#us and china tension

[chirpsythismorning]

Yeah there’s gonna be plenty of little details in s5 confirming byler, but there’s one thing in particular that I feel like would be too hilarious to pass up on…

[hungerystarving]

Flounder farm from China

[8008135sblog]

[theramenrater]

hot'n'sour

[zenosanalytic]

Yeah. And the reason they're SAYING they want to do it, "Cuz Furrners are SPYING on US CITIZENS!!!" is 1)Pure Undiluted Warmongering about China, and 2)Complete bullshit cuz the consortium they want to SELL IT to, Liberty Strategic Capital, is Funded By Saudi Arabia.

Like: I fail to see how having the most popular social media for USians under 30 owned by Prince Bonesaw instead of ByteDance(and, by extension, partially the CCP since all companies in China must include a CCP oversight board) is SAFER or ~More Patriotic~ or Whatever bullshit line they're pushing on the subject.

And Furthermore, even if they WERE wanting to hand it over to a USian company that company would JUST BE USING IT TO SPY ON THEIR USERS TOO, cuz that's just the business model for social media. And all this is leaving aside the constitutional issue here, which is that passing a law forcing a company to sell itself is A Bill of Attainder, which is prohibited by the US Constitution.

hey since it's coming up again: no it's not a good thing that the government wants to ban tiktok. no you should not be glad that the government might ban tiktok. no you should not respond to this with "good riddance" or "hurry up I hate that app". I should not have to explain this to you but the government banning a social media app is still a bad thing even if you don't like the UI or booktok or having to say "unalive" or how you think it's killing the very notion of attention spans. It's still bad. It's bad.

[latestnews-now]

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[kulay-ng-banaag]

One look at Geopolitics Boys ch. 62 and that's how I knew not to trust the mangaka.

[msn-technology]

As Trump threatens a full-scale trade war, will the US be able to compete with China?

Photo by Kaique Rocha on Pexels.com The relationship between the United States and China may experience heightened tension. It could also undergo further deterioration due to Trump’s threats to initiate a trade war. Trump intends to impose stricter tariffs on Chinese goods and services. This action could significantly impact the economic stability of both nations. It could also affect their…

[hoyatype]

cosy cosy cosy (un-cosy thoughts below)

performing a complex cultural appropriation calculation atm to determine whether i can get away with tatami mats & a shikibuton in my new flat

if the country of one's ancestors was historically subjugated by a major apac power that then suffered due to interwar japan's imperialist ambitions…imo the answer is yes? it's like two (extremely vague and historically contingent) degrees of cultural separation? and i should buy the tatami mat and also some house slippers from muji?

[trendynewsnow]

Trump vs. Harris: Implications for Europe in the Upcoming US Election

Trump vs. Harris: A Race with Global Implications Recent polling data indicates that Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic opponent Kamala Harris are in a tight race leading up to the 5 November election for the presidency of the United States. As the election draws near, Europe is bracing itself for a range of potential outcomes and their subsequent effects. Experts and political…

[got-eggs]

Some the bombs are made by vault tec(which game was it, I'm not sure, might be fa3 maybe vegas) if I remember correctly and the fact that they were making these "shelters" in the first place suggests a hand in the war in the first place

The Vault Tec base of ops also has a built in shelter that was supposed to protect some the higher ups(none made it, I think it was a board of directors, which honestly if I wanted to make money/no opposition as an owner I too would kill them)

The Chinese sub Captain also had no idea wtf was happening in fa4, which lends in hand in the argument that the nukes were of American origin.

I hate Fallout fans so much you don't even know

[chainreactionpodcast]

Economic Slowdowns, Geopolitical Tensions, and Industry Shifts

What if the global supply chain you rely on every day is more fragile than you think? The latest episode of the Chain Reaction Podcast dives into this very question, tackling the pressing issues shaking up supply chains worldwide. From China’s economic slowdown and the troubles in their property market to the escalating protectionism impacting trade rules, this episode equips you with a nuanced…

[kesarijournal]

Europe on the Brink: Geopolitical Tensions and Strategic Shifts

Orbán Warns of Impending War Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has issued a dire warning, comparing Europe’s current trajectory towards war to a “train with a mad driver.” He stressed the need to prevent the EU and NATO from expanding the conflict in Ukraine and urged voters to support peace-advocating parties in the upcoming European Parliament elections.China-Russia Alliance In a bold…