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One much larger and using draft to fill the ranks of attackers.

So not Russia then. Because it only mobilized some of its reservists and did not send in conscripts.

Hurt feelings don't count.

It might suprise you, but entertainment products are always propagandistic. A good example is the entire CoD series which glorifies western militaries and demonizes its enemies, going so far as to pin western warcrimes on other countries. Hint: Not Russia invaded Iraq, it was the USA. So the mowing down of a entire high speed road full of people, known as the "highway of death", was done by the USA.

Or the wonderfull Hearts of Irons 4, which depicts Stalins supposed paranoia as game mechanic, but conveniently "left out" the Holocaust and the genocidal aspect of the entire operation Barbarossa. Guess it's easier to play Germany when the game does not tell you what your victory means for tens of millions. Hint: These millions get exterminated to make space for german settlers.

Or the always cherished Hollywood with all its movies somehow making the US the good guy, might be related to all the US army toys they get to show in their movies. Which is the case, they get to use the toys, but have to make government approved stories.

"Propaganda" ultimately is a synomym for "advertisement", the preferability or desireability of a product, narative or ideology is advertised to the recipient. Regarding entertainment products, obviously the views, ideas and ideology of the creators are advertised to the consumer. It is propagandized, so to say. These things might be beign, neutral or heinous. But propaganda in any case.

So per definition everything is propaganda. Welcome to reality, I hope you enjoy your stay.

Ok, clown.

Less data siphoned off to the USA. Less markets for a US company. One avenue less for western propaganda.

Based.

Assuming China wants to control the western world or any world at all shows how you have no idea what you're talking about.

It might suprise you, but not everyone is the USA.

Nah it would be better.

Of course you are operating under the childish assumption that either of them would act like the USA, which is nonsense. Neither ever did so in their history. Russia was always happy to stay to itself and be secure, that meant you had a great neighbour and trade partner if you did not fuck with it. China could have conquered most of its neighbours multiple times it its history, but rarely ventured out of what are now the chinese borders, historically extremely defensive and trade oriented.

meanwhile the USA has been at peace for less than 15 years during its entire history. Of all those wars, almost all were ones of aggression.

You compare two sane people to a frothing berserker yelling "MAIM! KILL! BURN! LOOT!" ad infinitum.

Not that Klanada is better.

The USA would, however, also see that the USA is thoroughly anti-communist and corrupt as hell, so the USA would just the buy out the politcal leadership of the USA to turn the USA a disposable puppet state

The specific problem with both systems is that only one of them actually exists. The chinese one is not a thing.

Considering the brits alone managed to kill 100 million people in India alone over a span of 30 years, I think you are mistaken. Capitalism is a mass murder machine.

Some also ended up in the hands of anti-US militias.

Turns out the current US regime ate up its own lies.

Unfortnately, for the US, it does not have an army stationed in the the offending nation this time.

I mean, they did the same with Japan and it got it their way.

If your partner can read your handwriting, it's for life.

Fair, but can you provide evidence for supression of Uyghur culture? For displacement of Uyghur populations? The ones making the claim have to provide the evidence. That is how the burden of proof works. We do not have to prove that China isn't doing anything, the ones accusing China of genocide have to provide evidence. The accusing parties have failed to do so for years.

Reminds me of the time the US gov. took its sweet ass time to build a bridge in Appalachia, the local mayor then wrote to the USSR asking for help.

The middle one has the Dunwich look.