Dennis Prager argues China poses a greater threat to the U.S. than Russia, citing the possibility that COVID-19 was engineered in a Chinese lab and criticizing American leaders who denigrate their own country while China's Communist Party openly promotes national greatness.
Yeah, I believe that a lot of people are not finding people to work. That is correct. So what do you think about the virus having been made in a lab? And how do you, how do you explain this government's hands-off policy with regard to China? Oh, they're still absolutely angry at Russia and Putin by name. But China, if you think clearly, do you not believe China is a greater threat to the United States on any— on— in any dimension than is Russia? Something you should know about China that many people do not know The Chinese regard themselves as special. Now, by the way, so do Americans. A lot of groups do. I don't see— there's nothing wrong with that. I'm not saying it as a critique, but I want you to know that it's true. The word for China in Chinese is middle or center kingdom. China should be the center of the world is the view of, of many Chinese, including the Chinese Communist Party. And with America having a president who craps on his own country versus a Chinese dictator who constantly speaks of the greatness of his country, guess who's more likely to win that battle? Leaders who crap on their country, who have contempt for it? A party in power which can only speak about its country's rot, its moral rot, its decay, its worthlessness? Or a country that speaks about its greatness? Now, I believe there is a middle road. There is nothing wrong in acknowledging the Tulsa Massacre that took place exactly 100 years ago. That is part of American history. It's a rotten part, but every country had such rot. The uniqueness of America is not what it did bad. The uniqueness of America is what it did good. Nobody else did as much good as this country.
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