Comments by "林子倫" (@zilun) on "Protests over nukes as G7 leaders talk Ukraine and China in Hiroshima" video.

Did Ukraine expanded into Russia's territories or did Russia expanded into Ukriane's territories?
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Except those words aren't true. China contribute very little to global economy. Of all imports made by China, most aren't for domestic demand, most are components for products to be made in China, which China exports to the world, with biggest market being U.S. and EU. It's U.S. and EU creating job opportunities in China. Let's do this, U.S. and EU will go rely on India, Vietnam, Mexico, Philippines for their "economic contribution", and China can go contribute its economic might to China's best pals Iran, Pakistan, North Korea, Russia, and we'll see how things go.
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@dengist8172 G7 is neither an Asian nations' summit nor an European nations' summit forced upon Asia. War means distablization, distablization means disruption to global economy. Which is also why Germany, UK, said war in Taiwan Straits isn't a regional issue, that it is their security issues too.
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Why shouldn't Japan has proper military like Singapore, Phlippines, and other countries do? Japan has shown it's not interested in pre-WWII ideas of imperialism and is a responsible player maintaining regional peace. It was U.S. who denied Japan of proper military in its post WWII agreement signed with Japan, so U.S. can dicard that outdated treaty anytime U.S. sees fit. Currently, the two countries trying to ressurrect imperialism and expansionism and romanticizing such toxic ideas are Russia and China.
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@chipsnmydip What happened immediately after U.S. started withdrawing from Afghan? Chinese BRI engineers in that region got bombed, Taliban then announced it will use all resources it has to protect China's BRI investments in the region, China understood Taliban's extortion and sent Taliban a big check. Afghan is China's problem now. I hope U.S. withdraw all troops from regions which made BRI deals with China. Also, keep in mind Afghan mess was created by former Soviet Union. My point is, how do you suppose components are shipped from Japan to China, and then assembled into products in China to be shipped to California, earning $$$$ for China? Safe seas. You think pirates are a thing of the past? How about from now on, we all decouple. We do import export only with U.S. allies, and cargo ships holding China's interests are no longer our concern. If U.S. Navy sees pirates taking cargo ships, and identify it to be China's, we'll just give China a phone call and say, "Dude, you're being robbed, send someone". Japan's Navy isn't bumping Philippines' fishing ships, Japan fishing fleets aren't bumping Philippines' ocean patrol. That's what China is doing, and proud of it. That's imperialism, romanticizing conquers of other's territories. There is a reason U.S.'s military presence is welcomes in the region while China's military activities in the region is annoying everyone.
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U.S. and Japan aren't among countries which had issued threats to nuke others. Countries which did so are, Russia, China, North Korea, Iran.
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What? U.S. and Japan has never threatened to nuke China or any country. On the other hand, China's official had threatened to nuke Australia in a public interview, and China's state press had published Russia's talking points on possibilities of nuking U.S. Yellowstone's maga reservoir.
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@captives6479 China's nuke is closer to Russia, so, shouldn't Russia invade China?
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@Lena-vw6ye What is "NATO expansion"??? Is NATO an empire which invaded Ukraine to force Ukraine to be part of it? Countries have to VOLUNTARILY apply as a member, and has to be approved. Next thing you're going to tell me is S&P500 expanded its capitalist arms into my bank accounts just because I VOLUNTARILY invested in S&P500 for security. Has NATO ever claimed "Russia is part of NATO since ancient times and NATO will take it by force if necessary"? Has NATO ever treated to nuke Russia? Did you all forget U.S. and UK convinced Ukraine to ditch developing nuclear arms to help keep region peace with Russia? "NATO expansion" is just an excuse, Russia invaded Ukraine because Russia suffered no consequences after it annexed Crimea. If Russia gets off scott free this time again, it will invade yet again in the future. That's how it always goes.
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