Comments by "Luis Romero" (@LuisRomeroLopez) on "Afghanistan: a Chinese Colony? - VisualPolitik EN" video.

  1. To be honest, what could Pakistan and Afghanistan bring to the table besides geographycal position? I mean, probably just Russia by itself would make a stronger alliance with China.
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  2. Do you actually consider Germany, South Korea, Japan, or Cuba "Colonies"?
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  3.  fa q  Probably you need to put in order your ideas, son. > The Soviet Union ended nearly 30 years ago? "was a thing AS US bases in" > Why are there US military bases in Germany in 2021? Ask the germans. The point was very simple: You consider that a country with US bases is a "Colony" but you didn't consider a developed country is a colony... wel, you have a problem, not me. (Either you don't know how to speak english or even you don't know what you're arguing for.) > As for “keeping China in check”, China hasn’t fought a war since 1979. China has terrotirial disputes with every single neighbour and even countris that are one sea away (like Philipines) and commonly threat Taiwan. You have to be blind or atypically naive, even for a teen.
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  4.  fa q Probably going to blow your mind: Because your claim doesn't make sense, which means you are wrong. 🤯 Plain and simple. Instead of asking a quetion without sense, try to understand all the facts I mentioned: They buy gas from Russia, trade with China, and eve get a lot of money from US to keep the bases.
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  5.  @makkialqaosain8872  I do not want to sound confrontational (all the things that I am going to say can also be applied to my country), but that's what I meant by "besides geographic position". Has acces to the sea and surrounds India, which is important, but we have to accept that the infrastructure is not the best and (very important) there are stability problems (I understand that especially in the Baluche region, and that all the infrastructure that should exist around Gwadar has not advanced as expected).
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  6.  @GuilhermePereira-vi6vc  Well, unless you don't see any difference between Afghanistan and Germany, then your parameter (military bases) falls short.
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  7.  fa q  Germany has like 40 US bases. US bases in Europe to keep in check soviets was a thing as US bases in Sout Korea and Japan is a thing to keep in check China en North Korea... And you can confirm that Japan, South Korea, and most of wester Europe are developed countries.
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  8.  fa q  I see... It must be your english, boy. 🤔 You still don't realize that my answer pointed out your nonsenses.
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  9.  fa q  How does this affect that you don't seem to decide if a US base makes a country a colony, son?
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  10.  fa q  So... Germany, the biggest european econmy that gets gas from Russia when the US doesn't want that, has a lot of trade wih China, thing the US doesn't like either, and exchanged tariffs with the US some years ago... Is a colony... That's quite an autonomous colony, isn´t kid? 😌
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