Communist vs Neoliberal

@GiacomoSansoni what's unclear?

@GiacomoSansoni Clinton looks shocked to find out how regular people actually live, showing that liberal oligarchs are completely detached from the peoples of their countries.

Meanwhile, Xi regularly interacts with the general public and isn't above visiting poor villages and seeing how the poorest elements of the society live.

Leaders who actually care interact with the people they govern produce results that are favorable to the general public as evidenced by poverty elimination in China.

@GiacomoSansoni I don't understand your question. Each link addresses a different question you asked.

@GiacomoSansoni I'm not your research assistant, you asked for information and I provided you. If you want me to do detailed research then you can pay me. This information is well documented and publicly available.

@GiacomoSansoni pretty much all statistics come from the government in every country, you're making an idiotic argument here

@GiacomoSansoni @popolon does the fact that Chinese political system has evolved far more rapidly than any western "democracy" not give you a pause at all?

Just consider Deng reforms alone, that would be akin to Italy acknowledging that the system is deficient and incorporating Marxism. Something that would never be possible under your regime.

Yet, supposedly you have freedom of disagreement. 😂

@GiacomoSansoni well now you're just contradicting yourself, because you told me this media didn't exist in China

@GiacomoSansoni HK is now entirely subject to mainland laws, so why has this website not been shut down if what you claim is true?

@GiacomoSansoni yes it's true that HKSAR is now entirely under the laws of the mainland. If they were doing something that's illegal then they would be shut down, it's that simple.

You proved your own claim to be false here.

@GiacomoSansoni @popolon discussion of freedom need context to have any meaning. Freedom for whom and to do what?

@GiacomoSansoni @popolon and you're claiming this isn't the case in China based on what again?

@koherecoWatchdog @peter you're seriously arguing that cops in US will kill people in broad daylight, but they don't extract confessions through torture, I have a bridge to sell you

@koherecoWatchdog @peter that's certainly how law enforcement appears to be carried out in US, although usually people just get shot on the spot from what I understand

@koherecoWatchdog @peter not really seeing the relevance to the discussion here to be honest

@koherecoWatchdog @peter LMAO have you been to US?

@koherecoWatchdog @peter @koherecoWatchdog @peter well you might want to read up on what police does in US, how many killings happen, how many innocent people are abused by the state, the disproportionate incarceration of minorities, the slave labor, kids for cash programs, and so on.

Nothing even close to such horrors has ever been documented in China.

@koherecoWatchdog @peter of course they happen in the station as well as on the street. US also runs a literal torture camp on Cuban soil where they can abduct American citizens and hold them there indefinitely without charge or trial.

https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2019/3/20/coerced-to-confess-how-us-police-get-confessions

@koherecoWatchdog @peter I don't actually see the difference here, American *citizens* can be picked up off the street and flown off to a torture camp. And here you are wisely saying that, that what's important here is that it's done by a different arm of the regime. Gotcha.

@koherecoWatchdog @peter is it really that hard for you to spend two minutes googling before making absurd statements?