PPEcel
cope and seethe
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Many conflicts of arms include powerful countries underestimating and misjudging enemies. The Chinese have been advancing and refining their military power with the goal of making the South China Sea and the Sea of Japan their "Mare Nostrum" in the event of conflict. Your "it hasn't been tested operationally" argument is void because so many weapons systems worldwide haven't either. Do you feel lucky? I don't.
Well, I just don't see the point of accepting your argument that China would drive successfully drive everyone else off the South China Sea and the Sea of Japan. You're essentially asking me to take a wild guess and give China the benefit of the doubt.
Yes, militaries don't necessarily reveal the extent of their capabilities. No, that doesn't mean every single analysis of a potential conflict is rendered null and void.
No way would they fight a nation that could muster up an army of over 700 million if they cant even beat the viet cong
Viet Cong had a massive home-field advantage. If the Chinese invaded Taiwan, they would be the ones who aren't operating on home turf.