Why the US China Relationship is Failing

The US and China relationship is quickly declining every day. We are moving towards a complete collapse and there doesn't seem any way to fix it. Can US politicians stop blaming China for every problem and focus on making America better? It's a big ask, but this is where we are

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[ars]

Blame the economy on China
Blame the crisis on Russia
Blame the addictions on Mexico
Blame terrorism on Islam
The bipartisan irresponsibility is unbelievable

[jdc]

So true, instead of solving our problems, they blame others . This is not going to correct the wrongs we have in running the country.

[zabadackakaHansCoche]

The Left wing and Right wing belongs to the same bird.

[jus]

it is convenient to blame on others rather than accepting their own incompetence

[austinjt]

The funny is...

China never said a thing about America in their country.

Like ZERO things.

I guess, China is bigger person after all. They don't argue with little kids.

[SundayTraderr]

Creating a scape goat for all American problems is the easiest way for politicians to win back support from the public and retain what little power they still have.

[Vassi_Drakonov]

Western media 24/7: "China China China! China China China China China!"

Me: 🙄 Turns off TV

[lawrencestoke]

The biggest problem in America is the people. Extremely ignorant of how the world is. Ignorance is VERY dangerous and politicians will always take advantage

[jinoz]

When you look how they treated Singaporean Tik Tok CEO, you know america is doomed

[jeffreyjahja]

That was Indonesia in the 60s-90s, to the point that even it considered the Chinese language and Chinese New Year threats to the country. Guess what, Chinese language became one of the most foreign languages taught in Indonesian schools today and Chinese New Year became a public holiday! The country that it once called an adversary is building the first high speed rail in the country, the first in Southeast Asia!

[PabloGonzalez-ufqf]

The young will die. Because the elderly ruined our future.

[bluephoenix]

How can the defense industry and lobbyists for the defense industry make any money if there is no war?

[eliasestrada]

Before all the problems were because Russia now is China and tomorrow will be the Vatican 😂😂😂

[priscillaferguson]

Whether the U.S. decouples with China or not, China will continue to thrive and move forward with their BRI and BRICS. The Chinese people are resilient and strong as this isn’t the first adversity they’ve been faced with. Exports will continue to grow into the Middle East, the African Nation, Southeast Asia, South America, and the Caribbean Islands. China will be just fine 😊.

[kevinjones]

If only the US government took heed of the excellent insights shared by Cyrus. Sadly, they won't and its too late.

[vernon]

Why get better when you can make others worse? - America’s logic

[annanntz]

Only if half of the America political elites have same thought as you, then the dialogue and engagement with Chinese side is possible.

[kokwahcheah]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR BEING SO VERY HONEST, CYRUS! TAKE CARE. THEY MIGHT LOCK YOU UP LIKE ASSANGE FOR REVEALING THE TRUTH! 🙏🙏😘😘

[priscillaferguson]

Oh, didn’t you know that when the U.S. suffers from another drought this summer and complaints of water shortages they will blame China for that too 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫🤦🏻‍♀️, along with the continuing rise in food costs 🥺

[iamtewaydavid]

China does not start wars. It builds desperately needed globe trade infrastructure for developing countries. Aussies got screwed.