>China has around 1/5'th of the emissions per capita compared to western countries. It's western countries that are a threat to the environment. China is also the largest investor in green technology globally.
But western countries emissions have been gradually declining while China's has been increasing rapidly. China being the largest investor in green energy is a red herring because they are also the biggest investor in coal because of an expanding electricity grid.
>Are you aware of Snowden's leaks? Of Wikileaks? US military and intelligence is active and aggressive around the entire globe. China is not.
And I wouldn't doubt that China has it's own military and intelligence operations. And China is just as aggressive, did you forget about the recent Microsoft hacking scandal? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27881219
> Through direct action and funding of terrorist groups, the US is responsible for the death and displacement of tens of millions innocent people in the middle-east and Africa just for the past few decades. The US government is a much bigger threat than the rest of the world combined.
Versus China who supports autocratic regimes such as North Korea, Syria and the Taliban who repress their populations with death and suffering? I don't know of any death and displacement of people as a result of US military action in Africa, but the middle east is complicated because of geopolitics and most notably Arab Spring, which the US did not really have any direct action and was mainly Arab nation's citizens to topple their regimes.
>China managed the spread of Covid within their borders in an excellent manner. Many western countries had a catastrophically bad reaction to the pandemic with many millions dead. Only a handful dead compared to literally millions? Who's the biggest threat to human lives during pandemics?
I don't understand how western countries management of covid19 has got to do with anything. And at the end of the day, it was the Chinese government trying to cover up the disease from WHO and failure to contain the disease that allowed the disease to become a worldwide pandemic.