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They are a one party state, but not for lack of trying. It just turns out that turning a country from a fishing village to a world-class economy in a couple dec
by OkayPhysicist 1y ago
They are a one party state, but not for lack of trying. It just turns out that turning a country from a fishing village to a world-class economy in a couple decades buys you a lot of good will from the voters.
- em-bee 1y agoa one party state is not the problem. you don't need multiple parties to allow multiple opinions and dissent. all they would need to do is to allow dissenting votes within the party (which, as another commenter noted, the don't, so that's hardly lack of trying), and allow everyone to join the party without requiring any allegiance to party rules that go beyond allegiance to the country itself. china could do the same btw. china also, as far as i heard, does allow dissent within the party.