Comments by "리주민" (@user-nf9xc7ww7m) on "China’s navy is tipping the balance" video.

The century of humiliation is predated by the times of inept and totalitarianism, which they could not shake even to this day. The yongle emperor had destroyed the Chinese fleet that sailed in the thousands, technologically advanced in the day. Democracy--which allows more than one person to make a decision--would have probably stopped such rash and stupid behaviour. China has to blame itself too for continuing totalitarianism.
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The century of humiliation is predated by the times of inept and totalitarianism, which they could not shake even to this day. The yongle emperor had destroyed the Chinese fleet that sailed in the thousands. Democracy--which allows more than one person to make a decision--would have probably stopped such rash and stupid behaviour. China has to blame itself too for continuing totalitarianism.
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@51d4r I had no issue. Then again, I'm a korean-kiwi living in texas so...😋
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@FrankyXG How much? I could use some extra spending money 😋
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Why does the navy have the word army in it? Why not just the peoples liberation navy (nevermind the liberation part...who are they liberating from? Themselves? They run the country now). How about just put all branches in- People's Liberation Army Air Force Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Reserves Special Forces (PLAAFNMCCGRSF) 😋
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@ArawnOfAnnwn If a us president wanted to destroy the entire navy fleet like the yongle emperor did in china, you can bet the congress and the people would be in an uproar and stop him. And I'm no fan of the presidential system ad you can see in my previous comments, but at least there democratic safeguards. China's yes man committee would hardly say no to their dear supreme leader Xi.
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@FrankyXG I doubt CR is being paid by the CCP anymore than I'm paid by the cia. I'm not...wish I were. More spending money...
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