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While most of the above is ease to agree with, there is this uneasy feeling that one could change "two parties" to "one", and use it in a Chinese context. Which
by xorcist 5y ago
While most of the above is ease to agree with, there is this uneasy feeling that one could change "two parties" to "one", and use it in a Chinese context. Which would also hold true, after all there's nothing wrong with a single party system as long as it is democratic and consists of a wide spectrum of political ideology?
Well, in practice there kind of is. It probably doesn't have to be that way, but just from what little experience I have, I wouldn't hesitate which one I'd rather live in. The more heterogeneous system tends to bring a more heterogeneous culture and with it a wider range of ideas.