The state department really saying the quiet part out loud, so this is a reminder that the ideology of the state department resulted in the Chinese exclusion act, an immigration policy so disgustingly evil that Hitler called it “inspirational”
The state department also has not had any meaningful reform since that time, leading to the unsurprising mindset of “this is the first time we will have a great power competitor that is not caucasian.”
CONTENT WARNING: Quote from Hitler
“(America is) the leader in developing explicitly racist policies of nationality and immigration” it was his only example of a country that “already pays obeisance, at least in tentative first steps, to the characteristic völkisch” [racial nationalism/ conception of the state.] “(There is) currently one state in which one can observe at least weak beginnings of a better conception. This is of course not our exemplary German Republic, but the American Union, in which an effort is being made to consider the dictates of reason to at least some extent. The American Union categorically refuses the immigration of physically unhealthy elements, and simply excludes the immigration of certain races.”
So what's with all these headlines about the Chinese rocket? I don't get why people are freaking out when countries have been doing this for decades
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No, I'm genuinely curious. It just seems like such an odd thing to fixate over that I'm wondering if there's something I'm missing
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I just had an argument this morning with my dad about this. It's because it's a nakedly political act intending to amplify an event otherwise only relevent to the scientific community. The goal is to tie it to a continuing vague notion of red Chinese peril and lack of regulation of the country on the world stage.
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Apparently not "Every few months, there's some small piece of space debris that gets found on the ground, but we haven't had this kind of 20-ton object re-entering uncontrolled for 30 years, until the Chinese started their 5B launches," McDowell said.
Of course elsewhere in the article he says the risk is basically zero and maybe some rods will hit peoples houses mayyybe
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