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No because "hope for better always exists". If some new party comes and aims at the weak spots of CCP like censorship etc...etc... And promises that we'll keep
by gingabriska 7y ago
No because "hope for better always exists".
If some new party comes and aims at the weak spots of CCP like censorship etc...etc... And promises that we'll keep economy as fast as CCP does minus the personal freedom restrictions. People will vote for them.
And new party might even attempt this and take economy several years back.
Democracy will include lots of selling hopes and setbacks...it takes time to learn new lessons for public
- pimmen 7y agoBut democracy would also open up new ides to run the country that would create an even stronger economy. After all, it was the CCP ceding control ocer much of the economy that laid the ground work for the Chinese economic boom, for most of the CCP’s history it has failed miserably at its job and set China back by decades. There’s no reason to believe it has found the optimal solution now. Plus, we could maybe see a fairer distribution of wealth and prosperity. Wealth disparity is a very big problem in China.
- gingabriska 7y agoCCP above all care about their own power then comes China's interest. I simply posted why they might not want democracy. As they might fear about losing power. If we assume democracy does good, but it still makes CCP lose power then it's not good for CCP and they'll not want it. If democracy will actually be good or bad, that's open discussion. But that's not point of my comment.