Simple. I'll break it down.
Right Wing: BIden is a communist.
Alright, let's look at that, why is that bad?
RW then goes to throw incoherent, "modus ponens" fallacies stating since communism has never been successful, it can never be successful. (While stating which form of communism they're referring to, or what dictates success under the umbrella of communism.)
I then, choose the platform the RW likes to lean on: economic success of the country; the GDP. I also point to the level of debt owed by USA to China specifically ~1t USD.
If one researches this topic, they'll find that the second largest GDP holder (behind USA) is China at ~15t USD and USA at ~20tUSD.
However, the national debt between the two countries is a far different picture. China has about ~7tUSD in national debt (according to a government think tank), while USA has 28tUSD in total debt.
In matters of military, due to their population, their allies, etc. they are also a competing super power that would definitely put us in a very, very long war. I won't speculate as to who would win by how much. I will say, if neither side back down, it would be quite costly in lives and money.
-BUT THEN-
i was recently told by RW voter that "China isn't completely communist." (What? Non-binary thinking from the right? Omg, tell more.) They went on to make this technicality that takes away from what they right claims communism is which is typically Authoritarian/Tyrannical Communism.
Then the quandary occurs...
If Communism is a failed system, how is it that China (which has a governing party of the Chinese Communist Party), does so well with their finances compared to the US?
So, if China is communist, according to the RW Biden must be because he allegedly works for China.
But if China is not communist, then how can Biden be?
But then again, this is a meme, not a college paper, and I am basing the meme off of the inane babble of ad hominem attacks at Biden from the right. So, this meme, is addressing the flawed logic of the right and using that same logic to formulate this question.
*wink* Much like Marx does with Capitalism. He assumes that it works perfectly, as intended and still asks how it can sustain itself. But, most RW wouldn't know that as they never even looked at Das Kapital. They (in my experience) assume it's a handbook on "how to be communist." And would sooner burn the book. (Remind you of anyone?)
