Heresy_generator
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410·5 months ago“We need to get rid of cars” they say.
[Russia is running out of US dollars]
The orange wiggler actively started a trade war against China
No he didn’t, he just put some tariffs in place. Tariffs Biden has left in place. Trump was more aggressive against Canadian trade than he was China.
encourages asian hate among his deplorables
They don’t care about Asian hate in the US; they may even support it so their most valuable people aren’t tempted to immigrate to the US.
wants to do everything to hurt China.
China is one of the many, many issues on which Trump talks a big game but didn’t actually do much about.
With Trump, the CCP knows they can bribe him with personal things (like trademarks) that don’t cost them anything to get what they want in foreign policy; as they, the Saudis, Russians, and everyone quickly figured out Trump is more than willing to undermine America’s interests for his own gain.
Attacking civilian ships with civilian crews does nothing to stop genocide; it’s just terrorism.
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Cool, cool. Handing oligarchs all of the state’s assets while removing all oversight is an outstanding plan. It worked out great for Russia; they’ll never forget how wonderful things were in the 90s.
To be clear, Malaysia is a horror show when it comes to minority rights and only doing this because they hate Israel because they hate Jews. If Malaysia could look past their hatred of Jews they’d be able to see the commonalities they have with the Jewish-supremacist state of Israel.
Not all of your enemy’s enemies are your friends.
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If they’re using a false term but quoting someone they should use quotes:
Xi warned Biden during summit that Beijing will “reunify” Taiwan with China
So, again, your original assertions are horseshit. The PRC is very explicitly trying to change the status quo of Taiwan having de facto independence. We know this from repeated, unequivocal official and unofficial statements about “reunification”. This article is, in fact, about exactly that.
Your assertion that the US is trying to change the status quo by supporting the DPP might make sense in a world where the PRC wasn’t supporting the KMT to an ever greater extent; either they’re both equally trying to disrupt the status quo through political support or they’re both maintaining the status quo by supporting opposing parties. You can’t paint a “US guilty, PRC innocent” picture out of that no matter how hard you try.
But then, of course, suggesting either major political party in Taiwan actually supports or is proposing a change to the status quo isn’t really true either, is it?
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