@absicht_MAUERzuBAUEN said in #46:
> Ww1 destroyed Europe. Colonialism destroyed China.
> The Marschal plan was linked with the countries supporting the US. The offers by the US were so too.
And? Is there a point? Again, the marshal plan was aid to europe after world war. And i'm not sure what that has to do with Bush wanting to give food to starving chinese and china refusing.
> Nope. But China does more. And instead of exploiting the local population, China actually gives them the ability to find good jobs. Unlike Apple and all these companies who lock their windows in order to prevent people from committing suicide.
By your own admission they depend on the west for jobs. But you say it is the west exploiting them and China is at their mercy. My friend, the chinese people are at the mercy of their own governments backward ways.
> Aha! So America indeed was wrong! I do not remember any country sanctioning the US, though. And BTW, the US has invaded more countries than the russians.
That is debatable. Lets not Forget Russia invaded Afghanistan first. But yes, America was indeed wrong for invading Iraq. Absolutely. Two wrongs don't make a right, and its not justification for Russia. That is evil thinking. Time to break the cycle for all world people.
> Yes, human rights are violated, but my whole argument is not if humans should die in Ukraine, but instead, who was responsible for it, or, who could have changed this tragedy.
Ask yourself who is directly responsible for it. Unless someone puts a gun to your hand and makes you do something. Unlike the conscripted soldiers, Leaders and people have a choice.
> Yes. Ever heard of pro-Russian protests in Donezk and Luhansk? And how they were shot? And all those brave people willing to say their opinion? The guy named Schröder? Yes, Russia and China have problems with revolutionaries, but not only do all countries have? (my favorite Whataboutism!)
Again, two wrongs don't make a right. That is evil thinking. Break out of the cycle and don't fall for that trap. Here and what we do now is what matters.
> more? Please, tell me these America jobs. Would you want to work in one of them? I once visited China myself, and I can tell you, the impression I got and the people I was able to talk to certainly were not exploited by Chinese companies. Of course, this is only one trip, and America will not want anyone to see stuff, but please, tell me Apple is NOT exploiting anyone straight into the face. Then we will see.
Absolutely not. Chinese and Indians, and for that matter the South Americans in the US, are the modern day slaves. Similar to the factory workers under capitalism and socialism of the past. And i'm not saying the west is not to be blamed for exploiting them, but you must understand it is also happening because they are exploited by their own governments. Life would unfortunately be worse for them otherwise. But I will say the Indians are rapidly evolving and modernizing. I think they will soon be on par with the west of the western world as long as they don't lose their direction.
> Yes. This indeed is tragic. Only that this was necessary to stop other countries from coming to the government's aid. Again, I do not say this military operation is allowed to kill. All I say is that it was not solely russia's fault.
Of course its not solely russias fault. But the killing of these people for no reason should not be defended under any circumstances. Especially when it can lead the death of us all.
> What do you have against trump?
To be honest I had nothing against his governmental policies. But he is a wannabe Putin. He constantly encouraged divisiveness and racial hatred instead of unity. Systematically tried to destroy all our institutions. And When he used military soldiers against peaceful protesters on the capital, that was the beginning of his end. Even if he runs again the majority of the people will not for him. Especially after he encouraged insurrection after planning a coup by replacing his top generals and pentagon officials, just before he told his supporters to "storm the steps of the capital." And especially after his praise of Putin before this war.
If Trump was President right now, I believe we'd already be engaged in nuclear war.