@Josh Mitteldorf While it’s true in your statement that many American traitors working with Chinese Communists to destroy America the nation. But your pro-Chinese bias fails at the fundamental level of confusing Chinese people with the Communism ideology and the evil Communist Party. I bet you live in China as a foreign citizen, so you c…
@Josh Mitteldorf While it’s true in your statement that many American traitors working with Chinese Communists to destroy America the nation. But your pro-Chinese bias fails at the fundamental level of confusing Chinese people with the Communism ideology and the evil Communist Party. I bet you live in China as a foreign citizen, so you can escape to a large extent from the measures and threats of the oppressive regime while enjoying the benefits of being a foreigner. It’s your choice to work with the evil regime, isn’t it?
It’s not a crime to live and work in Communist China as a foreigner, but it’s serious morally bankruptcy for you to have the pro-Communism bias at the same time. Itis at best a hypercritical self-delusion to believe that you are not participating in helping the evil regime in perpetuating their control over people in mainland China.
The situation is more complex than that. The CCP does things that I cannot condone, limiting free speech or selling body parts...but while I was in China I found the people were overwhelmingly supportive of their government. People who grew up in a dirt-floor hut, whose parents and grandparents farmed rice with a water buffalo are now commuting to an office job, talking on cell phones on the Beijing subway system. These people ask me, if voting for your leaders is the most important guarantee that the leaders are on the side of the people, how does it happen that the American Congress has betrayed the American people? Why does the Chinese "totalitarian" government enjoy more popularity among its own people than the American "democratic" government?
@Josh Mitteldorf While it’s true in your statement that many American traitors working with Chinese Communists to destroy America the nation. But your pro-Chinese bias fails at the fundamental level of confusing Chinese people with the Communism ideology and the evil Communist Party. I bet you live in China as a foreign citizen, so you can escape to a large extent from the measures and threats of the oppressive regime while enjoying the benefits of being a foreigner. It’s your choice to work with the evil regime, isn’t it?
It’s not a crime to live and work in Communist China as a foreigner, but it’s serious morally bankruptcy for you to have the pro-Communism bias at the same time. Itis at best a hypercritical self-delusion to believe that you are not participating in helping the evil regime in perpetuating their control over people in mainland China.
The situation is more complex than that. The CCP does things that I cannot condone, limiting free speech or selling body parts...but while I was in China I found the people were overwhelmingly supportive of their government. People who grew up in a dirt-floor hut, whose parents and grandparents farmed rice with a water buffalo are now commuting to an office job, talking on cell phones on the Beijing subway system. These people ask me, if voting for your leaders is the most important guarantee that the leaders are on the side of the people, how does it happen that the American Congress has betrayed the American people? Why does the Chinese "totalitarian" government enjoy more popularity among its own people than the American "democratic" government?