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| quote: | Originally posted by Kinezi
Nothing is wrong with Democracy.. but what you are suggesting with words like 'communist regime' is that presently China is having some evil governmening system that tortures millions of Chinese.. and these Chinese people who have been living and thriving on its present system has been for past 50 years praying for the overthrow of the 'communist regime'. Well let set something very clear.. Chinese and China have acheived what they are today under this system.. and they like it.. they dont need an influx of ideas.. What would be diffcult to prevent? And prevent from whom? What makes you think that Chinese people want democracy? What makes you think that Iraqies want democracy? |
Wait, what are you talking about? I didn't mention torture... or Iraq, for that matter. I didn't even intend to speak on their behalf, let alone tell what they want. I don't know whether that is how China is presented in the US (and I don't even know if you are in the US), but that's not where I'm coming from.
First of all, foreigners bring new ideas, you like it or not. China has been doing quite well thanks to many ideas imported from abroad, and it's recognised the need to adapt its system, because they can't control everything. But, I wonder how far they can go with such control, because once the scenario becomes too complex, it's virtually impossible to keep track of everything that is going on, let alone manage what is allowed and what isn't.
Did any of these words imply that communism is evil and that democracy is the last bottle of coke in the desert and that without it they're doomed? No, not at all. That just seems to be how the game is played nowadays, and I wonder whether they can keep their rules for much longer.
And, if you really want my opinion about Iraq, I don't think the American army should have even considered the invasion.
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