What did i tell you ignorant mfs? Now China threatened the USA with War.
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mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
That is very optimistic of you.
I'm actually quite pessimistic in general. But I just don't see a full-blown global conflict with actual regular armies from the US, Russia, China, France, UK etc directly engaged and going at each other's throat. The way everything is now linked makes it waaaaay harder than in the mid 20th century. China isn't crazy, they know they can't win a full war against the US/the West. On the other hand, what good would the US/the West achieve by destroying the world's biggest economy? Who are you/we going to sell our shyt to, who is going to keep building stuff for us? The best thing would be replacing the government in China with a puppet government, the usual imperialistic tactics. But that's not a full blown-war, that politics and deception. I mean Russia literally just invaded a country and not one supposed ally of Ukraine has actually engaged its army in its fight against Russia. Sanctions and sending arms yes, but no actual western armies have been deployed in Ukraine. And that's what I think will keep happening over and over again : localized conflicts through intermediaries. The future might prove me wrong, but there's a reason we had two world wars in a 40 year span and none since.
Maximus Rex
Superstar
US Military would wreck both China and Russia at the same time
O.T.I.S.
Veteran
That's literally what it's designed to do.
Sleepy Floyd
Superstar
China is useless and incompetent. They're not a threat and never will be.
You do realize they put asian people in camps during WW2?
I'll tell you 1 thing. Why did I watch a video of The United States showing a test video of a new missile literally break a battle cruiser in half? A message directed specifically towards China on CNN?
you nikkas really dont keep up with whats going on in the world
Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
Be proudly illiterate brehs. Japan a “tiny island” during world war 2.And the US has military bases in Japan, the Philippines, and South Korea. Trying to encircle China to limit them like they did with Russia. The only problem is that China isn't run by a bunch of idiots like their previous opponent.
And they have the largest economy on earth that the US needs which never happened with Russia since their economy was comparatively quite small.
Also the military history of the US shows that it's a cowardly country that only picks fights against small opponents like Grenada, Syria, Libya, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
And they dodged Germany in WW2 until Russia turned the tide and made it safe to fight them. And they eagerly fought Japan only because it was a tiny island nation. And before then the last time the US fought an opponent who could actually shoot back was the War of 1812. And we all know what happened there.
Goofy
$cam-U-Well_Jack$on
Superstar
Oh, well.
now they jerk off to cartoons all day. scared of p*ssy. and mirrorsBe proudly illiterate brehs. Japan a “tiny island” during world war 2.
Goofy
haaaaaa..
Dont make presumptions breh. I know companies want to move production to Bangladesh, Vietnam, and India. You're smoking a dummy pack if you think Foxconn is moving all its manufacturing to India. Especially if you think the Indian govt is keeping its currency artificially undervalued to create value on exports.
Why on earth would Chinese want to fight with America? They're already the global superpower with the largest economy. Maybe it's the other way round?
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The invention of the printing press is usually attributed to Johannes Gutenberg, a German inventor who developed the first movable type printing press in the 15th century. However, there were earlier forms of printing presses and printing techniques that were developed in different parts of the world.
China did develop a form of printing using woodblock printing, which involved carving text or images onto wooden blocks, in the 7th century. This was later improved upon with the development of movable type printing in the 11th century, where individual characters could be moved around to create different combinations of text.
While the Chinese printing technology was certainly advanced and innovative, it is not considered the direct precursor to the printing press as it was developed in Europe. Rather, Gutenberg's invention drew on various earlier printing technologies and innovations from around the world, including the Chinese woodblock printing.
