Who is the bigger threat to the United States?

[DakotaHale]

boll

[vcczar]

China poses more of a variety of threats. 

[WVProgressive]

Of the two, I think China is are biggest adversary with regards to global power projection, Russia I think is limited to at best a regional annoyance in Europe and the Mid-East at this point. That said I’m very confident in our ability to counter them in either a Cold War or WW3 scenario, so long as we dare win. And that brings me to what I believe is the true threat to American global hegemony; A growing desire by Americans to shirk our duties as the worlds only Liberal superpower. On both the left and the right there is a growing isolationist movement which if ever allowed to take power would cripple American power project, and the allow the axis of evil to triumph all over the globe.

[pilight]

Russia's only a threat to the US to the extent that they still have working ICBMs

[MrPotatoTed]

Russia has revealed itself to be wildly incompetent -- at least as incompetent as the US.

China chooses to do nothing, retaining its public perception as a potential threat.

Unlike Russia, China chooses to follow the principle of "Better to have people think you're an idiot, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."  ;c)

But honestly, the biggest threat to the US is the MAGAs.  

[Pringles]

1 hour ago, MrPotatoTed said:

Russia has revealed itself to be wildly incompetent -- at least as incompetent as the US.

China chooses to do nothing, retaining its public perception as a potential threat.

Unlike Russia, China chooses to follow the principle of "Better to have people think you're an idiot, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."  ;c)

But honestly, the biggest threat to the US is the MAGAs.  

It's always those internal factors isn't it. That cause nations to fall. 

[MrPotatoTed]

1 hour ago, Pringles said:

It's always those internal factors isn't it. That cause nations to fall. 

Plus, of the three, they’re the only ones who have proven themselves capable of completely taking over.

 

(Even if they crumbled into stunning levels of incompetence once they won).