Quote (Hamsterbaby @ 15 Aug 2023 04:06)
Agree with the Bold. But it ain't going to be easy. I think US have around 5k plus satellites and the Chinese have around 600 ? Not sure about Russians.
In regards to China.....to be honest...they Just want to make money. The Chinese , although a communist party, was not part of the one that is being led by the Soviets ( They were never in good terms ).
Which is why the PERFECT Strategy which was crafted by Kissinger during Nixon's presidency, pulled the Chinese over to the American side. ( In a way)
Mao view of the 3 world principle is as such
First World : US Led West
Second Word : Soviet Bloc
Third World ( Non Aligned Countries ) : China , India, South East Asia, Africa , South America etc etc.
There were a few times that the Chinese were tested, Korean War and the Vietnam Border conflict.
It will be too easy we're near the edge of total satellite failure even without blowing up thousands of satellites. All we need do is continue as we are and space will be unnavigable in a single generation. The ISS has had to dodge debris 32 times and even with Russia America and most of the rest of the developed world watching it's still been hit at least twice. Noone has a solution to this problem even without war concerns to add on.
I agree China has no interest in war they are a nation of investment bankers at this time. Cruel manipulative and greedy, and 0 interest pissing profits away on war. But they have vested interest in territory the US constantly invades and the US is using multiple strategies against them, so I've no doubt China has prepared well for any American aggression in the region. If America attacked China, America would lose everything they attacked with. China would face the same in reverse, but it's clear China is never going to attempt it. The US might.
The North American definition of 3rd world has shifted significantly with the Soviet collapse. Colloquially, 3rd world is a country that is technologically, militarily, and economically dependent on a first world country (or isn't supported by a first world country and is a shit hole), and Russia is considered a first world country. There are no 2nd world countries in typical usage.
The old definitions stopped being applicable so the people changed the meaning. I apologize for any confusion this has caused. I usually converse with other North Americans and forgot the language wouldn't necessarily translate properly.
I'd normally bet on the American in that situation but there isn't 1 guy with a violin there's more like 600 million guys with violins. 600 million guys with home field advantage no less. Also, sometimes the little guy wins. The Taliban is a flea to America, yet they won.