<p>I have never ever said it was going to be easy taking down China's massive army. But the snobbish persona that you adopted on behalf of China really irks be, since it's relatively untrue.</p>
<p>And I have never, ever said "China is gonna invade everyone" or "I want all those Chinese dead." To be honest, a great number of my friends are Chinese and they really don't care about Taiwan.</p>
<p>No offense, but if Japan wasn't concentrated on the war effort and instead, concentrated on occupation and colonization, both China and Korea would be Japanese territory right now. Japan had one of the most skilled occupying forces in the world (sad to say) and nothing, and I mean nothing would have halted their progress had it not been for the United States entering into the Pacific front.</p>
<p>And no offense, believe it or not, China DOES NOT HAVE 1.2 BILLION KALASHNIKOVS! (Better known as the AK). </p>
<p>Second off, you claim to be a military buff on another thread, and yet, you know ** nothing ** about battle tactics. What crazed person would sent BLACK HAWK HELICOPTERS (used to carry members of Special Forces) into a BOMBING zone?</p>
<p>** DISCLAIMER: I am NOT advocating the use of force on China. I am seeking the maintenance of a peaceful relationship with China and the United States, and am ONLY discussing this situation under hypothetical, military strategical scenarios. Under NO circumstances do I actually WANT this to happen. **</p>
<p>Where are your links to prove the number of MiGs in China? Oh wait, I guess the Propaganda Ministry has that covered up, right?</p>
<p>No one will ever dare try an Infantry invasion against China; that's like invading Russia during the winter. </p>
<p>And here's the rather ** stupid ** part about your argument too. Not all 1.2 billion citizens of China are ready to bear arms. Some are too young, some are too old to operate weapons. Some, just can't. And you also don't have enough mechanical weaponry to distribute to the populace.</p>
<p>You are riding under the illusory banner that some idiot will try to invade China by use of infantry force. </p>
<p>Let's say China's Air Force is as good as you say it is. Send a fleet of bombers, China's Air Force intercepts ** MOST ** of them. But it can't intercept all; so one or two (out of a dozen, maybe) missions are completed. What would that do to the "invincible" belief? Oh, man. I can think of it now. Red Army soldiers being attacked from high on.</p>
<p>Fathers, brothers, sons, uncles -- will perish in the hopeless fight. No one wants this to happen. You yourself said you were running away from it. I don't want it to happen. I want people to live out their daily, normal lives, without the worry of a bomb flying overhead. Yet, the CMC and the bureaucrats of China are making this all the more surreal.</p>
<p>Most Chinese don't care. Some have been brainwashed by the propaganda materials of the governing powers-that-be, yet most Chinese simply don't care. They're out to make a living. And when you march off to war, guess who's the first people to perish? The bureaucrats? No. </p>
<p>Do not try to glamourize anyone's military prowess. War is an ugly thing. It should always be avoided. You focus on the glamour of it all; you attempt to sympathize with the other side but fail to do so because you are failing to portray yourself as genuine (I am not saying you are not genuine, but this is what I am seeing.)</p>
<p>You claim to be running away from war and yet you are a so-called "military buff" with * sooo * much knowledge about what these weapons are capable of doing.</p>
<p>You are fighting politics with engineering schematics. Come back when you have some real ammunition.</p>
<p>And, oh, by the way, the reason China was never defeated in war against another nation was because China was too busy fighting itself. First with the Kuomintang, then the miserable failures of the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution (in which Deng Xiaoping almost got displaced), and of course, who can forget Tianamen?</p>
<p>Oh, and before that, Pu Yi (the Last Emperor, who managed to live into his 60s as a gardener living in a shack, thanks to the great re-allocation of China) was fighting against those who deposed him later on.</p>
<p>By the way, re: Japan.</p>
<p>I find it ironic that you claim to be running away from war yet you advocate the glory of China's strength. War is never a good thing; my home nation is fractured by over 50 years of war and is still torn apart today. If anyone knows about reunification, it's Korea. Yet, you don't see me, nor any other South Koreans advocating for the forceful invasion of North Korea, now do you? Or vice-versa?</p>
<p>I don't see why China can't let Taiwan be a separate nation. Will China let nationalist pride get in the way of a petty island? Let bygones be bygones.</p>
<p>I am not attacking anyone personally. I tend to think myself as a pretty friendly guy, and never let these debates get in the way of my personal relationship with anyone. Please don't take what I say as a personal assault on you.</p>