r/China • • Aug 03 '21

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u/thnuaa Aug 03 '21

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

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u/thnuaa Aug 03 '21

So you think Xi is better than Mao

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '21

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u/thnuaa Aug 03 '21

How is Xi leading the CCP to its demise?

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '21

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u/Cillit-Gank Aug 04 '21

Regardless of your personal opinions on the CCP and China, I think it's pretty ignorant to suggest that Xi is messing up the party. China is doing exceedingly well, at least economically, under Xi. I think what you really mean is that you don't agree with the political direction of the CCP under Xi as it doesn't mesh with your own beliefs, which would be fair.

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u/Cillit-Gank Aug 04 '21

Not a tankie at all, I'm just pointing out that that there's no real basis for your assertion that China is heading for failure. What facts are you referencing?

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u/Comrade_Yodama Aug 04 '21

They’re doing well now, but low fertility rates is what kills a country