, we haven’t really told China to fuck off when they are bashing our Philippine allies and basically threatening Taiwan which again we haven’t done really shit to support and tell them to fuck off. I honestly believe the only reason that china hasn’t invaded yet is because of TSMC having their plants rigged to blow, which fucks china right now…once china has its plants online and near the tech that TSMC produces then all bets are off.
Fair enough.
“we” have done things in that regard though.
but it actually depends on what you mean by telling China to “fuck off”. From the diplomatic point of view, the west & co has constantly voiced their opinion and put pressure on China in regards to its actions in the Philippines waters.
Besides diplomacy, another way of telling China to “fuck off” is via military presence, which has also been increased. Philippines is becoming more central strategically. Two months ago you have allies like Australia making commitments of military investment in the Philippines. Japan is also getting more involved.
People often get frustrated that these kind of measures seem “soft” because there’s no dramatic back and forth between the parties involved, but what else is there to be done? Attacking China’s ships and risking all of this to devolve in a massive war between the biggest powers of the planet resulting in a world-wide crisis? Nobody wants that.
Nowhere near enough, china still rams Philippine ships on the daily, and continually is hostile to anything not Chinese in that area.
Japan thankfully has stepped up, but it’s good to know that Australia has as well.
I’m not suggesting attacking them, more so giving them the same treatment as they give the Philippine ships. They’re our allies and I feel like we have left them to fend for themselves. Iran wasn’t a damn threat, but china is.