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Chinese territorial assertiveness: more than Beijing can ultimately handle? : Comments
By Liang Nah, published 6/12/2013China's actions in the South China Sea might eventually lead to the undoing of Beijing’s policy of territorial expansion.
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But there are aspects of both extreme systems that, if cobbled together and subjected to strong control, could provide an answer that would lead to peace.
A strong, no-exceptions, punitive tax system would help to control the insatiable greed which appears to be part of human nature. That could be combined with developing a human mindset that we are all responsible for our brothers and sisters across the world and, if poverty exists, we are all responsible and we must deal with it.
Of course, war needs to be condemned and nations armed to the teeth must be deprived of their weapons and the Corporations that make them, closed down.
Share markets must also be destroyed along with Banks and Billionaires. Being rich must be shown for what it is: a crime against humanity because, in our world today, for every rich person there are thousands of people living in poverty! Where is the justice in that?
Imperialism must be stopped but if humans can be shown another way, it would stop of its own accord.
Imagine if you can a world where peace reigned. It has been dreamed about for 10,000 years but our primitive, barbaric nature has prevailed.
If we don't change ourselves we will soon be extinct.
Is that what you want?
P.S. Instead of knocking me and my suggestions, why don't you think about what I am proposing. It sure beats being vaporized in a nuclear holocaust!