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Wouldn't matter if the CCP grew stronger, because they have been growing stronger as a result of Western world giving them access to the WTO and the US giving them Most favored nation status, along with all the tech transfer. The CCP has grown very powerfull over the years because of the West taking a soft line towards them and working with them. Just like how the Saudis could never have spread their Wahhabi ideology far and wide if not for petro dollars. The West played a crucial role in making China the monster it is.Got some bad news for you. Investors are flocking there like it's the last lifeboat on Titanic.
https://asiatimes.com/2020/04/bond-investors-swarm-to-china-a-safe-harbor/
You do know how Germany was treated after WWI was a major contributing factor in the rise of Hitler right? Harsh terms under the Treaty of Versailles failed to prevent the rearmament of Germany in the 1930's. That's not to mention the rise of nationalism due to perceived hardship imposed by foreign power actually solidified the Third Reich. The goal is to weaken the CCP, not strength its grip on power.
So divesting from China and pulling back won't make things worse. It will only mean China has less money and technology to advance its goal of world hegemony. Situation is not comparable to 3rd Reich Germany as China is not on par with the US on military tech and nukes exist.