Comments by "Arun Sar" (@arunsar7893) on "Huge India-China power gap impacts ties u0026 why Tibet is heart of the matter: Bajpai u0026 Mahbubani" video.

@honeymantra510 Only morons suggest that one should keep wearing the raincoat through the winter and summer only because it worked great during the rainy season. Anyone with common sense would know what one chooses to wear changes with the changing climate. Also, can you remind me under which govt. did India sign the nuclear deal ?
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Frankly, China's global ambitions of becoming a world power isn't going to manifest until it establishes supremacy in the Asian region. It can't do that without dealing with India. While it's core goals are Taiwan, SCS and hence the US, as it controls the island chains, India stands in the way of Chinese ambitions, which itself has a limited timeframe under which it needs to be achieved. If China doesn't do enough by 2035 or if India does enough by then, China can kiss it's dreams good bye.
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@tat3179 I hate to break it to you, but China is nowhere close to being a military superpower. There is only one military superpower and that is USA. The difference between the two is so large that with all it's military build up, China will only be able to catch up to US sometime after 2050. That is the truth. As for being a economic global power, there is no denying that. But China has overcapacity in production as it produces for the world, not for it's own consumption, which is at most 2 Trillion Dollar in size as compared to 12 Trillion Dollar for US and Europe each(I am talking about the market size, not economy). One needs to ask, what happens if US and Europe find an alternative to China? .. Who is China going to sell to then? And as for "ganging up" on China, China brought it on itself but claiming everything by coming up with a lame logic of "it has been a part of china since ancient times". And India is looking after it's own interest by making sure it has enough to deter China (which it can even now), with spending as little on military as possible. So, it's finding allies which can help it do the same. If you say India doesn't matter for China, then that makes me comfortable. Ignore India. That makes our life easier. India doesn't want to get into any military conflict unless absolutely necessary.
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Agreed.
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