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This is a common talking point of the CCP, but it is not the truth. When the state protects the rights of all people within its borders, those people grow to tr
by castle-bravo 9y ago
This is a common talking point of the CCP, but it is not the truth. When the state protects the rights of all people within its borders, those people grow to trust the state; they choose to work openly with the state and each other instead of hoarding wealth in secret. A state which does not protect human rights can not earn the trust of citizens and cannot win their full participation in developing the country.
- nathanyukai 9y agoI'm not saying it's true for all countries, but it is true for China. The government is putting development as priority instead of human rights, and since the government is unlikely to change anytime soon, this is the reality. Only when China is prosper enough, the government may start caring about human right. It's also a big culture shift, and can take a long time and lot's of mistakes.
- IntronExon 9y agoI'm not saying it's true for all countries, but it is true for China. China is full of people, and people are depressingly alike.
- WillReplyfFood 9y ago.. and thats why there is no tax avoiders in the west. They all trust the state, especially the trusts thrust the state.