Sylvain Saurel
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When will the Chinese people get the leaders they need and deserve?
This question is asked by a Westerner for sure.


From a Westerner's point of view, you think that the Chinese are mostly unhappy with Xi Jinping and the current leadership.

So you think China deserves better leaders.

However, you should look beyond your own frame of reference to understand that the majority of Chinese people are happy with Xi Jinping and the current leadership.

Xi Jinping continues to make China prosper and to bring growth to the Chinese economy as a whole. Chinese people are rising out of poverty at an incredible rate and a true middle class has emerged in China.

The Chinese believe that the decline of the West is due to democracy. So they don't want a system that they think is economically inferior to their own.

It is certain that the Chinese system allows planning long-term projects allowing to transform the Chinese economy. The West has more difficulty in doing this because of partisan quarrels that slow down long-term projects.

The Chinese people are therefore satisfied as a whole. They don't want anything more than what they already have in terms of leadership. You will have to upgrade your frames of reference by understanding that there are several!

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Alexander Finnegan
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When will the Chinese people get the leaders they need and deserve?
The Chinese Communist Party is the most talented, professional, and competent leadership organization on the planet. This is not hyperbole. Xi Jinping is not some coke snorting, frozen steak selling, Epstein “Love Island” travelling, failed casino
owning shill. He has rooted out corruption in the CCP and has ensured it operates in top form. The CCP has lifted China out of destitute poverty, opium addiction, and a Century of Humiliation. It has turned China into the world’s leading industrial
production economy. It is an economy that actually builds things. It creates value. Hunger is largely ended, and the Chinese Dream has replaced the American Dream.

Xi Jinping has relatively recently taken massive steps to reduce China’s emissions to mitigate climate change. [1] He has also said that China’s bourgeoisie, the billionaires, will not control China. The CCP will control China. And this means putting
the billionaires back under Party control. Jack Ma must realize his place. And he has been learning it. Xi has said that China’s prosperity must be shared with all, not just the few.[2] Xi recognizes that from a practical perspective, social inequality
causes social unrest. Just look at the U.S. to recognize that. The U.S. is on the precipice of civil war.

But China’s leaders aren’t perfect. China’s banning of Bitcoin is intolerable. It’s use of the blockchain and the digital yuan, tied to the social credit system, is a privacy nightmare.[3] Human rights need revisiting there.

The Chinese think long term, not just a few minutes ahead. The Chinese leadership knew that the CCP had to be defended against U.S. attack, whether it be funding the subversives at Tiananmen Square to the rabble rousers in the region now.[4]

The Chinese people don’t have the leaders they “deserve.” What the hell does that mean? That is meaningless. The Chinese people have a leadership that is a benefit to them. The results speak for themselves. The future belongs to China, not the U.S.,
which is in decline.

A strong government that ensures capitalism doesn’t get out of control has always been the recipe for success. This formula, in a weaker form in the U.S., was called “social democracy.” That was abandoned in 1980. The capitalists have run amuck.
And now the U.S. is getting the leaders it deserves because it has chosen capitalism. And soon it will be choosing civil war.


What the U.S. can learn from China's response to COVID infections
While China tries to stamp out COVID-19 infections as soon as they pop up, the U.S. has a much more laissez-faire approach of learning to live with the virus, even if it means a thousand deaths a day.
https://www.npr.org/2021/11/08/1053647178/what-the-u-s-can-learn-from-chinas-response-to-covid-infections
Footnotes

[1] Did Xi Just Save the World
?
[2] China calls for curbs on 'excessive' income and for the wealthy to give back more to society
[3] Blockchain Now Powers Parts of China’s Social Credit System - Decrypt
[4] https://thegeopolitics.com/the-geopolitics-behind-the-tiananmen-square-incident/

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