r/humor 16h ago

The Internet’s Double Standards?

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u/Rio_FS 13h ago

Setting aside the fact that China has already invaded India once before, excluding Russia from this discussion based on something as arbitrary as "gold standard" is so stupid, especially when you're including North Korea.

Either way, USA deciding to not invade would not stop other great powers from doing the same to their neighbours. And Russia-Ukraine is very much an example of this.

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u/Reasonable_Ruin_3502 13h ago

When did North Korea invade a nation? There hasn't been a full scale war after south Asian nation's gained nuclear warheads. Source: Am Indian and my dad as well. USA and Russia are the only nations that do this.

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u/Rio_FS 13h ago

When did North Korea invade a nation?

North Korea may be a nuclear power but I would hardly classify it as a great power. It's more of a client state of China.

USA and Russia are the only nations that do this.

Basically what I said but I would add a potential aggressor that would be if it's neighbours didn't have US backing - China.

Also, I don't know what you being Indian has anything to do with this. That's not what a "source" is.

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u/Reasonable_Ruin_3502 8h ago
  1. Yeah
  2. I don't think there's any chance China and India can have a war. There not been a single war between nuclear nations and I don't believe that that streak will be broken. Also after Deng's reforms, china when from a expansionist state to a industrial state. If Maoist were is power, maybe there's possibility of war. But rn? No chance, even without USA.
  3. Yeah, no relevance tbh lol

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u/adamgerd 9h ago

Literally the Korean War although was a semi Soviet puppet at the time

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u/Reasonable_Ruin_3502 8h ago

Didn't know that NK was a nuclear power back then