Just as China’s got no right to interfere with Tiewan
I agree. Biden administration needs to let Germany make its own decisions. We don’t have to get involved in every single thing going on in the world.
China or U.S. is the same shit with different taste.
Not that I want to equate the two, but Biden should defer from making these statements, the US knows nothing about being in a common market with other competitors who are actively reaping the benefits of Chinese investments, to be fair the wording does look like this was being considered.
And although it has more to do with market forces, but Linde is being lost to the US as we speak for example.
Transatlanticism is the right perspective to have, but only if it’s differentiated and not blind.
Please do interfere because our dumb leaders are screwing our continent. American interventions made sure that NS2 never commissioned which turned out to be a blessing.
Please do interfere, as some people learned nothing about being depended on unreasonable “trade partners”
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Just as China’s got no right to interfere with Tiewan
I agree. Biden administration needs to let Germany make its own decisions. We don’t have to get involved in every single thing going on in the world.
China or U.S. is the same shit with different taste.
Not that I want to equate the two, but Biden should defer from making these statements, the US knows nothing about being in a common market with other competitors who are actively reaping the benefits of Chinese investments, to be fair the wording does look like this was being considered.
And although it has more to do with market forces, but Linde is being lost to the US as we speak for example.
Transatlanticism is the right perspective to have, but only if it’s differentiated and not blind.
Please do interfere because our dumb leaders are screwing our continent. American interventions made sure that NS2 never commissioned which turned out to be a blessing.
Please do interfere, as some people learned nothing about being depended on unreasonable “trade partners”