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>but the French Revolution did introduce the cancer of liberalism to European civilization.
No it didn’t liberalism is a British ideology
John Locke etc
Ask Sargon of Akkad he knows all about "muh classical liberalism"
The French Revolution was about having one book of laws for everyone, returning to rome, and meritocracy, also strong dislike for the Catholic Church and the bankers
>And I never said that the Chinese haven't expanded, just not in the same way. Europeans took over the entire world in a few centuries, building empires that spanned land and sea. Meanwhile it takes China a century to take a hundred miles from their neighbor.
That european stuff isn’t expansion though it’s temporary influence
Canada and Australia are expansion
If not for the British empire there would be colonies of whites like this everywhere and the populations would be much higher
Ironically the USA became a superpower because it was the only option left for white people to go to
It also adopted the laws of the French Republic (bill of rights) and so was the only country with civil rights making it even more attractive
This lead to the USA having WAY more European migration than Canada or Brazil or Mexico, and thus turning into a superpower
But back to China, when you say expanded I assumed you mean expanded
As in permanent expansion with settlement
What Canada did (your eminority white and about to be erased now)
And China definitely did exactly that
Not across the sea but still
Actually technically they did, Taiwan was once 0% Chinese, 100% Polynesian/papua like people. Then the Chinese took over the island and massacred everyone. Expansion. That’s their smallest expansion, they took over 60% of mainland China. It wasn’t theirs originally.
So real expansion as in permanent settlement of your own people into new land like Russia and England did (and everyone else would have done too if not for *ngland) is definitely something China did