U think a totalitarian state wants to start a bank out of altruistic motives![]()
without the ethical leanings of the west which is fine
Just be utterly stupid.
Bump up an old thread and bring up altruism in a topic about debt creation

U think a totalitarian state wants to start a bank out of altruistic motives![]()
without the ethical leanings of the west which is fine

I didn't bump the thread, and u were the one who brought up "ethical leanings" and gave China the ethical green light for furthering IMF style debt slavery :yadontsay:Just be utterly stupid.
Bump up an old thread and bring up altruism in a topic about debt creation
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I didn't bump the thread, and u were the one who brought up "ethical leanings" and gave China the ethical green light for furthering IMF style debt slavery :yadontsay:

American hegemony wasn't this brutal until it one day was. Wouldn't a better bet be on internal reform rather than a wild card like China freeing the rest of the world from economic slavery? Projecting what they are going to do in theoretical situation where they have all the power is problematic at best.While the U.S. power decreases and China increases the third world countries in the struggle will have buffer room to be free from Western hegemony. Th next problem is Chinese hegemony, which is less brutal but still a problem. Honestly with the right moves countries in Africa can in on some good shyt with China while still having economic and political sovereignty.
American hegemony wasn't this brutal until it one day was. Wouldn't a better bet be on internal reform rather than a wild card like China freeing the rest of the world from economic slavery? Projecting what they are going to do in theoretical situation where they have all the power is problematic at best.
When I think of China and Russia, humanitarian and non-violent rule definitely come to mindUS hegemony and imperialism has always been violent and brutal even before they became the world super power after WW2 (Haiti , Algiers, Cuba etc ). What im saying is that internal reform can not happen unless the U.S. is weak and loses its influence on the third world. In this specific scenario it happens to be China, and Russia making them weaker.
In all honesty , would rather have China and Russia as the world super powers than the US and NATO allies.
You had a small slice of Russian imperialism in the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War. It is not surprising that all the countries that lived under their rule have shifted their allegiances to the west and that they would disagree with you strongly.When I think of China and Russia, humanitarian and non-violent rule definitely come to mindYou had a small slice of Russian imperialism in the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War. It is not surprising that all the countries that lived under their rule have shifted their allegiances to the west and that they would disagree with you strongly.
In all honesty , would rather have China and Russia as the world super powers than the US and NATO allies.

Every state that has had power has committed atrocities. Its one of the only constants in world history. Instead of having some kind of power over this country's foreign policy and its implications in the rest of the world, you want to punt the responsibility to Russia and China to give them carte blanche to do whatever they want.Yet there humanitarian record is still better than the United States and NATO. Never said they didn't engage in imperialism .
These idiots will say anything just to be contrarian. Got dudes in here supporting Nazis and wanting China and Russia out of all countries to handle things on the world stageyou said that without a hint of irony, didn't you?![]()

Amnesty International has documented widespread human rights violations in China. An estimated 500,000 people are currently enduring punitive detention without charge or trial, and millions are unable to access the legal system to seek redress for their grievances. Harassment, surveillance, house arrest, and imprisonment of human rights defenders are on the rise, and censorship of the Internet and other media has grown. Repression of minority groups, including Tibetans, Uighurs and Mongolians, and of Falun Gong practitioners and Christians who practice their religion outside state-sanctioned churches continues. While the recent reinstatement of Supreme People's Court review of death penalty cases may result in lower numbers of executions, China remains the leading executioner in the world.
Every state that has had power has committed atrocities. Its one of the only constants in world history. Instead of having some kind of power over this country's foreign policy and its implications in the rest of the world, you want to punt the responsibility to Russia and China to give them carte blanche to do whatever they want.
Complete and utter stupidity.
yes, china the world leader in executions isn't worse than the west.