Absolutely remarkable

[andrewblasco@masto.es]

@Techaltar China could be a problem economically speaking. But USA could just bomb your country or create an energetic crisis just in a blink...

I see those results quite reasonable...

[garretpolk@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@Techaltar US is more of a threat to the US than China. For now at least.

[aran@localization.cafe]

@garretpolk @Techaltar I mean, the US are running an illegal war against Iran AND threaten to wipe out its civilization RIGHT NOW. It makes anyone look pretty meek by comparison.

[techaltar@mas.to]

@rogueren I think that will happen right after you get tired of winning!

[archer@tech.lgbt]

@Techaltar alwayshasbeen.jpg

[papinto@ciberlandia.pt]

@andrewblasco @Techaltar doesn't need to be a problem, right ? China collaborates with half the world and the main reason Europe doesn't is because Germany is afraid of its auto industry collapsing at the sight of a BYD car. We could have much better relations were we not a serf to the US via tariffs, defense budgets, and tech vendor lock-in

[danbrotherston@types.pl]

@Techaltar Don't bring reMarkable into this. .... ....

Yeah, that's crazy, but well deserved. I imagine the same is probably true in Canada.

Tends to happen when a super power threatens you militarily.

The crazy thing is, so many Americans are still surprised and confused that Canadians are angry. Can you imagine the response if someone treated Americans the same way.

[dm29@mastodon.social]

@Techaltar I dislike Trump as much as anyone else, but I think there's very little knowledge and criticism about the many excesses and abuses that China commits

[timagal@mastodon.social]

@Techaltar I'm one of them.

[timwardcam@c.im]

@Techaltar The answer to "which country is the biggest threat to world peace" has been the USA for most of my lifetime. Recently it was Russia for a few years, but it's been back to the USA again for a while now.