When I mean collapse, I mean like they lose Tibet, Hong Kong and Xibei, etc and get rid of Communisum

And then in 2030 you'll predict that it'll happen in 2038, right?

It's very important to make it constantly sound that you know what's ABOUT to happen while never actually facing the fact that your predictions never actually come true, isn't it?

yeah
I am not saying its true
but if things keep going downhill for them, like geo-politics, aggression costing them, their economy starting to hurt and human rights violations cost them in some way, at the end of the day, that is my prediction, not meant to be correct

I mean, their economy was pretty much a dumpster fire when they came into power in the first place and they managed to build themselves up from it. I don't think they're as fragile as you think they are.

Even the Soviets never had the kind of global economic impact that China managed to achieve.

Without condoning them, I honestly think that realisticly, you're going to find there will always be a Communist China as you reach a ripe old age and beyond.

They got a better one when they started to open up to the outside world, and became more democratic, which was the trend with the presidents to become somewhat more democratic until Xi came in, and started getting very aggressive.

And also I heard from a Brazilian that the main source of Chinese food is from Brazil, sooo what do you think happens when Brazil gets involved in WW3 with China and the US in it? Side with the US, and then China will have a food problem, so ehh

again, it is just a prediction, it might be right, might be wrong, but at the end of the day, it doesn't matter that much

also also I think someone is gonna do something about China at some point, because they wouldn't keep them unchecked forever, especially with an aging population crisis that they started because of the 1-child policy

They absolutely did not become more democratic. That's not what happened at all.

Ehh
I think less communist might be a better word

I don't think that's true, either. Communism never meant you can't trade with the rest of the world - quite the opposite. The lack of trade in Communist countries was more a consequences of international embargoes at the behest of the United States - but once China's economy pulled together, they found it pretty straight forward to buy their way around that.

yeah

Look at what happened to the USSR.
Gradually, then all of a sudden.

Depends on the US President. If president poopy pants reelected. . .