Willl China start World War 3?

And i think China is not so dumb that theyll pour all its hard earned money into warfares:| ...thankyou gadhisunu

thanks for such positive comment:]...I d like people like you to write blogs and wikipedia articles more often

(This response ran on longer than I had planned, but that's the writer in me coming out.)

I hate to say it, but I wouldn't go so far as to call my outlook, "positive". We all - no matter what country - face some serious potential threats. It's just that I don't tend to think they'll come in the form of, or turn into, a third world war.

On a more positive note, I am confident that even though the full is still full of aggressive and/or ignorant people, people today are generally far more educated and informed than they were even 60 years ago.

Thank you for your kind words about blogs. I write "tons" of blogs, but they aren't about politics or world affairs (most of the time). That's because I don't have a full enough grasp of all the workings of those things; and I do think if we don't have a solid grasp of the whole picture, we should keep our thoughts to ourselves. (Too many of those blogs you mentioned before are written by people who don't see the whole picture but who have guesses and opinions to throw in anyway.)

I keep my writing on the level of the individual, because that's what I know most about - how to raise children who are kind, what's wrong with the education system, dealing with the difficult things in life, women's issues, or even just enjoying some of the more frivolous/silly things in day-to-day life. Then, after writing whatever I've written, I've added "happy" or beautiful music to my blogs, in an attempt to creative a nice mood for anyone who visits.

In order for the world to have to better understanding, people need to understand themselves and others in the world. They need to understand how we all share so many worries, emotions, and dreams. It's not that I think my "nothing" blogs will prevent World World III or anything like that; but I try to share what I know about being a person (and parent and, in my case, an American), because it's my way of trying contribute ideas to the "idea pool".

I figure, even if what I've written doesn't ever prove useful to even one reader, what it will do is paint a picture of just one, individual, American - and that, alone, may contribute to helping "the world" see the real thoughts/beliefs of this one American. It isn't much of a contribution to "world peace", but it's what I can do, as an individual.

The Internet has given "regular, ordinary" people a way to share their ideas and concerns. Whether we're American, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, German, or whatever else; the Internet has allowed us to get to know people of our parts of the world first-hand. It has made us all less safe, and it has, in many ways, brought things to the world that may better have been left in dark corners of it. Still, there is no putting the genie back in the bottle - the Internet has allowed people around the world see for themselves what we all share about being people. We're no longer at the mercy of other people, who may tell us lies about the people in other countries. This, alone, is what helps make the world a very different place than it was 60 or so years ago.

Just as Chinese people live in a world that is often suspicious of their country; as an American, I live in a world that so often seems to believe Americans are just terrible "monsters" for one reason or another. I think people (like me) who don't know what is going on in the offices of world leaders, or in their minds, are usually best not spreading ideas based on insufficient information and inability to predict the future (and that's most "regular, ordinary" people).

Peace (and wars) begin in the hearts and homes of the individual. My writing would seem insignificant to so many people looking for "Earth shattering" world knowledge; but when I write, I'm usually writing with the hopes of bringing a shred of peace to the heart or soul of anyone who reads what I write. I don't have grandiose beliefs that what I write will contribute to world peace, but I do think we should not underestimate the power of sharing a peaceful heart.

More people want peace than want war. Just as the Internet facilitates links between the minority who have violence at heart, it facilitates (sometimes in surprising ways) the majority of us who don't.

Correction: Somewhere toward the beginning of the post it should have read "even though world is full of....." (not "full is full of" - oops)

When i saw your reply i was jaw dropped .haha.Your reply and comment said it all and has definitely open minds of many people who is reading this post .I am just a kid who raised this question just to know how many people out there in this world think the communist country will one day rule through war.
Yes there will always be something wrong in this earth,may it be today or tomorrow but one cannot predict,surely there might be other complications coming to this planet earth like we may start fighting on water,and we must not forget the earth is being overpopulated and global warming is hitting hard and there will be one day when war will be necessary.
Surely you might be thinking i am taking back my words but my question is why do you think China will start WW3,since i am quite patriot to my race and hate predictions but at the same time i cant overlook what is happening now and what it might bring.
As like you said if we have no control to have knowledge of everything of a certain subject like this,we should surely not blog on it.
If we look back into history if people were not killed in wars would be overpopulated by this time i mean like very overpopulated,but i wouldnt also suggest that there will be war cause i really dont want war,but all this depends on One man the ruler of a certain country .You never know there maybe another Hitler sitting out there in some president's seat.

Nobody is ever "just a kid". Young people have the same worries (and new ones) that their older siblings, parents, and grandparents have. The difference is it is the younger people who will end up dealing with the world's problems for a lot longer than older ones will.

I have no doubt that there will be be wars for quite some time into the future (although I do think one day people will find a way to stop that particular form of conflict). I just don't think, with what we people know today and with the fact that most people don't want another World War, that isolated conflicts would be allowed to turn into a world war.

Yeah i think so too,Chinese people are really peaceful and they care most about is money.They ll work day and night with full effort rather then go on taking over countries.So people should just stop it when they raise this topic up with me that if my country will cause WW3,yeah right!! like i am some kinda psychic dude.

Yeah I pretty sure China will not start anything they are a very peaceful group of people. I don't think there will actually be a world war 3.

Umm China is eating up many country's economy,driven many people out of work in industries,I dont think the word "harmless" quite fits in.Tell you what type "world war 3 China" and "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse "in google there u will definitely find I am saying .

Well you should also ask the late Hitler who killed Jews,and also ask the guy who threw a nuclear bomb in Hiroshima,you can also ask why J f kenedy started war in Veitnam,and why Palestinians and Jews are fighting for just a piece of land .Umm an dthis is not non sense,America is currently killing so many Iraqis daily..

You're very right about the world's apparent propensity for war; but in fairness to the US...

When Europe was being taken over by Hitler and his "pals" it took the US a long time to decide to finally get involved and do something to help.

When Viet Nam was being taken over, some people believed it is was important to go there and train their people to defend themselves against that. (An awful lot of people in the US were opposed to that whole situation, but - right or wrong - the US involvement was about trying to help people not have their countries taken over by others.

Many, many, people struggled (and struggle to this day) with the bombing in Japan; and I'm not particularly defending it. At the time, though, it was in response to Japan's attack of the US. (Pearl Harbor) People in favor of it saw it as the only way to end the fighting. Again, people struggle with it and think it's awful; and I'm not defending it. Still, even if it was horrible and something that was done as a result of the "war-mindedness" of the time, the US didn't just go bomb Japan for no reason at all.

With Iraq, when Hussein had done all the things he had done to his people for so long; and when people started to hear about things like him and his "pals" running people through meat grinders, there were people asking, "Why doesn't the US do something to help stop him?"

When the US was attacked on 911 (after years of just kind of doing too little to stop terrorists from forming too strong a coalition amoung them), the US (and other nations) decided to try to ferret out terrorists, where they were being in trained or otherwise supported, not only so such attacks won't happen in the US, but anywhere.

The US is not perfect, any more than any other nation is; but it doesn't go around the world trying to take over countries just to "own" them. It defends itself, and it often tries to help others defend themselves against aggression. Yes, that involves fighting; and yes, it involves being the enemy to someone who doesn't like the US butting in. Still, there is often a lot of pressure and talk when the US, with its ability to do some things, can't or won't step in to help people who can't help themselves. Some people think the US should "mind its business". Others believe it is criminal for any human beings to ignore others who are, for example, victims of someone like Hitler. Whatever the US does, it will not be viewed as the right thing by at least some people.

ofcourse everybody has its own opinion,it might seem like a very generous thing of America to go and kill off the corrupt people in Iraq but lemme say the intentions were not clear.America uses an excuse to go to countries,and what they do is leave behind trails of destruction and furthermore i think America wanted was Oil,yes oil ..I only know about two America's president so far and I think Bill Clinton was far much better he kept the world much more peaceful at his time.
Well i am getting outta point,but just to say that we should not assume things just by what they show,who knows 9/11 was not planend by america themselves it wouldnt harm to blow up two towers and have an excuse to enter Afghanistan and Iraq.

You know there are big eyed Chinese people too:P..Yes indeed China has definitely done a quite good job in keeping 50 different racial in its country into one,even the Tibet people are now admitting that China is their country.
Yes China had once fought among themselves for many decades,and I dont think they are dumb enough to repeat history:]..Long live China..and peace to ya all countries:D

Actually Chinese people were mostly in war with themselves.

Yes my friend:]...

Haha.Although i like japanese gadgets more,since its more reliable and has a longetivity.
Not that China ones aint good,its really good and smart,i got this mp3 player that has a cassette playable,who could have thought of that.Lol.

I am sorry my english is not so good or did I hear you say that you think China will cause world war 3.You take it so easy man:P