well China's expansion into Tibet puts that to a lie, as well as their territorial claims in the South China Sea
Tibet has always been within the "realm" of Chinese hegemony.
well China's expansion into Tibet puts that to a lie, as well as their territorial claims in the South China Sea
Clearly they have other ideas now.
Tibet (1912–1951) RIPTibet has always been within the "realm" of Chinese hegemony.
Yet, unlike their neighbors and allies, have never invaded foreign lands. Unlike Russia, Iraq, Vietnam and North Korea.
You have the geopolitical grasp of a dozing dingo.
The only point you seem to have is the one on your shoulders. But hey, be a despot defending moron. I really could care less.
Who did you vote for? Let me guess; Biden right?![]()
It's always America with you despot defending Marxist morons isn't it? It's never the despots who are to blame, but AmeriKa! You're just another despicable tard who has been indoctrinated by our leftist educational establishment.
If you actually had a brain, you would know that America defends the world against despotism. Without our intervention, half the world would be speaking Russian and German right now. Dumbass.
Who did you vote for in the last eight elections; assuming you're old enough to vote?
not sure about Pinochet, but we wound up overthrowing Allende (and he killed himself)..lol..Actually, I've been a harsh critic of leftism in our education system. You don't have to be a leftist to see the problems with our foreign policy, however.
You could make that argument during WW2 and somewhat during the Cold War, but in the last 20 years, our foreign policy has been a net negative for the world. During the Cold War, we also installed despots in certain countries, like Chile.
Now, when taking into account the full context of certain decisions we've made, despots aren't always a bad thing compared to the alternative. Pinochet was better than the people he replaced. Mubarak was better than who came after him (Morsi).
So, authoritarian rule has degrees of abuse and is relative to the alternatives.
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No, I voted straight ticket Republican. I've been very supportive of Trump, although I doubt he's going to win in court. This election was pretty blatantly rigged, and because of that, the courts may also be tainted. Also, amassing evidence of fraud in a system designed to ignore it is rather difficult.
I voted for Kerry in '04, Obama in '08, Trump in '16 and Trump in '20. In the early part of last decade, I became conservative. Had I been old enough to vote in the 90s, I would've voted for Perot both times. I didn't vote in 2000, because I didn't really follow politics until shortly after that election. I didn't vote in '12, because both Obama and Romney were neocons in foreign policy, essentially.
I am only surprised by your Trump vote. I am sure had you been old enough you would have voted for Clinton as well.![]()