[commondenom]

he's such a fucking cock.....i wouldn't even give him the time of day the prick

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

It seems to me the internet has allowed so much of the world to see what they're missing. And the uprisings throughout the world for "freedom" have partially happened because information gets to people who have spent decades even centuries in the dark to the rest of the world. It's the you don't miss what you don't know saying.

For them it's most likely going to take a civil war though. The people of china have been petitioning the white-house since Obama opened that now totally ignored wed-site, asking for assistance from the U.S

I just hope for the sake of some innocent lives, this protest isn't a way to force the U.S's hand in aid. the U.S is in no position to go to war with China-

[BryanXavier]

Hong Kong is fucked. It will be a bloodbath there soon. Tiananmen Square Part 2.

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by BryanXavier ↗

Hong Kong is fucked. It will be a bloodbath there soon. Tiananmen Square Part 2.

Pretty much.

This morning on CNN- they were interviewing a school teacher clearly from the west, there supporting his students into the protest

[Lookdavook]

china be like: i dont talk to a dying nation!

[niknik]

Originally Posted by TheVrist ↗

For them it's most likely going to take a civil war though. The people of china have been petitioning the white-house since Obama opened that now totally ignored wed-site, asking for assistance from the U.S

I just hope for the sake of some innocent lives, this protest isn't a way to force the U.S's hand in aid. the U.S is in no position to go to war with China-

We wouldn't go to war with China over this. If the situation escalates I can see our relationship with China taking a turn towards changing military strategies in the region. But not actually fighting.

The cold war has already started round two. There's just more players this time.

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

We wouldn't go to war with China over this. If the situation escalates I can see our relationship with China taking a turn towards changing military strategies in the region. But not actually fighting.

The cold war has already started round two. There's just more players this time.

That why I said, its going to take them have their own civil war, I don't see the U.S getting too involved.

[niknik]

I think a civil war would be difficult. They don't have any weapons do they?

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

I think a civil war would be difficult. They don't have any weapons do they?

I'd imagine it would be. But we could assume any possibilities.

[30564U]

I think that China will eventually quietly morph into a totally Capitalist/Democratic country...eventually...it's just going to take while. Look how far they've come from the height of Mao's rule...I don't see a lot of little red books anymore.