The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1930 - World War III: China Edition
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Mar 21, 2024 Tensions rise as the U.S. places troops in Taiwan amid China's military aggression. Economic policies spark controversy, with a focus on the Biden administration's environmental interests overshadowing citizens' needs, including proposed tariffs on Chinese cars. Squatting emerges as a pressing issue, highlighting absurd property laws and political distractions from impeachment hearings. Deep dives into the implications of Taiwan's semiconductor industry and serious allegations surrounding Hunter and Joe Biden add layers to the chaotic political landscape.
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Miscalculation and War
- World wars often arise from miscalculations, where one side underestimates the other's resolve.
- Showing weakness or unclear intentions can embolden adversaries, increasing the risk of conflict.
Suez Canal Crisis and Its Aftermath
- The 1956 Suez Canal Crisis exemplifies how US vacillation can lead to emboldened adversaries.
- US inaction during the crisis led to further Soviet aggression in Hungary and the Berlin Crisis.
Taiwan and US Troop Deployment
- Stationing US troops in Taiwan increases the risk of war with China due to potential miscalculation by China.
- China may perceive US internal divisions and Biden's perceived weakness as an opportunity for aggression.