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SW-User
if they really care about their citizens
That's the problem. They don't.
thePearl · 41-45, M
@SW-User they must. That's the duty of governance.If they don't, they should be questioned.
SW-User
@thePearl Yeah, we all agree they should, but how do you convince Xi Jinping or Kim Jong-Un? These are dictators with absolute power and authority, who're responsible for awful human rights violations. The reason they do what they do is because they don't care about the people, they care about the power. And in China's case, we're too scared to actually do anything about it because their role in the global economy is so pivotal.
thePearl · 41-45, M
@SW-User let's talk about China first.
1. the biggest market will remain biggest even if China goes through a period of instability or if it becomes democracy.
2. Other notorious countries like N. Korea Pakistan depend a lot on China for their survival. Infact China heads the pool of such countries.
3. Who can bring the change.can't we bring the change.If millions of people of different countries start talking about it regularly even on digital platforms, wouldn't that be a good start.
1. the biggest market will remain biggest even if China goes through a period of instability or if it becomes democracy.
2. Other notorious countries like N. Korea Pakistan depend a lot on China for their survival. Infact China heads the pool of such countries.
3. Who can bring the change.can't we bring the change.If millions of people of different countries start talking about it regularly even on digital platforms, wouldn't that be a good start.
helenS · 36-40, F
Democracy is not static. It develops. If you compare China of today with China in 1967 there is some progress.
Entwistle · 56-60, M
Its always nice to have a choice of which arsehole you want to rule over you.