US President Biden defends calling Chinese leader Xi Jinping a ‘dictator’

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US President Joe Biden said on June 22, 2022, that he did not think his comments referring to Chinese President Xi Jinping as a dictator had undermined or complicated Washington’s relationship with Beijing. Days earlier, Biden described Xi as being out of the loop regarding an incident involving what Washington said was a “Chinese spy balloon” drifting over US territory. Chinese officials called Biden’s initial statement a “provocation” and have lodged complaints with the US government.

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[zevil]

China isnt even taking this seriously anymore. Just annoyed, like how youre annoyed with a senior neighbor who screams at 7AM.

[epicsuper]

Every time I hear an American lecturing others on things like "human rights" or "Freedom of speech", its akin to listening to Charlie Manson giving a lecture on Morality

[nutcracker]

And people everywhere are also defending themselves calling Joe a clown.

[TL-fesi]

What's the point of sending Blinken to talk and then blow it up in the next 24 hours...

[donatwu]

Watching him defending himself with such a feeble tone, he was not very solid inside although he still struggled to maintain his face. He must have been under heaps of criticisms from his government domestically. Poor old man who has already gone past his use-by-date for this job. Pathetic!

[jaymarx]

Why 70+ old are allowed to run a country, I don't even trust my grandpa using social media...

[antihypocrisy]

Senile people cannot control their words.

[wumaobot]

I'm surprised that biden still remembers what he said before, it usually only takes him 3 seconds to forget what he just said. People don't give him the nickname "Amnesia Joe" for nothing.

[jieliu]

China has a history of thousands of years, and the rulers during the strongest period were all dictators. In fact, when the rulers are not dictators, it is often the beginning of China's transition from prosperity to decline, division, and internal strife. In China, as long as the power of a dictator is granted by the people and the system, it is legal, and the more concentrated the power, the better. As long as a dictator represents the interests of all the people and the entire country.

[DanielLee-sfds]

He has no idea what he is saying. He can’t even figure out whether he’s talking about India or China

[schivver]

When people say that the US is a beacon of democracy then you see their president which is the chosen among 300+ mil people 😂

[JonyC]

He is really the best US president ever able to destroy his country all by himself.

[Kitxne]

A dictator who doesn't bomb or invade other countries. 😂

[tegdub]

He already has someone telling him in his ear what to say. Imagine being one of the most powerful person on earth and you are just a puppet 🤦🏻‍♂️

[polingchen]

A nation so addicted to war should not lecture anyone on human right instead should pay for all the damage it causes and troubles it causes

[jonast]

Looking at the Social and Economic success of China, a few more Dictators with Chinese Characteristic in the world would be helpful.

[renemartin]

The native Tribes knew already 400 years ago "The White man speaks with forked tongue".

[david-bdtd]

Usually, When a person loses a cause and looks timid infriont of his opponent, he'd resort to name calling that's how loser behaves ...

[edmondakong]

The old man is being fed the answers through his ear phone. Pathetic

[wilsonng]

Defend all he like but insulting others is not a way to start to repair relationship unless that wasn’t the concern is the first place.