Current Events-China

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Do ponto de vista do governo Biden, um dos objetivos da cúpula é estabelecer uma aliança de países democráticos em oposição à China, na tentativa de isolar o regime de partido único e sem eleições livres.

Actually, there are many people who believe that Joe Brinden's government and party is in direct alliance with the very CHINA it claims to be against. But how much sense would it make to tell the truth to the American people? In the age of deceit, speaking their native tongue of lies is what governs their policy, both foreign and domestic. The same applies to Europe when it makes the same anti-China claims.  

As far as China itself, it may be a bad example of "democracy" but it is the best example of order. For all the "democracy" Babylon claims to present, even with claims of election theft from the far-right, it fails to keep order in spite of the many luxuries its currency should afford it. It should be the prime example of order yet its police departments and fire departments are all facing shortages because of vaccine mandates which has led to a spike in crime in most major cities. 

Check this out for a comparison:

https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/China/United-States/Crime

So if a country is in order, and demonstrably so, why would there need to be elections? Has democracy somehow achieved deity status? Is democracy the only thing that a nation should claim to possess and use it as a token of "freedom"? Are citizens of countries that claim to be democratic always happy and content with being given the illusion that they somehow control their countries' paths because of elections? Hardly so.

My personal experience has always been that every nation that has instituted "democracy" has at least half its populace up-in-arms because their candidate is not in power. And when the next election rolls around, the other half is up-in-arms for the same reason. The end-result is always the same. Nations are divided. 

This will only change when the UN takes over, and right now, The People's Republic of China has the best model for such a government. America is far behind when it comes to the concept of globalization thanks to the exceptionalist policies of Trump. 

When China makes the argument that it possesses a "democracy" that works, it is difficult to argue against it especially in light of one that quintessentially mimics the exact order desired by the United Nations.