Li, Zhi: The freedom of Internet and nationalization of military are the catalysts of Chinese democracy
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Date: 9/28/2011 1:44:14 PM
Sender: Li, Zhi
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Li, Zhi: The freedom of Internet and nationalization of military are the catalysts of Chinese democracy
李志(Li, Zhi)
Among all the countries in the world, the political system of most is democratic system, and just minority of them is autocratic countries, but what does it illustrate? This shows democratic system has more energy and it is more advanced and supported more by each country’s people, so Chinese people also need democratic system.
In my point of view, China will be democracy sooner or later, and it’s just the matter of time. Besides, the freedom of Internet and nationalization of military are the catalysts to promote the progress of Chinese democracy.
CCP wants to control people’s freedom of speeches, by the means of carrying out the supervision of Internet and shielding of key words and controlling mainstream websites to stop people from criticizing to make a peaceful society. However, there is an old saying that a small leak will sink a great ship. This false peaceful and prosperous society will not stay for long, and it will collapse necessarily; Chinese people are very intelligent and they can find a way of speaking out their voices and endeavor to find way to break through the supervision of Internet. It’s just a matter of time.
Chinese military submits to Chinese people and protects the state originally, and it should not obey a party’s governing, but at present Chinese military obeys CCP; if people walk in the street for rally, CCP will command police and military to suppress them and it is monstrous crime. So Chinese military must be nationalized, and then people’s military will not shoot to its owner; I think it is also the wishes of all the Chinese military!
The freedom of Internet and nationalization of military are the catalysts of Chinese walking towards democracy and they can promote the progress of Chinese democracy!
Li, Zhi
Sep 28, 2011
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