LogFAQs > #946131593

Overlooking that it would first require China and Russia to work together when they're more competitors these days, they'd need a pretty substantial pretext to invade the US and at that point they'd need a rebel faction to back. China doesn't get along with Trump (although they support Beijing Biden, since he's already in their pocket and has vowed to undo every tariff the day he gets into office) and Russia doesn't get along with Biden (because he supports Ukrainian oligarchs). So the odds of a collab are low.

More importantly, the US has the world's strongest military by far. While Russia and China are #2 and #3, it's a war across the sea so the odds would be against them even before factoring in international response which has traditionally been *very* anti-Russia.

Entity13 posted...

Invade? lol... You mean they haven't been pulling strings here or there for the past couple decades?

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And because other nations aren't also pulling the US's strings and the US apparently doesn't pull strings in China, Russia, and everywhere else.

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