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u/No_Structure_99 Oct 30 '25

Rest of u.s elites throwing trump under the bus for failing their own politic

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u/shane_4_us Oct 30 '25

Same as they'll do to Netanyahu to ensure "Israel" still exists when it is finally held to account for its endless war crimes.

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u/TserriednichHuiGuo Oct 30 '25

Who will hold them to account? Who is willing to go to war with america for that?

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u/basal-and-sleek Oct 30 '25

Hahaha this is it right here.

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u/Neoliberal_Nightmare Oct 29 '25

Ah the 5th stage of grief.

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u/soronprfbss Oct 30 '25

They've finally accepted the inevitable.

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u/curious_s Oct 30 '25

US: China is beating us!

China: We were fighting?

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u/plantxdad420 Oct 29 '25

capitalism lost to China

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u/JohnOakman6969 Oct 30 '25

Because in the end, capitalists would rather become cannibals. The incentive structure in the west is completely out of wack.

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u/Bchliu Oct 30 '25

Technically China is a Socialist country with well (government) regulated capitalistic features of economy. This is opposed to the US, which is a Capitalistic Country with little to no government regulations and minimalist social programs for the masses.

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u/Angel_of_Communism Oct 30 '25

No, it's not.

If you know so little, you might be lost.

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u/5upralapsarian Oct 29 '25 edited Oct 29 '25

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u/randomJap95 Oct 30 '25

"China by its newfound trade leverage to project more military power in the western Pacific."

The rare earth supplies is not new found strategy countering US. China planned it all well and long before anything that they think might happen.

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u/Kaihann Oct 30 '25

Thank you for this.

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u/5upralapsarian Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

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u/Kaihann Oct 29 '25

Because it’s the NYT, they want you to believe that Biden or Kamala would have China under control.

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

Trump made the trade war about him.

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u/C24848228 Oct 30 '25

You don’t understand. Kamala would bring Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin to Brunch and by the end of the meal China and Russia becomes the USA’s 51st and 52nd state respectively while also implementing world Communism and resurrecting Trotsky.

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u/Kaihann Oct 30 '25

You are right, I’ve overlooked her understated genius.

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u/ytman Oct 30 '25

I mean its not that it needs to be antagonistic, but yeah I assume they'd be some level of antagonism.

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u/TserriednichHuiGuo Oct 30 '25

It's so that trump's base doesn't believe it since the "liberals said so"

It would be a big deal if fox news admitted it but this is just typical two party bs.

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u/PixelHero92 Oct 30 '25

tbh had this happened with Harris in charge we would see a far-right wave in 2028, maga boomers gonna point fingers and say "see this is why we shouldn't elect women she completely folded in front of the CCP"

That being said I think US democracy is finished either way. And it's not because of Trump turning the ICE and National Guard into his version of the SS. The partisan pendulum would just keep swinging back and forth, yet regardless which party is in control it'll just be the same imperialist, anti-China pro-Israel foreign policy.

And even if a moderate Democrat manages to win in 2028 and pursues a more amicable foreign policy towards China (and Russia & Iran by extension) the damage was already done by then

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u/lifeisalright12 Nov 18 '25

Tbf, Harris would probably have done a better job keeping allies and international relations with better solutions than pulling out a tariff gun when somebody starts breathing air too loud around trump.

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u/SussyCloud Oct 30 '25

Do nothing, win. China's tried & proved foreign policy for the last decade. 😭😭😭

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u/PrimalSaturn Oct 30 '25

As an Australian looking in, do Chinese media outlets ever write articles like this? Where they’re obsessed with this “US vs China” mindset? Or are they unbothered? I’m assuming it’s the latter?

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u/sq009 Oct 30 '25

They do write. But more facts than opinions. Usually they will post what was being discussed and what is the outcome. No emotions. Tbh i like this way more than tabloid news.

Opinions will be over at social media. Sometimes without facts.

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u/Ok_City2010 Nov 24 '25

Check out China Daily or Global Times or People's Daily. Usually they don't mention foreign countries in headlines. And usually when they mention US it's like 'US delivered new tariffs on China, which is a disaster to trade'. What they usually Criticise US is like problems of drug or gun control.

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u/papayapapagay Oct 30 '25

Written by the China hater that admitted there was no massacre inside the square at Tiananmen lol. Hates Trump more I guess😂

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u/usernamewasdenied Oct 30 '25

A real Suez Canal moment for the dying empire.

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u/IceCapZoneAct1 Oct 30 '25

They lose, I smile

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u/jupchurch97 Oct 30 '25

It would be so much more cool if we could just cooperate with China, the world would be better off for it.

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u/Apprehensive_Young66 Oct 30 '25

No one’s surprised

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u/Square_Level4633 Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

But is he going to release the coronavirus again to try to win the trade war?

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u/Frequent-Employee-80 Nov 01 '25

Prolly invade BRICS or partner countries because these sore losers cannot accept defeat.