Re: A Bangladesh village beats a 14 year old to death for being raped

**ApocalypseVVolf.** on 4th April 2011, 9:59 pm

Jagdgeschwader wrote:
ApocalypseVVolf. wrote:And if they do declare war, we are fucked, they have chips in our bombers and flight jets so they can turn them off anytime or make them easier to defend against (shut down missiles etc).

Lol
Have a little faith in us. We have one of the best militarys in the world since we're constantly at war.

I sense a political dispute approaching!

U.S. is much more technologically advanced, though China has much more people, so in this case, quantity = quality.But if China invaded America, China would win, if America invaded China, America would win, the only advantage each country would have is surprise, And if either country stopped trading with eachother, thier economy would crumble and fail, you can look at your mouse, keyboard, or computer, it's most likely made in China.And when thier economy's fail, they have to blame someone, most likely eachother.

@eaustinn36
It was just an example, we trade much more things with China than toys.

@Cry Vengeance
It's hard to say if it's imaginative or not, China and Russia cyber-spies have already hacked thier way into America's electrical grid and left behind software programs that could disrupt the system, the pentagon spends over $250,000,000 every year reparing cyber damage.If they can do that, it can't be too hard to shut down a bombers auto-pilot systems and what-not.

So now someone can have their last word and we can go back to the original topic.

PS: I quit politics, i keep getting insulted.

**Super Mega King** on 4th April 2011, 10:01 pm

I am entirely perplexed. Where are your facts and figures behind these cyber-spies?

**ApocalypseVVolf.** on 4th April 2011, 10:05 pm

The Wall Street Journal: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123914805204099085.html

Then again, it's news, so i'm not saying it's entirely true.

And yes it's from 2009, that's probably the last time China and Russia were spotted navigating through things, that doesn't mean they aren't still out there.

And take a look at this: http://www.inewsone.com/2011/02/17/unprecedented-cyber-attack-on-canada-linked-to-china/29055

**Super Mega King** on 4th April 2011, 10:10 pm

The results were inconclusive and could not be directly appointed to Russian and Chinese governments. In addition, the information is outdated (2009) and there are parts of the article where it mentions new security measures for all U.S systems. Disabling fighter jets and bombers is a far cry from invading electrical grid, you know.

Plus, it's likely that every country does this. Including America.

**ApocalypseVVolf.** on 4th April 2011, 10:13 pm

Super Mega King wrote:The results were inconclusive and could not be directly appointed to Russian and Chinese governments. In addition, the information is outdated (2009) and there are parts of the article where it mentions new security measures for all U.S systems. Disabling fighter jets and bombers is a far cry from invading electrical grid, you know.

Plus, it's likely that every country does this. Including America.

I sense a Gottem coming.

Well you can now call me a tinfoil hat wearing freak living in his basement.

We can all move on now.

But my point was that China would inflict heavy casualties upon America, before America won (implying that America attacked China), and i guess the chip thing wasn't really backed up at all.

**BLACK SNOW 13** on 4th April 2011, 10:14 pm

Super Mega King wrote:The results were inconclusive and could not be directly appointed to Russian and Chinese governments. In addition, the information is outdated (2009) and there are parts of the article where it mentions new security measures for all U.S systems. Disabling fighter jets and bombers is a far cry from invading electrical grid, you know.

Plus, it's likely that every country does this. Including America.

Why do that when you can use EMPs.

**Super Mega King** on 4th April 2011, 10:17 pm

ApocalypseVVolf. wrote:
Super Mega King wrote:The results were inconclusive and could not be directly appointed to Russian and Chinese governments. In addition, the information is outdated (2009) and there are parts of the article where it mentions new security measures for all U.S systems. Disabling fighter jets and bombers is a far cry from invading electrical grid, you know.

Plus, it's likely that every country does this. Including America.

I sense a Gottem coming.

Well you can now call me a tinfoil hat wearing freak living in his basement.

We can all move on now.

I wasn't looking to insult you :/

**Meatshield718** on 4th April 2011, 10:18 pm

/facepalm.

**ABigSoggy Wafle** on 4th April 2011, 10:31 pm

The dick is going on here?

How does this relate to a 14 year old being raped and killed? Even if it did, most of this is bashing.

Can we keep this thread classy guys?

Despite being off topic, VVolf's opinion has a point. Who would win is actually pretty up in the air, however, the idea that something so minuet as toys could actually cause a war. One of these days, someone is going to elect a leader with enough power to launch missiles, possibly stronger, onto what ever major city that pisses them off the most. It doesn't take much to cause an Apocalypse. The debris alone from a nuclear explosion can cause serious problems given the correct weather conditions. It may sound cynical and almost depressing but, at any moment, anything can happen. Israel isn't very stable yet they are one of biggest military superpowers in the world. Russia has a Tsar bomb several thousand times bigger than a normal Uranium fission bomb. North Korea is extremely hostile. What is to stop one suicidal maniac?

TL;DR: The domino effect is very very powerful. The Cold War may have ended in '94 but, what is to stop a crazed leader (whom we fund anyway)?

On the topic of 'cyber' attacks, is actually slightly a little more believable than you would think. Use logic, technology is ever growing and is becoming more and more imperative to human nature, and daily routines. Why wouldn't that be a place to start for terrorist activities? There is plenty of reasons as to why anyone would use technology against us.

Conspiracy nutjob or not, you can't deny that technology wouldn't be a quick, and effective to cause serious damage to one's opponent's country.

**eaustinn36** on 4th April 2011, 10:32 pm

eaustinn36 wrote:Save it for the "All bout america" topic. I'd rather not derail this one further.

http://www.undead-xbox.com/t5781-all-bout-america