Zhai, Yu: China under the CCP tyranny serious wealth gap
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Date: 5/28/2014 3:27:53 PM
Sender: Zhai, Yu
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Zhai, Yu: China under the CCP tyranny serious wealth gap
翟钰(Zhai, Yu)
Authoritarian China under the CCP serious wealth gap. Since the 1980s, the income gap between rich and poor growth in China than the United States, the gap between rich and poor is now ranked first in the world.
China wealth gap has become a serious social problem serious, even more than the price of corruption and unemployment, will greatly affect the future development of China, it will hinder the establishment of a democratic China.
Now Chinese riches wealth is highly concentrated in two sectors: the merchant class and the CCP bureaucracy.
Fortune than relying thrifty merchant class or well-run, but on the CCP collusion, money, tax evasion, counterfeiting, etc. illegal acts to accumulate wealth, while the CCP bureaucracy is to use the big powers misappropriation of state assets to the right Maiguan bribes, extortion, extortion, hundreds of billions of renminbi have such amazing scenes money, even though a lot of middle-CCP departmental officials, have reached possessions enormously, even just a basic level of Chinese police, also large sums of money can easily corrupt.
Because of these two classes of riches occupy China＇s wealth disparity of wealth in Chinese society is getting worse, and income of ordinary workers, peasants, and a variety of smaller and smaller share of professionals, so China wealth gap growing to become the world＇s first.
Chinese society has been difficult to reconcile polar opposites between rich and poor, the lower classes struggle to make a living dismally, deteriorating increasingly dissatisfied with the wealthy upper equally uneasy fear of poor Chinese Communist uprising, have transferred the property to go to other countries, like China a whole backlog of volcano, large-scale social unrest will erupt at any time.
Only in the absence of the Chinese People＇s authoritarian democracy, the protection of life, to get, to get a fair, just and human rights.
Zhai, Yu
May 28, 2014
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