He said/Xi said then.
this post was submitted on 13 Dec 2024
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I'm not advocating violence, but imagine a timeline where Xi actually attends and an assassin went there to fire at trump, then missed and accidentaly shot at Xi and Xi dies. Like imagine the shitshow lol.
A headline will look like "Suspect accused of assassinating President Xi of China, during an attempt to assassinate President trump"
How is the geopolitical diplomacy ever gonna work this out? Is the China tariffs gonna be tougher and make China even more mad and make them try to assasinate a US president? Or is the tariff gonna go away to ease the tensions, but then conservatives might be mad that he didn't go all tough on China.
Why couldn't you have a happy hypothetical where the world is rid of both of those assholes at the same time?
Because its funnier to see what trump does with China. Too tough and risk getting himself killed, too soft and his own base turns on him.
Also because its a hypothetical and I don't live in that timeline.
Inviting him is already too soft for what his base claimed to want. But they'll of ore anything he does
If you get rid of the asshole we elected, you get an asshole we didn't elect. An asshole we didn't even have a voice on.
True, the only positive about trump is he occasionally fucks shit up for his own evil handlers by being flighty