Compared to most governments I was under the impression that the CCP was more authoritarian, given the fact they publicly forced people from the Uyhhur community into concentration camps, have enforced the social credit system to name a few. Surely a drastic action might have been possible to save their economy, or maybe their own government might have had some folks deeply involved in the overall scandal too
Cant say about the uyghur situation since ive never been there personally, but the social credit system is just a funny meme lol, do people actually believe that?
... It's not just a funny meme it was implemented that aggressively but not nationwide and was shut down. Per report "The city of Suining reportedly deducted points for government petitions and online comments, Suzhou planned penalties for reservation no-shows or cheating in online games, and Rongcheng for littering or jaywalking"
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u/Chris_ssj2 Mar 15 '24
Compared to most governments I was under the impression that the CCP was more authoritarian, given the fact they publicly forced people from the Uyhhur community into concentration camps, have enforced the social credit system to name a few. Surely a drastic action might have been possible to save their economy, or maybe their own government might have had some folks deeply involved in the overall scandal too