The U.S. won't suffer near as much as Russia will.

If it's just a plain 1v1, morals aside, then the United States can unleash firepower on a European Battlefield that makes World War II look like a joke.

Napoleon & Hitler thought the same

Yes, but they dreamed their militaries could be as powerful as the United States.

*Bruh*

What am I saying that gets my messages deleted?

But, aside from that, it's silly to even compare the United States Military power in 2019 to WWII Germany or Napoleon's.

their militaries were pretty massive for their times, I agree with you that in an eventual war between Russia and the US, Russia will lose without doubt

Yeah, they were massive, but that's what the United States *doesn't* need.

The technological disparity and the logistics between the two countries is absolutely insane.

I'm just simply saying that the United States won't lose as much as people assume.

And yet Russia simply stepped in Europe, took Crimea from Ukraine which was on it's way to become a NATO & US puppet, and the US did nothing even when they supposedly have such a huge technological & logistical advantage ?

Russia has threatened to absolutely nuke the shit out of everything (even themselves) if the United States even ATTEMPTS to fight them.

They don't want to fight us AT ALL.

Once we get those lasers, there's no issue.

It's all good in the neighborhood.

It's a race against time, in the long term run I agree that Russia still wont be able to do anything by itself. China is eventually going to topple the US as the biggest economy however and if they play their cards right they have a huge potential to become the second global superpower given enough time

and they're establishing some pretty good friendship relations with Russia

Ehh.. I mean, China's fate depends on how much they want to test us.

They want to try and sink a U.S. Aircraft Carrier because they think Americans are scared and won't do anything about it.

Killing 5,000 Sailors in the process.

The Pentagon told China we'll personally burn down Beijing ourselves if they did that.

There's other spheres of warfare nowadays

China just simply isn't much of a military threat aside from naval, anyway.

Or nuclear.

*yet*

I wouldn't count on it.

The United States would never let someone like Russia or China have the power we do or more.

So, I guarantee the moment they get on that road, they're going to get flamed.

China just isn't near as powerful as people think they are when it comes to military.

They don't really know what they're doing.

Both Russia & China have suffered some pretty serious damage on their mainland in the past, and yet they're still making some decent progress

That's very true.

Russia has especially recovered from some shit.

The US however hasn't really suffered much damage, which gives them some nice advantage, the other avantage that the US has is that they've pumped massive amounts of money into their military industry for a long period of time, they've engaged wars all around the world and they've established military bases in a ton of countries which pretty much gives them geo-strategical advantage over all of their eventual enemies

and yet the US owns 1.13 trillion $ to China

Sorry, I'm talking to my friend about guns at the same time. Lmfao

Let me read this.

The U.S. won't owe anything to them if they're destroyed.

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in order for the US to fund a military which is worth as much as the other 7 countries was it? that are ranked after them, they gotta constantly get the federal reserve to print dollars, the federal reserve is a privately owned bank and so far because the US hasn't really suffered any significant damage they've been able to keep things stable by slowly accumulating debt towards the FED. And in order for money to circulate, the US has been partially using the gold of a dozen various countries which are vaulted in the federal reserve bank in NY.

The world ain't stupid tho, a lot of those countries have already started repatriating their gold reserves and given enough time the US economy feel this. The petrodollar, which is also one of the huge sources of income for the US is slowly starting to collapse, it wont happen overnight ofc but given enough time it'll become much less powerfull which will also cause a strain on US economy.

Considering the fact that even a country like Turkey which in an eventual war against Russia would be a huge key player coz of the nukes, is slowly starting to shift towards Russia, and also considering the fact that a lot of European countries which are part of NATO will not blindly comply with US plans, and then if we add external factors such as the rest of the BRICS countries, NK and a couple of other countries which have been invaded by the US in the past and hold a grudge