Comments by "Stephen Jenkins" (@stephenjenkins7971) on "Mongolia caught between global powers" video.

@wholesomebaker5410 Rockets can only be shot from a base or ships, ditto with drones, and the CIA tends to concentrate on specific reasons of geopolitical importance; which is not Mongolia. These "devils" don't care for Mongolia to begin with, and Mongolia has far more issues with such "devils" from China and Russia, I think.
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@Prosper_Dean You realize that's not an oxymoron, right? When the Nazi's declared war on the US, was it suddenly American aggression that caused the invasion of Nazi territory? Grow up, kid.
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@mxn1948 China always cries about Western powers imposing their culture on others, but somehow they also want to impose their culture on Tibetans? How does that make any sense?
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@manfunny917 We literally have no idea how Tibetans feel because China is a police state which shuts down any opposition and doesn't allow for freedom of speech. So nobody in the world really believes you.
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@mxn1948 As expected, you can't help but mention the US. Listen; the US isn't the one proclaiming that it wants all historical US lands, it has its current lands because the people there WANT to be a part of it. And no one is demanding that China relinquish territory that obviously want to be a part of China. But China holds Tibet, which VERY LIKELY doesn't want to be a part of China, yet China holds it anyway because "historical Chinese land". Yet that logic doesn't work because Tibet has been independent LONGER than China had it. If we're using US logic, China HAS to give up Tibet. But even China's logic doesn't make any sense. China prevents any semblance of human rights to allow for a people to have self-determination, which is reprehensible, yes. How is that majority policy in the world? I also condemn countries that try to stop independence attempts, including Catalonia. "wEsT hYpOcRitEs1!!!" is about as tired a trope as anything else. China is a big power now, which means everyone pays more attention to it; like they do the US. People condemn the US for stuff everyone else does as well, but the Americans don't complain about it. Get used to it. If a bunch of Han move to Tibet right now to make it 60%, that would be a deliberate attempt at ethnic cleansing. Which yes, China is doing, and again its reprehensible. It was a tactic done in the past, which used to be something no one cared about, but nowadays its disgusting. And yet you seem to be A-OK with it in the 21st century. Goes to show the type of people that defend China are all about. You can't cry that people are lashing out at China and then unironically support ethnic cleansing and crushing the rights of minority groups.
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ᡩᡝᡵᡤᡳ ᡥᡡᠸᠠᠩᡩᡳ If you're gonna claim territory because "my ancestors held these lands" then feel free; but you're just proving how much of a threat China is to its neighbors and to world stability.
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ᡩᡝᡵᡤᡳ ᡥᡡᠸᠠᠩᡩᡳ A police state is a state which has totalitarian control and oversight over its people activities for the sake of control. The US can't and doesn't have that kind of control, even the infamous Snowden leaks only proves that the "spying" only can only be used in court with a warrant. This is in sharp contrast to China, which doesn't care; and prevents any semblance of resistance to their control and rule. And you really want to talk about state sponsored killings when talking about China? Really? Are you sure you wanna have that conversation?
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ᡩᡝᡵᡤᡳ ᡥᡡᠸᠠᠩᡩᡳ Tibet can speak whatever language it wants; but China has no say in what they should do. Period. And China's constitution is literally meaningless since the CCP ignores it all the damn time; you can't be this much of a sheep, really?
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@geraldmeehan8942 The invasion of 2001 could not be stopped seeing as it was a defensive war, and was justified entirely. The one in 2003 was the questionable one.
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@Prosper_Dean Well, seeing as how WW2 is pretty much the only justified war in human history in totality, that's not a bad thing. But if we're talking about justified wars in the "siding with the less bad side", then there are a few; the Korean War, the Yugoslav War, the Gulf War, the Afghan War...and that's about 3/5 wars that were justified/unjustified. Not bad. Seriously though, where is this coming from? That wasn't the topic, and it seems like you're intentionally mentioning something else to dodge the fact that you were called out for being ignorant about what a defensive war means. I mean again, the Nazi's declared war on the US, and the US invaded; that is literally a defensive war leading to an invasion. Again; grow up. I grew out of this cringey phase when I was in high school. You can too.
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@Prosper_Dean Also, I like how you pretty much shit all over the millions of lives in South Korea. "LOL I hate murica, so fuck South Korea and their lives; murica is bad so saving their lives was unjustified11!!! MURICA!" Imagine unironically wishing so much ill on another people because of your hate boner. It's kinda gross. Hell, that says nothing for stopping a genocide of Bosnian Muslims or stopping the invasion of Kuwait. Hate those people too, huh? I'm all for calling out bad US action, but your hate boner pretty much spits on the lives the US has saved as well.
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@harshjain3122 When it comes to Afghanistan, China also had a hand in what occurred in the country alongside the US, USSR, and Pakistan.
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@BZY-bu9wr I think you're conveniently forgetting that China was once a river valley civilization which expanded to its modern borders. The Han were definitely quite imperialist.
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@manfunny917 did you just call China "not so intolerant"? Jesus Christ, no. Just no. China is among the most racist "wealthy" countries on the planet, on par with Japan and South Korea. Unfortunately East Asian racism is legendary.
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@nehcooahnait7827 Irredentism is literally official CCP policy, literally "reclaiming Chinese land" whether it be Taiwan, Tibet, or Hong Kong. Especially the South China Sea. But yes, China has not exactly expressed interest in taking Mongolia atm.
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@nehcooahnait7827 Idk why that would matter. Also, I ain't Conservative. How am I wrong anyway?
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@Killzoneguy117 Idk in what world you live in, but the US "Empire" as it were isn't really showing cracks and decline insofar that other powers are just catching up to it. The US' GDP is still growing, its economy is still relatively healthy, its technological advancements still ludicrously high, its connections across the planet unmatched, its military still unmatched, etc. The only real issue for the US is in its social ills, but these are also pretty pale to the likes of China which is considered a "rising" power. But yes, the Mongol Empire is hardly a blip that just disappeared in seconds. In various forms it existed, like in the Yuan Dynasty, for example.
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Uh, most US retaliations has nothing to do with troop deployments from the US. That being said, I don't think Mongolia wants issues with the US to begin with. :o
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@TusharSharma-cy9xo Unlikely. The "world" as it were won't stick their neck out far for a country that is far off their peripheries nor is, unfortunately, not important for the world economy/cultural sphere. Oh, there will be protests and vicious condemnation, but no "response" that would really deter CCP action.
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@mxn1948 Telling someone to be quiet doesn't diminish their freedom of speech, smart one. He can't literally force you to shut up lest you face consequences via state suppression like in China. This is unironically a smooth brain take. As usual for someone who has no idea how free speech functions.
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@safiullah3441 Anyone with a brain can kinda tell that Mongolia has literally no choice but to supplant itself to Russia and China to a point that, unlike the mainlanders and their propaganda imply with US allies, Mongolia is an actual puppet state. They can't act out without severe consequences to their sovereignty. In terms of respect of sovereignty, yes, it is quite bad that Mongolia is reduced to such a state. Not that anyone will do anything about it.
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@mxn1948 Tibet is Chinese because China says so; which is a ludicrous standard. Several Chinese territories were someone else's at one point, and Tibet was independent far longer than it was a part of China. So you can't use "historically Chinese territory". Tibet should choose for itself, without China saying so. That's their right and privilege as people. This is but one of many things that China deserves condemnation for. Inb4 you try to deflect to the US about something or another.
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