Am I the only one worried about China becoming the worlds superpower?

[Kenny West]

I thought they already were? its manufacturing capital of the world

What does it matter? I wouldn't want the QOL thats gotten them up there

 

[Bossino]

The amount of caping for Murica in this thread is a large part of the reason the American black community is cooked.

 

[Paper Boi]

Believe China, brehs

you say that as we live in a country with states like Florida that been cooking the books.

America need to stop having false superiority. we been an embarrassment on the global stage for a minute.

 

[YouMadd?]

lol China is the one issue the coli is 100% confused on..... They dont know who to support or what opinion to take, so they'll wait for the coli retarded opinion meter to settle on something that yields the best dap and rep ratio

 

[YouMadd?]

And nikka what the fukk are you? Nobody has listed a single legitimate reason why people currently living in America should fear China. You're a bunch of dumb ass conspiracy theorists doing a circle jerk of fearmongering.

Top US Intelligence agents on both sides of the political spectrum have said China is a threat. If you live in California OR East Africa and arent retarded, you know, China is a threat....

 

[Monsanto]

This was forecasted in the 80s.

The chinese put their head down and started to work, as a NATION!

Goodbye white man!

Hello Chinese man!

 

[Peak]

I don't particularly care. Let them have their shot.

 

[TallMan_J]

What possible harm could they do worse than what all the other superpowers have done?

shyt...Well, it is China, breh.


A country that essentially gives zero fukks about ethics and morals in general.


Same applies to the U.S. though, but for different reasons.

 

[kevm3]

Idiots thinking China is no threat are delusional.

Yea, pretty much.
They pretty much already have their own citizens locked into a cyber dictatorship and are unapologetic about making dissidents disappear or completely limiting their ability to do anything.

At least in America, you can criticize the government or protest, but over there, you'll disappear if you start trying to kick up riots. Some of the stuff that people post about our government here will have you whisked off into a concentration camp or you will have a destroyed social score and you are essentially shut off from all essential services.
Column: At least we can mock Trump. Chinese citizens don't have the luxury of criticizing their leader

There is no such thing as a POC coalition... only groups looking out for their own interests. One thing Asians know how to do is play the friendly, docile minority when they are not in power... However, when they get power, they can be ruthless. Just look at China's own history or Japan.

China's playing friendly with Africans until they can take over all that land and resources. Go over there, 'build their infrastructure' with Chinese workers, loan them money and when these countries can't pay it back, confiscate land and resources and use that infrastructure you built for the Africans for your own people. That's the game they are playing.

 

[Kooley_High]

They definitely will be the top economic power in the next 20 years, with greater influence in Asia and Africa. But i dont see them as a sole leader in worldly affairs like the US has been. We will most likely live in a multi-polar world with certain nations having a sphere of influence that favors them.
China needs to get a handle on its corruption and wealth inequality at home first.

 

[SATAN]

you say that as we live in a country with states like Florida that been cooking the books.

America need to stop having false superiority. we been an embarrassment on the global stage for a minute.

Believe China, brehs.

 

[Pseudonym]

Mandarin’s one of the hardest languages to learn. I just barely mastered Español

 

[Jekyll]

Top US Intelligence agents on both sides of the political spectrum have said China is a threat. If you live in California OR East Africa and arent retarded, you know, China is a threat....

There's different types of threats. China isn't a military threat to America. They would never attack even if they could. It's well understood that war with any major nation would end up like Hiroshima x 100. Thats why you never see a military response to China or Russia when they do some wild shyt but see random assassinations in Iran and Afghanistan.

China tries to bully and take over territories in Asia which is against international codes. China is doing the same with same thing to Africa but with a smile.

 

[aXiom]

U.S. vs. China in 5G: The Battle Isn’t Even Close
https://nypost.com/2020/11/14/china-pushes-forward-on-6g-while-us-still-working-on-5g/
China Is Quickly Becoming a Space Superpower
GSMA: China is world’s largest IoT market - FutureIoT
Will China Overtake the U.S. in Artificial Intelligence Research?

And so forth.

Anything that says largest, most etc in regards to Chinese tech isn't saying much.. They have 1.4B people.

I'm more interested in what revolutionary homegrown technology has China produced that's of significant value to other developed countries.

Their economy is based on them supplying really cheap labor to the rest of the world.. duplicating/cloning/assembling stuff in mass is something they do really well, but it's not something they have a monopoly on. There's still lots of cheap labor left in the world to exploit and those countries could use the economic boost it brings. COVID forced the rest of the first world to learn the hard way that it's a really bad idea to rely on China to produce everything, so now companies are slowly starting to move production out of China and leverage cheap labor from other/neighboring countries. Now China takes a hit, and their growth slows while they figure out how to become self sufficient. All the rapid growth stops and they have to put real work to remain competitive just like the rest of the developed world.. no more copying:

China's tech independence, emissions drive could cut growth to 3% - S&P Global

They can push for AI, Machine Learning and all that other new/fancy tech stuff, but they can't do it without US tech. Until they develop their own technologies, we control how fast they're allowed to progress technologically. This was discussed in that other thread with multiple view points. Feel free to share your thoughts there as breaking it down here is just duplicating shyt. There's like 6 different China threads all saying the same shyt. The propaganda machine is effective.

 

[Tom Foolery]

Anything that says largest, most etc in regards to Chinese tech isn't saying much.. They have 1.4B people.

I'm more interested in what revolutionary homegrown technology has China produced that's of significant value to other developed countries.

Their economy is based on them supplying really cheap labor to the rest of the world.. duplicating/cloning/assembling stuff in mass is something they do really well, but it's not something they have a monopoly on. There's still lots of cheap labor left in the world to exploit and those countries could use the economic boost it brings. COVID forced the rest of the first world to learn the hard way that it's a really bad idea to rely on China to produce everything, so now companies are slowly starting to move production out of China and leverage cheap labor from other/neighboring countries. So now China takes a hit, and their growth slows while they figure out how to become self sufficient. All the rapid growth stops and they have to put real work to remain competitive just like the rest of the developed world.. no more copying:

China's tech independence, emissions drive could cut growth to 3% - S&P Global

They can push for AI, Machine Learning and all that other new/fancy tech stuff, but they can't do it without US tech. This was discussed in that other thread with multiple view points. Feel free to share your thoughts there as breaking it down here is just duplicating shyt. There's like 6 different China threads all saying the same shyt. The propaganda machine is effective.

You asked me for links, I gave them. Now you are telling me the links ain't saying much they are lying. It's not my job to convince you. I just bring the reality.

How many bullet-trains you got in America?