finally. now do the old ones too.
Before reading the article I was getting a glimmer of respect that China was having some kind of moral epiphany... but of course it's only about money.
capitalists gonna capitalist.
The PRC is socialist, public ownership is the principle aspect of the economy and the working classes control the state.
That's cool, too bad they are apparently as morally bankrupt as the USA leadership otherwise they would advocate for the utter destruction of israel and the public execution of any Chinese citizen who had ever invested a single Yuan into genocide.
Wait... wait, are you implying that the working class controls the state in PRC?
Not implying, stating. In China, they have direct elections for local representatives, which elect further "rungs," laddering to the top. The top then has mass polling and opinion gathering. This combination of top-down and bottom-up democracy ensures effective results. For more on this, see Professor Roland Boer's Socialism in Power: On the History and Theory of Socialist Governance. The government itself has no capitalists in the top positions either:

This system has achieved fantastic metrics, such as over 90% of the citizenry supporting the government. This also shows why perceptions around democracy are so much higher in China than the west:

So yes, the working classes do control the state in China.
china may have good social programs and may be on the way to an idea to socialism then communism but they are still very much state controlled capitalist.
You're not helping yourself here. It seems like you actually know nothing about how China's government system works. Maybe try to explain it instead of just talking about the US.
We have democratic elections in the U.S. too
Oh, really? When did we start doing that?
We briefly experimented with the idea during Reconstruction and then quickly got rid of it.
The US isn't democratic, the state is run by capitalists and the two major parties are subservient to capital. You can even see the effects of this with how low approval rates are for the government, and much lower perceptions of democracy. The reason the working classes in China can maintain such strong control over the state is because public ownership is the principle aspect of the economy, and the working class party overthrew the nationalists back in 1949. What part of what I said is "peddling bullshit?"
Oh shit I didn't realize this was Cowbee!
I don't think I could be considered "internet famous," especially considering Lemmy is itself extremely niche. I'm also not comparable to a dead fascist. I am a communist, sure, but there's more to my life than organizing in real life and doing what I do on Lemmy.
Is it a habit of yours to ask a question, then jump to insults when you get an answer you don't know how to respond to?
If it's obvious you should be able to refute it. But all I see is you plugging your ears and being a snide child. Go on, address the overwhelming satisfaction of the Chinese public with their government. I would bet any amount of money you come up with some variation of "those lying Chinese are just lying".
capitalism with a very short leash can be useful; what matters is who holds the leash.
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