Who was Mao Ze-Dong?

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回答: reply !!! 文章来自 Chinese from Taiwan on July 11, 19102 at 11:07:59:

Hi!

Befor i go on, i want remind you, that you didn't give an reply to that:

"I told you that China has more death penalty than the rest of the world. So let's see: in China there are about 1.3 Miard. people in the rest of the world there are nearly 5. Miard people, altogether 6.3 Miard. So I ask you again: Why are in China so many death penalties, more then in the whole Rest of the WORLD together? And in spite of this, there are no wrong judgements? Absolutely impossible!!

And then your ridiculous mention, that people in Taiwan can do elections with 20, but in China with 18. What value does an election have, if you can only give your vote to one and the same party? What sense is there, if no other party can come into parliament? You take yourself for a ride, my friend. And you want to tell me, what democracy means?? You only know, how to write this word - that's all."

Second:
Yes, Chiang Kai-Shek is a dictator. Stalin was a dictator. Hitler was a dictator and guess what, Mao Ze-Dong was a dictator, too. Now a assertion of me dedicated to your logic: "Hitler came to power by election. So Hitler was more democratic than Mao Ze-Dong."
I think, the last two sentences is a good basis to start looking at your opinion more closly.
Who was Mao? First he's someone, who survives the great march. Many chinese died, Mao not. He seems to be a tough guy!
So, first we take a look at his good work:
1. In 1. October 1949 he proclaimed the People's Republic of China.
2. Hmmm...... I think that was all of his good work, lets look at the bad one:
Their are many faults:
1. No normal people have any political influence.
2. Only one party is allowed.
3. Tibet is suppressed. Today as consequence of allocation, over 6000 cloisters were destroyed and over 1.000.000 people of Tibet were killed. Event today many people flee every year over the Himalaja to India.
4. In order to heighten the iron-production, nearly all farmers have to give their tools, to let melt them. An really intelligent decision to get the same iron-production like russia, because now, it must be much easier for the famers to cultivate their fields. The consequence of this infantile act was famine and the death of millions of Chinese people.
5. 1966 he proclaimed the cultural revolution, going til 1976. Many people suffered and died under these years of chaos and vilification.
I think, this is a nice resume. Anything else to add? The interesting thing is, that the same party who is responsible for the points I mentioned above, and who is responsible for the cruelty in 1989 has still all political power? How comes? Are Chinese-people that stupid, or are they suppressed, blended and the party is not telling the truth? My Chinese college said, when he was at school, the teachers said after the massacre in 1989, that the party will tell in 50 years the reason for using the armors against students. Boohoo! And nobody wondered why firstly in 50 years and not now? Or were the pupils afraid to ask?? I don't make a reproach about this, but this shows, how the party influence children in school. No creativity, but communist ideology. No discussion, but obedience. No questions, but blind believe. I know how it work! In former times, I lived in such a state of Socialism. This suppression of creativity and indivdualism is the sand in the gearing of a country's development.
I still believe, that most Chinese people are responsible and competent for free elections and more influence in policy. Only the CPC and their devotees have another opinion. Why? Because they are the richest party in the world and don't want to lose any power. But in case of this, they are the personification of the foes of their own ideology.

Dom

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