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Originally posted by moorookamick: ↑

The question is: how well can the US walk and chew gum?

That is involve itself in 2 wars and at the same time stem the
economic rise of China?

IMO, no.

China no doubt is by far the biggest challenge to US global hedgemony
-China the world leader in manufacturing
-China the world leader in trade
-China evolving as the world leader in technology
-China evolving as the leader of the BRICS (The great divide )
-China the world leader in international alliances via the BRI

So its logical that short of a direct war with the USA, that China will
outpace the USA in military might by 2049; the centeriary of China's Revolution.

In the meantime, the US is tearing itself apart politically because of the
ever increasing wealth gap (a billionaire representing the working class
is an oxymoron, IMO) No Platonic benevolent leader here!

Then in Europe there is conflict within the EU whose bureaucracy wants
a Central European Government usurping member countries' political rights
in the guise of free tradeof which Brexit was an amputation!

While China may have ongoing growing pains, it, nevertheless, is "standing aside
& standing by".

The big question is: should China allow itself to be drawn into a protracted proxy
war with the USA over Taiwan's independance where the die has been cast in this
Ukrainian war?

IMO, no, because China simply has to continue on its current economic trajectory
and economics will, over time, sort the rest.

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