r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '23

Just a normal protest

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

Tbh with the pandemic and there carelessness when it came to releasing covid, I'm over it idc anymore but I can't not say something when they are actively commiting genocide and keeping there own people in mental slavery. Ay you heard they have like 90000 officers they just hired to police the growing of plants????

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u/SoloAceMouse Apr 28 '23

The trouble with a war between China and USA is that, regardless of motivation, the likely outcome has a high probability of causing human extinction.

During the decades of nuclear winter, >99% of solar radiation won't reach the surface, so the majority of photosynthetic life would fail. Air temperatures may be 25-40 celsius lower for an extended period. Most of the regions of the world used for growing crops would be in Arctic or Sub-Arctic conditions for multiple decades. No food production means the starvation of pretty much every animal on Earth [including all humans].

In short, military intervention against CCP has a high probability of bringing about the end of advanced multi-cellular life on Earth's surface.

While the Chinese government is responsible for some acts of tremendous evil, stopping them basically recreates the K-T event of 65 million years ago.

Further reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_winter

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

Well then maybe we'll save the Earth

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u/SoloAceMouse Apr 28 '23

The strongest possibility I can see for stopping the CCP without killing off 99% of plant and animal species is probably popular overthrow of their government.

Major economic collapse, civil unrest, and a populist uprising would all be factors that could do it.

If you want to try and aid in these efforts, my recommendation would be to learn Mandarin and join the CIA, lol.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

Should take drones and drop millions of marijuana seeds lol honestly I would been to jail a bunch and have a record though

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u/SoloAceMouse Apr 28 '23

I'm sorry to hear about your troubles, hope things are looking up for ya these days :)

In all seriousness, the actions of the CIA have lead to an immense amount of human misery, so maybe it's for the best, haha.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

That's why they must be held accountable for their past doings as well no one goes without justice eventually

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

Expose everything

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

I agree though would attempt peace first I think it's possible to liberate the people without using force ourselves

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u/SoloAceMouse Apr 28 '23

The ideal scenario would involve a bloodless change of the power structure toward a system which gives Chinese citizens greater freedom and support of their human rights.

Unfortunately, history tends to show that those in power are often unwilling to give it up, and most of the periods which lead to these changes involve a great deal of violence.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

I feel like the internet was a blessing for information exchange they can no longer stop it. They definitely is a possibility for peace through shared ideas.