The US dollar’s hegemony is looking fragile

Re:The US dollar’s hegemony is looking fragile by viraptor on Saturday April 03, 2021 @08:42AM (#26680587)

That's an interesting list following a comment about China. At least corruption, social and racial tensions apply there too - I have no information about the rest. (Also not sure what "cultural output" really is in this context)

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Re:The US dollar’s hegemony is looking fragile by ewindal on Saturday April 03, 2021 @08:57AM (#26680691)

It’s pretty funny to point out racial tension in the US when discussing China, considering sinicization is clearly one of China’s overarching goals.

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Re:The US dollar’s hegemony is looking fragile by bilbyx on Saturday April 03, 2021 @07:00PM (#26685502)

Your reply is pretty funny, considering the US has been forcing Americanization onto so many other countries through wars, inciting coups, and training terrorists to do their dirty deeds (this had backfired in the middle-east). Please get some education in history and you'll know who has been the aggressor here.

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Re:The US dollar’s hegemony is looking fragile by viraptor on Saturday April 03, 2021 @09:09PM (#26686135)

Nobody here is saying it doesn't apply to the US as well. Just that it can't be contrasted with China.

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Re:The US dollar’s hegemony is looking fragile by bilbyx on Saturday April 03, 2021 @10:04PM (#26686354)

I agreed that it can't be contrasted with China. See http://www.worldfuturefund.org/Reports/Imperialism/usmurder..... If only US can focus on improving the welfare of its people, improving its infrastructures, funding new industries, subsidize education and health, instead of spending so much on futile wars overseas, it would not be in the situation it is in now. Sorry for going off-topic.

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