Better to be called a facist in democracy than to live in the authoritarian dictatorship you provide unceasing support to.
I pity the people of China, who don’t have a say in their government, and have no choice but to tow the party line, What’s your excuse?
Are you implying mg Chinese identity will be a problem in US then? Are you threatening or are you joking?
> Better to be called a facist in democracy than to live in the authoritarian dictatorship you provide unceasing support to.
I provide uneasy support to China and CCP? No! I uneasily support the mutual understanding between China and US. And for now, the part that lacks understanding is US, and American people continue to allow themselves to be fooled by the mainstream media. While at the same time most of them do not even trust them anyway. It was just that the mental conditioning has been started since early 1900s since the rise of Communism that the distrust on MSM does not translate to critical thinking in the people's mind.
Yes for sure. My support for anything is uneasy. And only on a case by case and rational way.
I see the danger of blindfolded mindset to trigger the hot war between 2 nuclear super power. Then I act accordingly. Is that a support to China? Sure! It's a support to China just like Bill Clinton OKed China's joining to WTO. It's a support like Donald Trump squandered US supremacy and disunited the US allies. That does not make me or bill Clinton or Trump less American.
> I pity the people of China
Me too.
I support Chinese people's development. I am planning a nonprofit for my home province's education. We'll be helping youth coming to US and learn the history and culture in the American, so they have a more independent attitude towards government and power.
Like I said, changes take time, I want to contribute to the cultivation of western values in Chinese youth.
> who don’t have a say in their government
No no no...
This current iteration of Chinese government was created after the people overthrow the US backed KMT. They are going to overthrow CCP if CCP starts to behaving poorly. Look at the growing civil dissident during the haydays of rampant capitalism when people's lives are put on danger for the profits of the few.
> and have no choice but to tow the party line
They don't have choices in some basic politicians rules. Like CCP has to be the leader, and China had to be on socialism.
So what. American have to be on a 2 party system, and US has to be on a capitalist system. Is that so different?
> What’s your excuse?
I have no excuse. All I said is rational based on my own observation.
Sic semper tyrannis, and their bootlicking lapdogs too.
I also have no issue of embracing Chinese dictatorship when what?
The point is that nations are complicated. From individual to a national government. If you want to use dictatorship to describe 1.4b people's collective, then you are simply too lazy to think.