How is a two party system where both parties are firmly pro-capitalism any different from a single party system with internal political currents?
Wanna talk about how prominent is the role of intelligence services and how much power do they have compared to the elected political representatives?
It also enslaves an entire ethnic group. Highest executions. Almost 100% conviction rate. Has undercover police operations all around the world pretending to be Chinese cultural or help centers for Chinese people.
China hasn't engaged in any war in the past 45 years, this is a fact you can easily verify on your own, whether you like it or not.
> It also enslaves an entire ethnic group. Highest executions. Almost 100% conviction rate.
Dubious claims from biased sources. In any case the US incarcerates 6x more black people than white, accounting for population amounts, and also forces them to labor for private companies.
> Has undercover police operations all around the world pretending to be Chinese cultural or help centers for Chinese people.
Say hello to the NSA and CIA, there's a good chance one of their employees or algorithms will stumble upon this thread at some point.
Based on the definition of war. China has engaged in war multiple times. And is actively in no less than 18 border disputes with conflicts with Philippines and India.
Take your CPC boot licking elsewhere.
Suffice to say that if the United States is deserving of criticism, then China's actions are due double the scrutiny. As an American citizen, I take no issue holding both countries accountable.
> It also enslaves an entire ethnic group. Highest executions. Almost 100% conviction rate.
Dubious claims from biased sources. In any case the US incarcerates 6x more black people than white, accounting for population amounts, and also forces them to labor for private companies.
> Has undercover police operations all around the world pretending to be Chinese cultural or help centers for Chinese people.
Say hello to the NSA and CIA, there's a good chance one of their employees or algorithms will stumble upon this thread at some point.
What makes the Human Rights Watch a dubious source, in your opinion? Who should we trust instead?
https://www.hrw.org/tag/uyghurs
> there's a good chance one of their employees or algorithms will stumble upon this thread at some point.
There's a good chance Chinese intelligence finds this thread, too. That's not a response to the parent's accusation of Chinese undercover police stations that terrorize cities the world over.
I mean, China does not
- have the highest incarcerated population in the world
- have the most militarized police force in the world
- have waged any war in the past 45 years
Those are usualy three great signs of authoritarianism.