If China felt that Bush was a threat to his own people & the world would you mind occupation by them?
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i'll answer your question without going off on a tangent like some of the other morons who've already answered.  First, i wanna address that idiot "DarkStarInMyAsss":  You're right that your U.S. people have the rights to change/abolish your own government, and not the Yellows, but did you consider what YOUR U.S. People have been doing around the world? WHO made you guys THE BOSS of all other countries.  So basically, DarkStarInMyASSS, you're a frickin' HYPOCRITE who's literally confused in life.  Here's a dime, now go and contribute to help pay off your U.S.'s $6 Trillion debt to foreign countries (the majority of which idiots like you owe to China).\n\nNow, to answer the REAL question:  Would i mind if China invaded and occupy the U.S. ?  NO !!!  Maybe it's time for this country to have a taste of its own medicine, and see what it's like to be invaded by a foreign power.  But you know what?  If the invading country happens to be China, they're not going to do it through animalistic and barbarric brute force and strength like the so called "nice and benevolent" U.S. did to the Middle East (what a crock of BULL !!!), because China is a better country and people than the cocky U.S. people.  Instead, China will economically and peacefully buy up all the major businesses and corporations here, and will control everything financially, and I think that's the better way to do things rather than bombing people.  And the U.S. should get ready for a wake-up call too because it WILL happen pretty soon.  You can see it already:  Chinese, as a language, will be the global language in the upcomming century, and English will take second place.  There are just too many Chinese running the world right now.  Oh well, too bad.  Learn to live with it.
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China but not because of military reasons but they will soon control the entire world and I'm not sure where we will stand in it anymore, if we will be standing at all.\n\nThis is possibly the last chance we have to get our own economic machine running again but I believe we are on the verge of digging our own graves.
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Kick the Chinese collective assses! (according to Bush)
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No.  China is great at defending itself, but that is about it.  There is no reason to invade the Chinese mainland, so don't expect a war any time soon.
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The word "strong" is relative.  I fear most that China will align with North Korea on any action that that the U. S. might take.  China seems to be irrational, and I agree with you, scary.
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I think NO.  Let's reverse the question, should China take over the world. I think NOT.  The question is realy, should we impose our values and culture on other people.  Look at Iraq, which we supposedly attacked to support "democratic" reform.  It's been a botched job, from the get go.  Now lets take what has been a 3 year process, 280 billion spent, thousands dead and wounded( and I am not talking just US personell) and Iraq is only twice the size of Idaho.\n\nNow extend that a million times and ask the question again.
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Just because they CAN destroy the world doesn't mean they WILL destroy the world. Let's say God came down upon you and said he would destroy the world at your command? Would you do it? NO.\n\nOkay back to the question. I think America's belief in every person is created equal and should have equal opportunities for happiness, etc, etc is going to lead to it's downfall. Have you noticed America is importing more and more thing from places such as INDIA AND CHINA? Ya know how you always see everything marked: "Made in China" Places with rising economies that pays it's workers like five cents an hour for factory work. In America the minimum wage in most states is about five DOLLARS an hour. And has anyone noticed the national dept lately? Do you think we're ever going to be able to pay it off while policing the world? To make a long story short: Eventually China is going to take over the title of world superpower.
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I don't know if this is so absurd...\n\nI doubt China will 'occupy' Mexico, but China is improving its relations with Central America, particularly the leftist countries there. The Presidential candidate running against Fox is far to the left of Fox, and I have no idea how close a friendship he might like to have with China.\n\nYes, we'd care.  Send troops?  Um, if Mexico were ATTACKED, yeah, probably. But what if Mexico just invited them?
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Hu nor China is Bush's friend.China is likely to make it difficult for the rest of the world to use peaceful sanctions against Iran by buying oil that no one else will.\nThere are also the many human rights violations.
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what is the question?\n\ni agree that you love your country.  \n\nI think Bush has better things to do then harass the little people in other countries... he can do that in his own country
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Bush has said the US will defend Taiwan.  The problem is, there are so many Chinese in mainland China ... they would overwhelm us in a conventional war.
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Yes!!Take a closer look!! Through economics or politics, the U.S.already controls the world.Anyone who speaks out against them( Bush Administration)-France,Iraq,Iran,Venezuela-face invasion or some other form of retaliation. China is being courted,Cuba is being paid,Mexico has the illegal immigrant thing going on and there is no balance of power left. It would take the other countries banding together to stop this and they are kept distracted with internal turmoil or an unwillingness to put aside their long standing differences.What was your question again??Peace.
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Bush ... thinks he is the ruler of the world\n\nBut I think ... the Chinese will ... in some years ...
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I think our relationship with China is on even keel....but bordering on adversarial unfortunately.\n\nTheir military build up is on going and for what?  Who are they getting ready to fight?  Probably no one....but we are in debt to the Chinese in the billions of dollars.  Eventually we will have to concede that they are on our tier of dominance.\n\nI agree with a previous poster's analysis in that they will be the superpower on one....it may not be real soon, but it will be one day.\n\nThis is the thing.  Small thing.  All they have do is....drumroll please.........convert to some form of democracy.  That's all.  Nothing major.  They can do that in a few weeks.  \n\nSeriously.....Communism does not work.  And look at what America is trying to do.  Bush was over there wanting China is ease up on religious tolerance....along with a few other things.  But see....we don't really want them to have a democratic system....we want them to have widespread, capitalistic tendency.....democracy-styled freedoms.  There is a massive difference.\n\nWe don't want a mega copy of us.....we are Miller, or Budweiser.  We want them to be Zima.
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The Chinese army depends on your walmart dollars. We buy their stuff and they build missiles aimed at us.
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The families and relatives of the terrorists would have been slaughtered in horrible raids, and many innocents would have been killed as collateral damage. No one would have questioned China's motives or tactics because, after all, freedom of speech is not a right of the people there. And Chinese leaders do not tolerate criticism too well. \n\nChina may have also seized the opportunity to topple Saddam and seized the oil fields. Their economy is starving for energy. Here is Saddam, there is the oil ... all we need is a bit of an excuse and there he goes and here we go. Michael Moore and others project this motive on the US for going into Iraq. If we really went in there to seize the oil, why can't we get any? Oil prices have surged in the last couple of years, primarily due to China's growing appetite for energy.\n\nI'm not sure China could have taken out Saddam on their own. So maybe that is the only reason they opposed the US for doing it. They wanted the oil for themselves.
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China's past is certainly not reassuring.\n\nAside from becoming an economic powerhouse and their increased  military spending, their population figures alone make it unlikely that any one nation could resist China's imposition of it's will. \n\nI remember, during the Vietnam War, it being calculated that China could supply the North Vietnamese with an uninterrupted fighting force.  I don't think a "carry a big stick" attitude will work in this scenario. \n\nYes, we should be wary of China's military potential, and we need to elect leaders prepared to deal with the changing world with a mindset focused on cooperation and diplomacy rather than go it alone and shoot from the hip.