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They lost miserably resisting getting a new hairstyle from the Qing their pride has already been lost.

They're so powerful that their rule extends beyond their own lands?

It did not stop her from becoming empress of India. Alexander the great did the same to the Persians and usurped their royal line.

The current policy depending on what their members support?

Would the UN be considered a tool of imperialism in an ironic sense?

What's that about?

If the Vietnam war went differently in the South's favor I think the minority groups would still get fucked over somehow.

Let's go with one example in Asia. Not China whose bullying of the Uyghurs are well known already. It's Vietnam. They've been busy enforcing their will on minority groups to speak and have Vietnamese names while expanding and settling lands that belong to them. A funny turn around but such is...

That feels like a mixed bag of sad and inevitable. The biological and cultural law to spread out and demonstrate to the world who's superior occurs even now. Languages, culture and genes wiped out or overwritten by a dominant one no matter what artificial laws are set up to prevent it from...

It is interesting to consider from all angles. For example the increasing number of Muslims who want to introduce Sharia law into Belgium. Is it a form of imperialism through the legal path?

Is immigration be it legal or illegal considered a form of imperialism?

We'll all be dead when Earth starts to colonise space but how many long gone names will get a revival and old habits of human exploration come back?

Yes the treasure fleets weren't they?

They really could do that wouldn't they? I would love to see that with a magic time device. See how much they could do and fuck up with their policies.

I wasn't sure whether what happened to the past and what happens now fall under the same thing.

About those, they still fall under imperalism?

Would you believe it got exacerbated because the Europeans wanted the spice that was closed to them from the silk roads?

Oh the Belgians who had Leopold one time. A mixed benefit then.

That's what I mean. They're not as open about it.

It took some decades to decide landgrabbing wasn't too popular anymore. Wonder when that'll change? Fortunate or mixed benefit for them dealing with a distant overlord to a closer one?