> You'll get in trouble if you push anything that is to the detriment of all those in parliament, these days even more so if to the detriment of the leader. Ye

> You'll get in trouble if you push anything that is to the detriment of all those in parliament, these days even more so if to the detriment of the leader. Yes and no, for many reasons: 1) There are regular protests being held a lil bit everywhere in china every day, and most go fine for the protesters. 2) You cannot advocate for everything during those protests. If you advocate for the transition to a western-style liberal democracry, so a democracy for bourgeois but a dictatorship for the workers, then yes you will have fine gentlemen forcing you into their vehicle for interrogation. 3) If you are referring to the current president of the PRC, you have to realise he is merely executing what parliement wants him to execute. Even if you see him as a tyran, you also probably realise that no leader rules alone; its a system that enables their power.