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Congressional oversight doesn't mean much here, since the CCP also serves that role. The real problem is that, even though US is, in practice, a de-facto two-p
by bit-anarchist 3mo ago
Congressional oversight doesn't mean much here, since the CCP also serves that role.
The real problem is that, even though US is, in practice, a de-facto two-party between democrats and republicans, the PRC is a de-facto one-party system. There's also the overall opportunities for change and revolution that US society provides, that are absent in the PRC.
- somelamer567 3mo agoDe jure one-party system. No other political parties are permitted.
- bit-anarchist 3mo agoPRC does actually allow different political parties: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_political_parties_in_China https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_political_parties_in_C... They, however, need to be approved by the CCP, so this multi party system is only de jure.