Comments by "Hiyuke La Vie" (@hiyukelavie2396) on "Binkov's Battlegrounds" channel.

So many triggered China haters in the comment section Pass the popcorn
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The comment section is the best part of this video So much tears lol
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Lol at all the Indians in the comment section "r U s S i A n S a R e O u R b R o T h E r S !" LMAO
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I find it strange how some people in the comment section keep yelling about how China's military has no experience and has never fought a war People forget that China and the US have ALREADY fought a war more than 60 years ago The best the US and its Nato allies could do, against the Chinese who were a) armed with Soviet hand me downs and b) devoid of any support from air or sea, was a stalemate
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China haters: "China is a 3rd word country!" Also China haters: "c H i N a I z T h R e A t 2 d A w O r L d!" This never ceases to amuse me
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Indians keep telling me that Russia is their "iron brother" and that India and Russia are allies Then why isn't India doing more to help? Why isn't India getting involved? Isn't that what a brother/ally is supposed to do? But I guess India is only a brother/ally when it benefits India
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I love how western media keeps at constant spotlight on the few thousand Russians who protested, while pretending that hundreds of thousands of Russians who support their government don't exist Western propaganda at its finest LMAO
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Ok, let's assume the best case scenario for US forces The US navy completely destroys China's navy, and the US air force wipes out China's air force China tries to retaliate with ballistic missiles but those all get intercepted at a 100% rate US submarines and carrier groups bomb the entire Chinese seaboard with impunity and wipes out all Chinese military bases and factories For all practical purposes, the US can now land troops unopposed anywhere they want on China's coast They do that, and bulldoze their way to Beijing in short order And they miraculously manage to do all this while sustaining almost negligible loses of their own In short, the war goes swimmingly well for the US But now what? So the US has occupied the entire coast and also Beijing What next? Pop some champagne and receive China's surrender? Unfortunately, they won't surrender. To them, the war has only just begun See, even if in the best case scenario where everything goes right for the US, it's not going to lead to an end to the war It'll simply lead to dragged out conflict spanning decades, with the US trying to hold on to the coast while China simply retreats to its interior and launch opportunistic counter attacks, while conducting guerilla warfare against the invaders on their own home ground In short, it's going to lead to another Vietnam or Afghanistan type conflict, except on a MUCH, MUCH bigger scale I mean, Afghanistan is a fraction of China's size, and at its peak the US had about 110,000 soldiers there. In order to maintain their hold on China's coast and surrounding areas, the US would need to pour in considerably more personnel than that The US could try to brainwash the Chinese people in areas it conquered and install a puppet regime supportive of the US, but that's more of less exactly what the did in Afghanistan with the Taliban There's just no way the US can capture China As discussed, even if the war went perfectly for the US in the early years, it's not going to lead to a quick end of the war, it'll simply be the beginning of a decades long conflict, and it'll be suicidal for the US to pour in ground troops trying to hold territory that it captured And this is all assuming the best case scenario for the US In a worst case scenario, where China's missiles destroys entire carrier groups encroaching its shores, the war is going to be even more painful for the US. It's safe to say that the US president who orders US carriers into Chinese waters only to be sunk by missiles is not going to survive the next election Both sides know that there is no way the US can win a war against China. A war between the two is going to be a very painful one for both sides involved, and China has a much higher pain tolerance. It's the reason why Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi could look US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken in the eye and say the US is not qualified to speak from a position of strength
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Did you also hear that due to lack of fuel Russians are powering their tanks with concealed human hamster wheels? Source: trust me bro
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It's what his audience wants, he's just giving it to them, can't blame a man for cashing in on those sweet YT monetisation revenue
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@hailene6093 Point being made is the US with its Nato allies in tow couldn't beat the PLA even back when they were poorly equipped and with zero support from air and sea It's probably one reason why the Korean war is sometimes known as the forgotten war in the US
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@hailene6093 Wow, so much to correct here The CPC did not receive supplies from Germany or the USA, the KMT did, and it was during WWII, not the Korean war The CPC did receive supplies from the Soviet Union during the Korean war, but it was mostly obsolete small arms, and not the heavy weapons which they needed Most countries have not fought in conflicts in recent years because most countries aren't a warmonger like the US. What most countries do however, is they contribute troops to UN peacekeeping missions, and China has consistently been one of the most prolific contributors The point you're missing here is China fought with a much greater disadvantage during the Korean war, and all the US and its Nato allies could manage was a draw
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And the US would be 20 or 30 years behind if they didn't steal all the technology from Nazi Germany What's your point?
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@MovieGuy808 Yes
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@nelsoncheng2674 Correct I find it interesting how the Indian government has to rely on English to communicate with its states because most of them don't even speak the same language
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@oleggello LMAO so you don't have any source?
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@oleggello LMAO Learn the meaning of the word hope And I'm still waiting for the link about Russia's "3 day special operation"
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@freeinplay86 "so CCP should be eliminated as soon as possible. Because CCP making the world hate not only Chinese but Asians" Interesting. Two things 1) I can guarantee you that America is the more hated country worldwide 2) Assuming that you are right, the world hates the Chinese government - why do you think that is? Do you think the hate is justified?
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@TheMatti36 Again, several thousand versus a population of 145 million You are actually proving my point
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Soldiers: warmongering noises Mountain: lol
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@kevinw4267 How do you know he doesn't speak English? Have you heard him speak?
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Many people in SEA countries hate China People in countries like Philippines or Vietnam or Indonesia, they'd love to see China getting beaten by the US They might not want to get involved themselves, but they're more than happy if the US starts a war against China Don't ask me why though, I have no idea. They hate China, they just do. Might be a racism thing
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They didn't call it a great leap forward though. To them it's the second five year plan The great leap forward is a name used by the west to mock them
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@PersonalityMalfunction Again, that wasn't what they called it As I said, what you call the great leap forward is the second five year plan to them. This is easily verifiable on Wikipedia If you're going to claim that it's referred to as great leap forward by Mao Zedong, you're going to have to provide sources to back that up
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@PersonalityMalfunction Why isn't the origin of the term important? It's literally what we are talking about here Again, you typed a lot, but have not provided a single source to back up your claims No, Encyclopedia Britannica does not contain any mention of the origin of the term You could try to link the interview supposedly published by Tsin Hua news agency This should be a simple task, yes? Fact of the matter is, what you call the great leap forward is actually known as the second five year plan by the Chinese The great leap forward is an obscure term that has been seized upon by people like you to mock them
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@Saleemsan Wikileaks revealed that there was no Tiananmen massacre though Maybe that's why the US government hates Julian Assange so much LMAO
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@Saleemsan Honestly, "Tiananmen massacre" will go down in history as the biggest and most successful propaganda hoax of the 20th century lol It's an amazing feat, really. I honestly almost admire it, if not for how sinister it is
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When did Putin say that it was going to be a fast and easy war?
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@oleggello I'll be glad to Can you provide me a link that shows Putin saying that it was going to be a fast and easy war?
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@oleggello Again, could you provide a source for that? I find it funny how sheeps always default to "Google it yourself" when you try to fact check them lol
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@ShuCarolina What's wrong with writing in Chinese?
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@ShuCarolina Earlier on you suggested to someone else that he should respond in English instead of Chinese Again, I repeat my question, what's wrong with writing in Chinese?
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@ShuCarolina Why do you find it so difficult to answer a question? It's a very simple question What's wrong with writing in Chinese? I mean, if you don't think there's anything wrong with writing in Chinese, couldn't you just answer the question that way? Why are you being so defensive? And no, I don't have to try and portray anything about you Your reaction thus far is doing a far better job than I ever could in that regard
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@ShuCarolina "I already said I did not say writing in Chinese is anything wrong" Uhm, I didn't say you did? Learn to read please I asked you what's wrong with writing in Chinese Again, it's a very simple question to answer, but for some reason you keep struggling
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@ShuCarolina "Again I answered all your questions swiftly and clearly" LMAO no you didn't
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@ShuCarolina LMAO what battle? All I did was ask you a very simple question, which you struggled to answer Stop embarrassing yourself
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@TheFenderBass1 We are witnessing a constant bombardment of "reports" by western media new outlets that exaggerates the unpopularity of Russian leadership While surreptitiously ignoring that there are far more Russians who support and are willing to defend their government It's all part of a psy-war effort to portray Russia negatively, to whip up and rally anti Russia sentiments If you know you know
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@TheFenderBass1 For example, Putin's approval rating was in the 60's before conflict with Ukraine broke out It has since skyrocketed to the 80's Does the western media report this? Of course not, Putin must not be depicted as strong LMAO
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You got it the other way around The fact that countries like Russia and China can overwhelm US missile defenses with hypersonic missiles ensures that the US will have to think twice before starting anything with them
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@宋教仁-b4i I think he's actually making fun of Americans FICO score is something that's used to calculate credit score in America
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@yopyop3241 "Under the modern, global consensus, sovereignty comes out of a peoples free expression of their universal natural right of self determination" Interesting So do you also support the people of Donetsk and Lugansk wanting to be part of Russia?
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@yopyop3241 Oh So if the people of Taiwan don't want to be part of China, it's their inalienable right to do so But if the people of Donetsk and Lugansk want to be part of Ukraine, then obviously the problem is with the polls LMAO Ok
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@yopyop3241 Lol, of course, of course Lmao
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