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Chinese democracy.....now those are two words rarely used together.
India and Sham, aren't.
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Chinese democracy.....now those are two words rarely used together.
wrong!
next?
Good evening, Mr Bush.
1# China is not a democracy country, we refuse to vote.
2# What can you contribute to the great anti-China alliance? 1.2 billion hungry people?
Is that all you could muster?
learn some knowlage about Ryuukyuu kingdom and Ryuukyuu independent movement
illiterate people got crazy about any fake news
阿三米有文化 表理它们
to be fair, that's 1.1 billion
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wrong again !
come back tomorow.
India and Sham, aren't.
I feel as if the chinese propaganda establishment is getting much too over confident.
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A bit off topic but posts on this thread, especially from our Indian friends, made me to think the question "Are all democracies created equal?" I think not. Too many Indian friends here assume if a country has a multi-party election system then its democracy and its the best political system in the world and so on so forth. This is simply far from truth.
Personally I don't even think the typical American style democracy is the best form of governance anyway. American's highly individualism based democracy only provides half of the freedom - mainly freedom to choose and protection from prosecution for being different (individualism); however it does not provide the other half of the freedom - freedom to access such as free healthcare, eduction, job and housing. In contrast communism gives you the freedom to access without the freedom of choice, so in my opinion the best system should be a system that can provide a balance between these two. Personally I think a single party system based on collectivism with freedom of speech, freedom of press, and freedom of political expression in addition to a strong socialist supporting system (free healthcare, free high education, and affordable housing among others) would be a nice system.
This might be sounded like too good to be true, but I think China is well positioned to eventually transform into something like that.
BTW, I think, if to be very technical, China's current system is actually pretty close to a parliamentary democracy system.
democracy means power in the hands of people and to utilise the democracy,ppl must know their rights
and for which education is necessary
It's funny how the Indians here assume that all Chinese wishes for Indian democracy. They don't; it fails to feed its people. And democracy isn't even Indian, it's Western at best.
PS: Western democracies were brought to Asian countries through either colonization or occupation. India is no different. It should be a national disgrace to embrace Wester democracy as it was your British fathers who taught the idea to you in the first place.
I loled after penning this.
PS2: You can't counter diss me or Canada, as my country and I are dissidents of the very people who ruled your nation for 10 generations.
It's funny how the Indians here assume that all Chinese wishes for Indian democracy. They don't; it fails to feed its people. And democracy isn't even Indian, it's Western at best.
PS: Western democracies were brought to Asian countries through either colonization or occupation. India is no different. It should be a national disgrace to embrace Wester democracy as it was your British fathers who taught the idea to you in the first place.
I loled after penning this.
PS2: You can't counter diss me or Canada, as my country and I are dissidents of the very people who ruled your nation for 10 generations.