I’ll bite one last time.
You’re seriously making the argument that China can subdue the US Army and occupy the mainland US just by bots and drones. Alright, how many bots/drones are we talking about here? What would you think is an adequate number? I’d dare venture a guess that it’ll be in the millions, possibly even more. The US Army is a shell of its former self, but any old lion still has serious bite to his bark. China’ll need millions of bots/drones if they want to have any chance. We all can agree here about China’s wealth, but they’re definitely not wealthy enough to build an army of millions of bots/drones and the ensuing associated costs of maintenance.
Next, logistics. You say that China can transport this robot army by air. Ok, where’s this air force you speak of? Where are the thousands and thousands of transportation aircraft needed for this colossal operation?
I obviously don’t know how much money China has, but I can make an educated guess that the cost of building a millions-strong robot army, a millions-strong drone air force, and the supporting transportation aircrafts will bankrupt them.
Lastly, you say that China has it out for the US and will look for revenge because the US government has been giving them a lot of problems. While I don’t disagree with that, your mistake is thinking that represents the will of the entire Chinese power circles. Chinese politics is definitely not monolithic; there is a substantial pro-US faction, the Shanghai Clique of Hu Jintao. Yes, China is just as complicit as India when it comes to fence-sitting. So between Xi’s and Hu’s factions, certain compromises all but guarantee against kinetic war versus the US. Instead, they definitely will seek revenge in other avenues.