Message from @JustTom

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2018-10-26 19:32:16 UTC  

Now wants to fuck up what tiny amount of military power they have left.

2018-10-26 19:32:31 UTC  

Japan pulled in the US

2018-10-26 19:32:34 UTC  

@Beemann , because Ireland

2018-10-26 19:32:56 UTC  

Not just because Ireland, because the ruling class likes the EU

2018-10-26 19:34:14 UTC  

@DrYuriMom You're right. And we will be pulled in again. But let them have their war for a bit first, it'll give them time to kill all of the people in charge who're causing the trouble they're in now, wipe out the insane lefties who're ruining their countries, wipe out the insane rightwingers who would push too far the other way, kill off or drive out most of the financial migrants that've invaded their countries for the last few years, and bring them back into a situation where they can stand on their own feet again and start moving forward towards a brighter future.

THEN we move in and help them end the war, and enjoy the great boom of post-war economy.

2018-10-26 19:35:32 UTC  

And where does Russia and China fit into all this?

2018-10-26 19:35:47 UTC  

This isn't an experiment where we can control for all the variables.

2018-10-26 19:35:47 UTC  

Here's the thing- the UK holds all the cards here. The EU isn't going to cut them out of trade, they're still going to be dependent on the UK. Instead of leveraging this and getting what they want, May and co have attempted to capitulate as much as possible at every turn

2018-10-26 19:36:08 UTC  

Because they don't want to leave, the demos does

2018-10-26 19:36:30 UTC  

Um, as I see it the UK needs the EU more than the reverse. All the UK has for it is holding Ireland over the EUs head.

2018-10-26 19:36:44 UTC  

Lolno

2018-10-26 19:36:45 UTC  

arms providers, Russia will likely reconquer a territory or two, and China will use it to strengthen their ties to the EU for trade.

They may even attempt to field small armies to join in an attempt to sway the EU more to a communist ideology. But once the US steps in, none of that matters, because capitalism and the US military will soundly end it.

2018-10-26 19:36:51 UTC  

Look up who pays into the EU and who takes out

2018-10-26 19:37:08 UTC  

The UK is the EU's biggest piggie bank

2018-10-26 19:37:26 UTC  

Many of those banks are making moves ashore

2018-10-26 19:37:39 UTC  

I wasn't talking about literal banks what

2018-10-26 19:37:39 UTC  

London is in a panic over it

2018-10-26 19:37:53 UTC  

The country that pays the most into the European Union is the UK

2018-10-26 19:38:04 UTC  

@JustTom , but China is capitalist now

2018-10-26 19:38:13 UTC  

HAhahahahaahahahahahahahahahahaha

2018-10-26 19:38:17 UTC  

oh god, that was a good one Cat

2018-10-26 19:38:24 UTC  

O_o

2018-10-26 19:38:26 UTC  

>China is capitalist
Shitposting is in the other channel

2018-10-26 19:38:37 UTC  

Um, okay?

2018-10-26 19:38:42 UTC  

at best you could call it state capitalism.

2018-10-26 19:39:13 UTC  

China has many issues that hold it back and will continue to do so

2018-10-26 19:39:32 UTC  

But the Chinese have managed in a way the Soviets never could

2018-10-26 19:40:31 UTC  

State Capitalism is like a People's Republic
It's just a command economy

2018-10-26 19:40:45 UTC  

China also holds a stranglehold over many rare earth minerals we need for our war machine

2018-10-26 19:40:49 UTC  

The ideal situation in the EU is for them to go ahead and start WW3 just in time for the UK to waffle on their Brexit deal again, and the war to drag the UK in just long enough to flush out all the lefties and make them decide "oh shit, we DO want Brexit now, because we're anti-war", then let them back out in a kneejerk sudden hard-brexit deal.

Then everything I already said happen in the EU.

And... after that... let... capitalist china... get good trade deals with the EU? I think? Not sure how this would be a bad thing, if we take Cat at her word that china is capitalists now.

2018-10-26 19:40:53 UTC  

There are many private companies in China.

2018-10-26 19:41:08 UTC  

i don't know about command economy. the central government isn't directing quotas and production goals.

2018-10-26 19:41:16 UTC  

but they do have override power

2018-10-26 19:41:36 UTC  

and can interfere freely in any "private" business for government purposes.

2018-10-26 19:41:50 UTC  

Canada is exerts more communist/socialist control over industry than China.

2018-10-26 19:42:10 UTC  

Yes, privatized companies are a recent thing in China, but the grip of the Iron Fist is still strong.

2018-10-26 19:42:20 UTC  

i think the nazis would look at the chinese economy and say they had the right idea

2018-10-26 19:42:39 UTC  

The US exerts control over economies as well. Take a look at how we use governmental policies to prop up industries like ethanol.

2018-10-26 19:42:45 UTC  

not run by government fiat, but subordinated to the government.

2018-10-26 19:42:46 UTC  

China is still heavily communist and the leadership demonstrates it. The thing is they've realized that a capitalist approach to their economy allows it to flourish in a superior manner. They are still communists at their core and in all of their beliefs and power structure.