NonCredibleDefenseAhh yes, the magic of human rights abuses, disregard for environmental costs, and substandard materials.
Edit. All of the China bots are out and about now. Seems I've poked the beehive where Xi gets his honey. Come at me, you Neo-authoritarian cunts. Tell me how America is worse than China. Your translation app needs a work out.
are they being subcontracted to Boeing?
Errrm are you referring to China or the US with that comment, it's a bit ambiguous
China
Cool, cool, it's really hard to tell the evil twins apart
You should read up more about the horrors that China commits, then. I understand that the US has it's share of atrocities, but the two aren't "twins" by a long shot.
Ahh the classic "you couldn't possibly say that if you understood, everyone but me is ignorant, I hold the sole truth" gambit.
If it comes down to brass tacks the US is worse than China, it's literally only been a handful of month since they massacred a school full of little kids, executed Caribbean boat crews without even a semblance of legal cause or process and shot civilians in the street with zero accountability (to just nominate some highlight from the last 6 months).
I'll say again, they are evil twins - China is evil too. But don't go giving the Americans a pass - the only real difference is the Chinese only physically oppress their own citizens* whereas as the US are happy to massacre anyone anywhere with zero legal justification.
The Chinese haven't toppled my (edit democratically elected) govt (although they tried to bribe a lot of them), the US did. The Chinese haven't slaughtered foreign civilians in decades, and the unwarranted illegal invasion ratio is about 10:1 in the last century.
But go on then. List a Chinese atrocity, and I'll line up a matching US one.
Slaughtering citizens check. Non-consenting medical experiments, check, oppression of minorities check, limitations on free speech and free movement check (done in different ways though I will acknowledge).
Both evil, both a pox on the planet.
Any differences (and there are some) are not enough to remove the evil twins tag - they're not identical twins though - more fraternal.
*Acknowledging that some of China's citizens really don't want to be citizens, same as a lot of people are under the American thumb that don't want to be.
Edit to add "democratically elected" to forestall assumptions about toppling dictators - held a huge popular mandate in fact (that should only narrow it down to about 20 of the times the US has over-turned govts lol)
You want to show them as equal, but the scale is badly mismatched, and I'm not going to play "match this atrocity" with you, because that game ignores the thing that matters most. Every example you listed is known because Americans can expose their own government. Reporters dug up the Minab strike, families are suing over the boat strikes in federal court, and people are protesting in the streets. That process is slow and often fails, but it exists. In China, the people who try to expose the government get silenced. Doctors who warned about COVID were reprimanded, and protesters were detained. Xinjiang, Tiananmen, and Hong Kong are either denied or defended, and nobody inside the country can push back without risking prison. So, what do you actually value? If a free press, independent courts, and the right to criticize your own government matter to you, then these aren't twins, even fraternal ones. If they don't matter, say so.
LOL, get chatGPT or Claude to re-draft the response it has AI tells all over.
Anyway, nice attempt to divert from your original premise - your premise is that China is much worse for atrocities
quote "You should read up more about the horrors that China commits" unquote
And now it's not the atrocities that matter, it's the fact that people can complain about them (like that is making any difference, has one of those US protests stopped mango mussolini from doing whatever he wants ?).
Firstly the ship sized hole in that argument is that the US has denied blue in the face that they blew up that school full of kids, we know about it not because the US has magnanimously allowed us to, but because other countries have satellites, planes, etc and have pieced it together.
Secondly, yes it is the atrocities that matter, Americans ability to protest is getting removed from them every day, but that really isn't the point. The point is doing bad things is bad (I can't believe I need to say that).
The point is killing foreign citizens with no lawful cause is bad
Toppling foreign democratically elected govts is bad
** Surveillance of your own people AND foreigners is bad**
They both do all those things, although the US does it more, and deeper into foreign polities.
So you can try and divert off onto the US having better free speech but it is utterly irrelevant, in the game of civilian repression slaughter and maltreatment the US and China are both equally evil, and the US is getting worse by the day.
"substandard material" is basically the "how much you're willing to pay them" problem.
The other two...well we're making weapon for killing, human right abuse and environmental cost is never really considered in warfare.
On the other hand, keep the production in-house, and spend millions on bolts because of widespread ~~corruption~~ lobbying. To be fair, I think their other production facilities (Italy and Japan) aren't much cheaper, so part of the cost is justified.
Why did you cross out lobbying just to write it again? You seem to have spelled it fine the first try.
Why did you cross out corruption just to write it again? You seem to have spelled it fine the first try.
FTFY
