Public trust surges in China, falls dramatically in world’s democracies

[Leishangthem]

The west hijacked the term democracy and uses it to implement a FAKE impression that the public has a say in gov decisions, and the election process is fair and serves the interest of the public.

 

[MH.Yang]

We should thank trump for his trade war and Fort Detrick virus. I have never seen Chinese people unite as they are now.

 

[mili]

LoL, Not I think, ask around in PDF and see how many don't, lol...

Kids living in hell- Xinjiang, rural village primary school

Kids living in heaven- Afghanistan, urban city

Forget Afghanistan, XinJiang is doing rather well compared to usa these days.

China life expectancy now higher than US

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[REhorror]

Democracy is a mess with all the elections.
You can never plan long term when in 4 or 5 years then you leave for office, it's unnatural.
Ironically, some of the most "successful" democracies are Germany and Japan, which basically have long-standing parties where changes can be enacted.

 

[Globenim]

Public trust surges in country where the government formed from the people continously proves to represents and protect and respond to the will and interests of the people, falls dramatically in cleptocratic oligarchies labeling themself democracies where the vast majority of people have defacto no influence on policies and their own fate.

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