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That's valid, but the US might have peaked as well, considering recent internal turmoil. China is totalitarian/single-party, not very Communist anymore (centra
by lonelappde 7y ago
That's valid, but the US might have peaked as well, considering recent internal turmoil.
China is totalitarian/single-party, not very Communist anymore (central planning of economy? Wages and welfare predominantly provided by the State?), and getting less Communist every day. China's CCP is as Communist as the US Greens are "green" or the Democrats are "democrats" vs Republicans being "republican".
At a glance, China is converging with US, with China becoming a single-party-rule corporate oligopoly, and US becoming a libertarian corporate oligopoly.
- madengr 7y agoWhat internal turmoil? Trump? He will be gone in 1-5 years, then it is another political cycle. Nothing unusual. China has had 1 party (communist) rule for 70 years?
- 1PlayerOne 7y agoWhat about the political polarization? Do you see it going away as soon as Trump is gone? Or will it get even worse?
- madengr 7y agoThe same or worse, which is fine, as it causes gridlock. The last thing I want is single party control.
- 1PlayerOne 7y agowell I am glad you like the gridlock. Good luck with that.