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#China #Democracy
As some Western countries tirelessly paint China as “an oppressive government”, how could statistic shows it has the highest trust from its people in the world? In fact, democracy has been a core value among communists even before Communist Party of China became the the ruling party.
In this video, I explain China’s political system, the effective methods China used to respond to people’s needs, and how it actually make sure its policies reflect the interests of the maximum people.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oI2rQ4whhnk
How am I voting Xi out?
By joining the Communist Party and working your way up to the National People’s Congress, the Central Committee and eventually the Politburo through years of public service dedicated to improving the lives of the people, earning the trust of the people, and demonstrating that you are a competent administrator and a good representative of the people who can be trusted with making important decisions.
Why would you want to vote Xi out? This isn’t a deflection, it’s an understanding that the majority of people in China greatly approve of him, and to remove him would be anti-democratic. That said, the process of removing Xi can already be done democratically. If the people mobilized in local councils and changed delegates from the bottom up, if the CPC recalled him, etc. China’s democracy isn’t a liberal democracy overly concerned with individual politicians, but is more comprehensive and is about policy and direction of development.
Imagine having such impoverished imagination as to not be able to imagine how a democracy could work aside from the failed Western implementation of the concept. https://dialecticaldispatches.substack.com/p/rethinking-governance-through-outcomes
Well, I’m not huge on geography but it seems like you’re Australian. Geographically; Australia is not China. You are not allowed to vote in Chinese elections as of right now. Your president is not Xi Jinping, so you have no need, interest, or possible avenue to vote for or against him.
You can however, focus on your own countries candidates and immediate issues surrounding western Australian white supremacy especially (but not limited to) treatment of Maori people and other indigenous populations post genocide.
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Thank you Cowbee! Is this from the same organization?
Yep! NIRA data.
Beautiful.
Surprised to see where my country landed on this list lol.
It is based on perception.
Wow, would you look at that, China has such peaceful transitions of power!
Unironically yes, changing politicians is generally very peaceful in China. I don’t know why there’s the idea that the government should be radically changing every few years, to be that seems to spell out failures in the government than a virtue.