Re: Let's discuss
I think it is feasible to use socialism with Chinese characteristics to bring people into a democratic society.
Especially when people are generally not well-educated and most people lack the ability to think independently.
Because centralization is characterized by elite governance.
Let the elites govern the country first, lead the majority to a happy life through a few people, let people receive education, and give people time and space to think independently.
When people generally have good qualities, then democratization can be carried out.
The only question is whether the government at that time was willing to give up its power.
But I think that as long as the rights are not concentrated in the hands of one person, there is no problem at all. After all, in theory, every citizen has the right to be elected and has the opportunity to manage the country, but the premise is that the quality of the general people is high enough.
Speaking of this, I think of North Korea. I don’t know what you think of North Korea. I think North Korea is like a feudal monarchy under the banner of socialist democratization.
Because the people in power are all a family, which is funny.
That is the real lack of freedom of speech.
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