QUOTE(DoomCognition @ Nov 29 2025, 02:44 PM)
By your logic, I hope you will trust an ex-convict of armed robbery to look after your parent's house than to trust any other normal person.
Wrong use of logic here because going by your logic, should you also be labelled as a robber if your grandfather has committed an armed robbery?The more accurate one would be:
“Do you trust the grandson of a robber who displays little to no tendency to rob or the grandson of a normal person who displays robbing tendency (the 9-dash line claim for eg)?”
The idea here is that we should judge based on the current actions of both countries, not on their past actions because it involves different generations of people.
Therefore, it follows that the one who shows more hostility would be the one who is more likely to start a war. Plus we conveniently forget the fact that Japan does not currently have enough capabilities to start a war while China does. So who is more likely to start a war between the two?
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