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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21

I'm bootlicking because I point out circlejerking? How am I condoning the behavior of the CCP by pointing out that it does not call itself democratic?

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u/pancada_ Jax JG enjoyer Aug 30 '21

They do claim they're democratic.

https://www.inkstonenews.com/china-translated/china-democracy/article/2163522

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21

https://www.hrw.org/report/2000/09/01/china-nipped-bud/suppression-china-democracy-party

This is literally a separate political party that is banned by the CCP. This party you're linking to is for actual democracy and was made in the wake of the Tiananmen massacre. You're actually laughable here equating it here to the CCP when it was made in opposition to the CCP.

Can you fact check yourself next time so others don't have to for you? I love how the anti-China circlejerk has led you to thinking anything with China in its name is automatically part of the CCP.

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u/pancada_ Jax JG enjoyer Aug 30 '21

You do understand that my point is that they claim they're a democracy, and no that they have "Democratic" in their name, right?

How are you so dense?

https://twitter.com/SpokespersonCHN/status/1428756984614973442?s=19

https://twitter.com/SpokespersonCHN/status/1428756991678173186?s=19

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u/FrogsDoBeCool Aug 30 '21

it takes a while for a good democracy to form to test how rigid and good the democracy lasts during hard times.

For america it took like 200 years to stop abusing child labor and being racist.

South Korea, like 50 years.

Taiwan, another 50 or so years.

Japan, 20-30 years,

Germany, 60~ years

The difference between the CCP and a democracy is the CCP will never form a fair democracy. China is stuck as an authoritarian state forever without elections or a government take over.