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> The Chinese people do not see risking growth disruption as worth what the west considers freedom. Yes, in the face of a dystopian surveillance apparatus and
by mr_overalls 7y ago
> The Chinese people do not see risking growth disruption as worth what the west considers freedom.
Yes, in the face of a dystopian surveillance apparatus and a Party that will not hesitate to commit mass murder to maintain power, Chinese citizens are understandably reticent to publicly ask for _anything_ besides basic subsistence and stability.
- echaozh 7y agoHow arrogant.
- redblacktree 7y agoThis is a low-value comment. If you feel the person you replied to is being arrogant, please explain why you feel that way. If you can't do that, please refrain from posting.