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  • @NobodyEnglish
    13•2 years ago

    The sanctions on Russia are deserved. Trying to apply those same sanctions to China would be incredibly difficult, especially because Europe wouldn’t back them.

    Of course, if the US went to war because China attacked an ally, and they were invited to defend against an invasion, that changes the calculation. The aggressor bears the brunt of international sanctions.

    • @ghariksforgeEnglish
      10•2 years ago

      Where were sanctions when American thugs raged 20 years of war in the Middle East?

      • @FezzEnglish
        12•2 years ago

        I guess you would have to ask China and other superpowers.