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Google map mystery of giant lines spotted by satellite in Gobi desert (in China)

KevinKohler said:
I would say the majority of chinese would cope a LOT better being suddenly shunted into 3rd world living conditions, than the majority of US citizens.

You always have to consider that people are willing to give up a LOT, in order to win.
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Pure speculation.
 
StillBallin75 said:
What precisely would China be "winning" by screwing us? This isn't a zero-sum game.
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Nothing. This new China scare is just another fear tactic from the right trying to keep the military industrial complex fully funded with taxpayer money. The Muslim scare is all but finished, so they need a new country to stop us from questioning why the American military is the largest on the planet even though we have no enemy to match us.

There is no arms race. There is no other country that will attempt to engage America in a war, as it may assure the end of everyone on the planet. We are the top of the military food chain with no one in sight, living on a land mass that no one would even attempt to invade. It's all a game for suckers as the right wing bray for followers that believe they are more manly than left wingers. They believe the only way to show their balls would be the make hardline claims that it will be them that will smash all nonexisting opposing forces that are waiting at America's gates. Fact is, no country is waiting at our gates.

Again I ask them... aren't you tired of being afraid of shadows?
 
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StillBallin75 said:
Not really. The economic relations between the US and China are not one-sided by any means. They need us as much as we need them.
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Today, yes. But they're working on changing that.
 
Erod said:
Today, yes. But they're working on changing that.
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Doesn't seem like it, at least anytime soon. Their economy is still largely an export-based market.

And you have yet to address your erroneous belief that China = "pure Communism."
 
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