Message from @DEPChimp

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2019-10-20 14:14:41 UTC  

obviously

2019-10-20 14:14:48 UTC  

I'd call them expansionist, ultimately globalist

2019-10-20 14:15:05 UTC  

Different tactics, fourth reich

2019-10-20 14:15:09 UTC  

they want their nation to dominate

2019-10-20 14:15:55 UTC  

Expansionism and colonialism, idk how that's linked to nationalism

2019-10-20 14:16:18 UTC  

it's done to further the strength of their nation

2019-10-20 14:16:28 UTC  

How are they globalist? They do not want one world with everyone mixing together. Their own nation is extremely ethnically homogenous and basically entirely racially homogenous. Which nations have they expanded into militarily?

2019-10-20 14:17:14 UTC  

Then why is China trying to have superwealthy agents in every single country's economy of the world?

2019-10-20 14:17:55 UTC  

If China had its way it'd unite the whole of Asia right now

2019-10-20 14:18:06 UTC  

Plus Australia

2019-10-20 14:18:12 UTC  

Plus parts of Africa

2019-10-20 14:21:11 UTC  

But why would they do that? "unite Asia, plus Australia, plus parts of Africa"? Their is nothing to suggest they'd do that kind of globalist act. Obviously Hong Kong isn't an example since they're Chinese and it belongs to China anyway.
If you want to point towards "superwealthy agents in every single country" I think we can think of another group that fits that bill much more so than the Chinese.

2019-10-20 14:23:32 UTC  

If only the West was as Nationalistic as China's leadership.
https://i.imgur.com/9bJwaeh.png

2019-10-20 14:32:39 UTC  

Maybe you need to understand something about China's expansionist history
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=403&v=UWqVzZnwnOk

2019-10-20 14:34:57 UTC  

They conquered land many times, that land was reclaimed also many times.
Towards the end of the 19th century they lost quite a lot of land that they had previously conquered, it was reclaimed, and then China reclaimed parts of that again in the 20th century, but not all of it.
Since then things have stabilized a bit, but China has not stopped trying to expand, unlike literally every single western nation.

2019-10-20 14:35:27 UTC  

China is not nationalist, if they were, they would just stop trying to conquer land and instead rely exclusively on trade and diplomacy etc.

2019-10-20 14:37:01 UTC  

Their international policy has only changed on a surface level because other nations are being defended much better these days. That's why China is following a different approach now, much less overt and bloody, instead more through economic subversion and the consistent erasure of people's history.

2019-10-20 14:37:50 UTC  

China is, from a philosophical point of view, basically the same as the Third Reich, just more modern in its methods.

2019-10-20 14:38:57 UTC  

It's a similar trick the Jews pulled when they conquered Israel, although in their case it was more relatable, but still immoral.

2019-10-20 14:40:06 UTC  

The moment China stops trying to gobble up other nations, that's when we can maybe start considering it nationalist. Until then it's not a fitting label.

2019-10-20 14:59:33 UTC  

China had been planning military bases around India, also been invading Bhutan to build roads to India, it obviously wants to invade India. They have the debit generating belt and road that many developing African countries have falling into, also they have been kinda planning an invasion of Taiwan.
So why would they do that? Power of course.

2019-10-20 15:00:30 UTC  

Yep

2019-10-20 15:00:46 UTC  

Slow and methodical these days, slow and methodical. Subversion over time, not brutal regime change.

2019-10-20 15:01:34 UTC  

It's the core of China's whole policy, both nationally and internationally

2019-10-20 15:02:07 UTC  

If you take babysteps, people will eventually either forget, or get tired, or just get replaced by a new generation that doesn't remember

2019-10-20 15:02:24 UTC  

A painless conquest

2019-10-20 15:09:24 UTC  

aye, i was becoming complacent in the idea to start buying things from China, its so cheap! but reality is they want to specialize in manufacture make it impossible for competitors and then they can jack the price up, also in doing this they are racking up a massive debit for them selves. Hopefully that debit pops. And the party falls.

2019-10-20 15:10:44 UTC  

that might be a bit incoherent of me, 2 am bed time.

2019-10-20 15:27:15 UTC  

i fail to see how expanding means not nationalist

2019-10-20 15:43:01 UTC  

Well alright, I ready some more about it and apparently the term expansionist nationalism exists

2019-10-20 15:44:18 UTC  

Not a term that I've ever heard being used before, but I'll have to learn about it before I can say if I consider it valid or not. So I concede, you have a point.

2019-10-20 22:20:30 UTC  

China is nationalist, but it's a different kind of nationalism than we're used to. It's an assimilationist nationalism - absorb everything, make it chinese. Plus old school imperial and strategic planning (take stuff over and make it serve the state)

One China is not about "everything within these borders should be unified".
One China is about "Everything will become China"

2019-10-20 23:54:39 UTC  

"We are the Borg. Lower your shields and surrender your ship. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. Your culture will adapt to service us. Resistance is futile."

2019-10-20 23:59:04 UTC  

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2019-10-20 23:59:07 UTC  

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2019-10-20 23:59:10 UTC  

But seriously...

2019-10-21 10:07:53 UTC  

"Ruptly is live from outside Westminster Magistrates Court in London on Monday, October 21, as a hearing is held to determine whether Julian Assange can be released from prison.

Assange has been ordered to appear before the court in person. The 48-year old WikiLeaks' founder has been held in custody at Belmarsh prison in London since being dragged out of Ecuador’s embassy last April. He’s currently fighting extradition to the US where he may face up to 175 years in jail if convicted.

Assange supporters have called for a gathering outside the court."

2019-10-21 16:18:08 UTC  

Chile needs the 2nd amendment