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anonymous (04/05/2013) [-]
implying that china is vastly stronger then us. our navy is larger, our air force is more advanced. we have weapons an infantryman can carry that can take out a heavy tank. there is something to be said for having the largest military budget in the world by far.
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anonymous (04/05/2013) [-]
First of all they can default on you, second if america stops buying china products, chinas back to the rice fields mother fucker, they(america) can supply themselves with everything from food to oil to an army that could take over most of the world. China people are still 50 times poorer on average than the Americans and they have an ageing population that will destroy them in 20 - 50 years without war.
Factor in their allies and their navy they would castrate china, Russia and who ever got in their way. I don't even like Americans, but war calls for old allies to stick together.
Factor in their allies and their navy they would castrate china, Russia and who ever got in their way. I don't even like Americans, but war calls for old allies to stick together.
