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I do think they're naturally "higher IQ" than some other groups, but I don't that matters as much in the face of their autistic governing style and totalitarian regime that sees everything as an "insult to the chinese peoplerrrrrrr."
1. You may laugh at it all you want, but in the end such attitudes make them more likely to survive than the current attitude we have in the West.
2. As for the Chinese government, in China, “a person with Barack Obama’s pre-presidential professional experience would not even be the manager of a small county in
China’s system.”
From what I can gather, the Chinese system operate with a mixture of nepostism and meritocracy.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/daniel-a-b...80502.html
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2...121790?o=0
At any rate, it gets things done.
Quote: (05-02-2014 09:49 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:
I won't get into the fine analysis that Samseau has posted above, but I'll just add one reason for believing in China over USA: China is good at decision-making.
The USA has never been in such a political paralysis before, with a record number of filibusters and complete disunity where everyone is just interested in stuffing their pockets (to a lesser or bigger degree).
Meanwhile, the Chinese government efficiently passes whatever measures it needs. Fiscal stimulus? Done in a few days. Direct and indirect subsidies for green energy industry? Established before you can blink. Deciding to develop a 5th generation fighter? Project created. Build an important dam, railroad or airport? No decades wasted on permits, ecological studies, protests and lobbies.
Sure, China might be polluted and its officials prone to corruption, but it gets shit done. It's one of the rare points of light in being a ruthless communist dictatorship. Its decisions might be saddled with corruption, but it's better than having to wait 5-10 years for each decision to be made at all (just look at Obamacare - you might like or not like it, but it took almost a decade to be passed - how efficient is that?).
Unless almost all decisions made by China turn out to be suicidal and almost all decisions made by the USA turn out to be masterstrokes, I can't see the USA coming out on top unless serious changes are made in its governance. And I can't see such changes anywhere on the horizon either.
3. As for pollution, the Chinese government is switching to
cleaner energy and encouraging
mass bike-sharing scheme. Other countries have done this, but the Chinese have a rare ability to do it in mass-scale.
My impression is that they have a decisive, practical leadership that can do what needs to be done.
4. Talks of China being ethnically replaced or globalized seem baseless to me.
The Chinese people like the Jews because they want to rule like the Jews, not to be ruled by the Jews.
The educational policy of the Chinese government is precisely the very antithesis of globalistic education - it is called patriotic education. It drills into the mind of impressional youngsters the concept of "national humiliation", referring to the two recent centuries when China was assaulted and humiliated by the West, and Japan. As a result, the Chinese people are extremely jingoistic and xenophobic.
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http://thediplomat.com/2014/11/a-glimpse...tionalism/
These extreme protests and general anti-Japan sentiment have been linked to China’s education system. In the wake of the 1989 student-led Tiananmen Square uprising, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) launched its “Patriotic Education Campaign.” It shifted from emphasis on the triumphs of socialism and class struggle, to focusing attention on the atrocities inflicted by foreign enemies during the “Century of Humiliation” spanning from the 1839 Opium War through the particularly bloody Japanese invasion of WWII. The 2012 protests suggested Chinese leaders had perhaps too successfully molded their citizens into rabid nationalists, which could potentially force their hand in escalating to war.
To the male human being, humiliation is worst, most unendurable feelings. Hence the feeling of humiliation has tremendous driving/motivational force. Which made Chinese men much more nationalistic than women. But the women are also far more patriotic than their Western counterparts. The teen girls have the slogan: "No idols before country".
America 100 years ago was racist as fuck, but the common people were hardly as united as the Chinese are in the face of foreign element.
Our Local Chinese expats have a good idea of what this solidarity is like:
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*BIG WARNING* Do not fight in China. I am placing this at the top of the list without a number for a huge reason. Fighting in China, while not a big deal like it is in much of the West, is not something a "laowai" can participate in. Unless you are ethnically Chinese, never attempt to fight someone in China. What happens is what China expats call "Getting Surrounded". Chinese are extremely xenophobic and hateful of laowai. If you fight with one, you will QUICKLY get surrounded by Chinese people, looking to join in kicking your ass. Chinese are nosy, and never help strangers, unless it is a laowai vs. another Chinese brother. If you are lucky he will shout a bunch of SB (sha bi which means Stupid cunt) nonsense, and maybe a policeman can break it up and no one gets into trouble. Do not think you can fight 100 small Chinese people either. Even if you can, you are still going to jail unfairly, visa revoked or sent back to your country. Maybe even both.
This is the most dangerous of probably all situations that are possible in China. There are 2 kinds of laowai in China. The ones that have been surrounded and the ones going to be surrounded. Don't hard bump, trip, or push a line cutter or other person while walking around. If you bump into someone say "dui bu qi" (means sorry) or something to that effect.
The problem is that most Chinese there feel as if the government treats laowai like kings, and let us get away with all kinds of shit. (Simply not true) They know that they are not supposed to touch us, or else get into a lot of trouble, but the reality is that, some of them feel pissed off enough to fight back at us, as if we are some great enemy. Expect to be called white devil, black devil, etc. by SB Chinese at some point (in mandarin of course) If they verbally attack you in English, you might laugh at their terrible English, but avoid doing that. They say dumb shit like "This is CHINA!" "5000 years of civilization yada yada stuff...". The best advice simply put is "AVOID ALL FORMS OF CONFLICT AT ALL COSTS!" Also never escalate anything. They may escalate stuff, to "save face", but be the bigger man and tone it down, move on. You have nothing to prove to them! So act like it and keep it moving.
... NEVER WHITE KNIGHT in China. Other Chinese men and women, won't help, so do not look at them to assist. Police sometimes break it up, but not often, it depends. Get out of the way and mind your own fucking business before he comes after you, causing you to get, YEP! SURROUNDED!!! "
In 2012, there were mass-scale anti-Japan protests all-over China. Have Americans ever protested on this scale concerning national interests?
https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2012/0...na/100370/
Most recently, in the event of the installation of THAAD in South Korea, the Chinese people rose up in mass to protest and boycott South Korean products.
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/996723.shtml
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The hashtag "No idols before country" on Chinese social media Sina Weibo has been viewed more than 15 million times as of press time, with many saying they had un-followed the South Korean entertainers' Weibo accounts.
"Farewell, Big Bang, fried chicken, cosmetics made in South Korea, I love my country and there's no way I will contribute to the GDP of South Korea so that the country could buy weapons and use it against China," Sina Weibo user "Emily-Chun" wrote on Friday.
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http://www.tnp.sg/news/world/chinese-fan...sile-issue
Others posted emotional messages like "Farewell my oppas (Korean for big brothers), farewell (Korean variety show) Running Man and Lee Kwang Soo", "I think I cannot love you any more BigBang", and "G-Dragon, T.O.P, let's split up for a while".
Imagine Canada installs a Missile Defense System in the border with America, and American Justine Bieber fangirls unfollow him... in mass!
The force of Chinese is not only whipped up by the Chinese government, and not controlled by it. Chinese popular cultures express this nationalism aggressively. I've read tons of Chinese Internet Novels/Online Literature (chinese people like reading and writing novels, there is a huge, huge market for this in China, they probably have more writers than all the world combined). They are filled with nationalistic spirit. There are numerous popular novel in which a chinese protagonists go back in time, innovate the country, invade and assimilate other countries, genocide the Japanese, and enslave white people.
http://scienceinfo.net/tech/online-ficti...force.html
An excerpt from an web novel I read recently, which express a by no mean isolated sentiment:
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"In the middle of the nineteenth century, many people in the Lingnan province were used by Americans to build the western railways, and on cliffs where there were no firm foundation. In the unusually cold and snowy climate, one meter under the ground, who know how many Chinese workers bones were buried.
From the end of the eighteenth century to the beginning of the nineteenth century, the British colonial expansion in Malaysia, they used "go to Nanyang to dig Black Gold" as bait for Chinese workers and cheated them to Malaysia - an exploitation of their labor force. Chinese workers worked for the price of one hundred yuan paid for three year of debt slavery. The average death rate in Malaysian laborers is 50 percent, that is, of two people one would die.
In the twenty-first century, Lu Bu in the net looked at the historical data, inadvertently, saw the tragic experience of these laborers, then secretly swore, in the day the country becomes strong, he would sell those whites as slaves.
There exists a certain strain of white-antipathy in China, especially among the young males, and it's not only for historical reason, however right or wrong their impression of the West is. You can easily examples of such sentiment on the net. From the same novel above:
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"Looking over the world, almost all of the white people are smoking the blood of the Chinese people, the Chinese people work more than a dozen hours a day, and take one-tenth of the salary of those foreigners. Foreign trade and export prices are very cheap, the most annoying is a lot of Chinese people have their own goods exported to foreign countries and then sold back to the Chinese people, the price turned several times more expensive than sold to the white.
And those white people are getting ten times the salary of the Chinese people, working only a few hours a day, even in the outbreak of the financial crisis of the Greeks, they work only three days a week, only three hours a day. A week of their working hours can not even match to a Chinese day work. They enjoy the high welfare, coffee, sunlight, spring work, summer break, autumn strike, winter festivals, one year of their working is still less than what the Chinese people do in a month, they live so easy and comfortable, with what, with the globalization of the Chinese people working as their cattle and horse to produce cheap foreign trade goods."
That is a bit of a tangent, but the point to be made is, the government may have started and amplified the nationalism thing, but it get out of their hand fast. Now the common people themselves, as a cultural force, are in charge of this tremendous force of nationalism.
Quintus Curtius wrote an ROK article on China which said there is no social glue in modern China. He is wrong. Nationalism is that glue.
China is also aggressively recruiting male teachers to make boys men:
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/07/world...s-men.html
"The history class began with a lesson on being manly."
5. The Chinese love the Jews, yes. But Chinese netizens also love Trumps. They even call him the God Emperor like we do over here:
http://thediplomat.com/2017/03/why-do-ch...ald-trump/
The Chinese also have no antipathy for Hitler. They love strong, cunning leaders who fight for their country's interests. That's why they love the Jews, Trump and even Hitler.
http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-arts-and...t-dictator
In China, the Chinese equivalence of the manosphere would be the majority.
6. The Chinese are a pragmatic people. And currently they are more pragmatic than they have ever been, inspired by Deng Xiaoping's motto "It doesn't matter whether the cat is black or white, as long as it catches mice". Young people don't need things like democracy in so far as their country is strong. Their preference for a political system is not based on moral imperative (the 'we must have democracy because it is right' sort of thinking), but on whether it's good and suitable for their country, whether it will lead their country ahead.
https://www.theatlantic.com/china/archiv...cy/277885/
7. As Enigma said, Shanghai is not representative of China. Not its high PISA-score, and also not its semi-cosmopolitanism or its birth-rate, or its attitude towards natalism. China won't get old before it get rich, because when the government decides that they need more population and lifts the ban on child-birth, a lot of people in the countryside will be ready to have a baby boom.
http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-as...since-2000
8. The Chinese language is unique and has an enormous tradition and history and culture underlying it. When you live in China and speak the Chinese language, you will become more or less 'sinicized', oriented to think 'the Chinese way'. Mao could not destroy the languages,so he could not in the end really succeed in destroying Chinese culture.
The Chinese people have been the greatest assimilator in history. Every race that conquered them were assimilated by them, drown in their sea of people. They have have also actively conquered and assimilated myriads of tribes and races, that is how they got so big and populous. And that is also how they have an uninterrupted civilization. The perseverance or sturdiness of their racial substance is top-class, on par with the Jews.
9. About the clannish tradition being undermined in China, it is not necessarily a bad thing in so far as they replace it with nationalism and not individualism. In history, the clans have been a factors or unrest and divisions. Many a time people put their clan's interest above that of the kingdom, the people, and thus led to China being split or conquered by other races. The current China, as I see it, is more unified and nationalistic than ever before. Local dialects are also gradually being replaced by Mandarin.
10. China is having a lot of problems. Tremendous problems, in fact. But they also have massive potential. China's core strength is its large, ultra-nationalistic, high IQ, cunning, driven, hard-working and ruthlessly pragmatic population. Almost every flaws would be rendered minor in the face of this strength, and almost every major problems can be overcome with this force.
The white race is not inferior to the Chinese race in terms of individuals. What they don't have is such a massive population that is united by racial bond, long tradition and nationalism. Hence they are much in risk of being minoritized and outbred than the Chinese is.
The quantity of their 130+ IQ human resources surpass that of any other country. Their massive population also ensure that the competitive pressure is always high, which makes them less likely to end up being pussies.
China may not get to the top within 30 years. But they can do so in 50 years, or 100 years. No matter how long it takes, with its potential, the Chinese people can firmly advance to the top. If there is one race that can counter the Zionistic Globalizing force of the Jews, it would be the Chinese race.