Anonymous wrote:I’m sticking a fork in western democracy as it is presently practiced.
Regardless of the system - parliamentary, presidential, etc - it is unfit for purpose.
At the local level, our inability to build the housing and infrastructure needed is reflective of democracy.
At the state and national level, democracy keeps giving us rubes and charlatans who drop the ball on healthcare, foreign affairs.
I recently spent 2 months in Asia. While Japan and Korea have democracy it isn’t like ours. And China…I’m sorry, but China is amazing. I don’t particularly care for Chinese people or culture, but their vision of governance and the state as a shepherd of a civilization is impressive.
Everything works in China pretty much.
Xi cares about the Chinese civilization in a fundemental way our leaders don’t care about America.
Honestly, if Jensen Huang was given dictatorial powers, we’d be better off.
Korea and Japan have some issues around work culture but things are pretty amazing there as well.
Instead of saber rattling and antagonizing China, we should be looking to build bridges and gain real understanding of their success. You don’t see China doing Israel’s bidding. They think in centuries, while we think about the 24 hr news cycle.
Anonymous wrote:Not surprising that people on this board prefer communism.
Anonymous wrote:Not surprising that people on this board prefer communism.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m sticking a fork in western democracy as it is presently practiced.
Regardless of the system - parliamentary, presidential, etc - it is unfit for purpose.
At the local level, our inability to build the housing and infrastructure needed is reflective of democracy.
At the state and national level, democracy keeps giving us rubes and charlatans who drop the ball on healthcare, foreign affairs.
I recently spent 2 months in Asia. While Japan and Korea have democracy it isn’t like ours. And China…I’m sorry, but China is amazing. I don’t particularly care for Chinese people or culture, but their vision of governance and the state as a shepherd of a civilization is impressive.
Everything works in China pretty much.
Xi cares about the Chinese civilization in a fundemental way our leaders don’t care about America.
Honestly, if Jensen Huang was given dictatorial powers, we’d be better off.
Korea and Japan have some issues around work culture but things are pretty amazing there as well.
Instead of saber rattling and antagonizing China, we should be looking to build bridges and gain real understanding of their success. You don’t see China doing Israel’s bidding. They think in centuries, while we think about the 24 hr news cycle.
You can't separate their culture and their approach to government. The recent gains to quality of life are economic only. They are not matched by gains in the quality of spiritual, psychological, athletic, creative, etc etc aspects of life.
Anonymous wrote:Thanks to Trump and his supporters, China has won.
Anonymous wrote:I’m sticking a fork in western democracy as it is presently practiced.
Regardless of the system - parliamentary, presidential, etc - it is unfit for purpose.
At the local level, our inability to build the housing and infrastructure needed is reflective of democracy.
At the state and national level, democracy keeps giving us rubes and charlatans who drop the ball on healthcare, foreign affairs.
I recently spent 2 months in Asia. While Japan and Korea have democracy it isn’t like ours. And China…I’m sorry, but China is amazing. I don’t particularly care for Chinese people or culture, but their vision of governance and the state as a shepherd of a civilization is impressive.
Everything works in China pretty much.
Xi cares about the Chinese civilization in a fundemental way our leaders don’t care about America.
Honestly, if Jensen Huang was given dictatorial powers, we’d be better off.
Korea and Japan have some issues around work culture but things are pretty amazing there as well.
Instead of saber rattling and antagonizing China, we should be looking to build bridges and gain real understanding of their success. You don’t see China doing Israel’s bidding. They think in centuries, while we think about the 24 hr news cycle.
Anonymous wrote:I’m sticking a fork in western democracy as it is presently practiced.
Regardless of the system - parliamentary, presidential, etc - it is unfit for purpose.
At the local level, our inability to build the housing and infrastructure needed is reflective of democracy.
At the state and national level, democracy keeps giving us rubes and charlatans who drop the ball on healthcare, foreign affairs.
I recently spent 2 months in Asia. While Japan and Korea have democracy it isn’t like ours. And China…I’m sorry, but China is amazing. I don’t particularly care for Chinese people or culture, but their vision of governance and the state as a shepherd of a civilization is impressive.
Everything works in China pretty much.
Xi cares about the Chinese civilization in a fundemental way our leaders don’t care about America.
Honestly, if Jensen Huang was given dictatorial powers, we’d be better off.
Korea and Japan have some issues around work culture but things are pretty amazing there as well.
Instead of saber rattling and antagonizing China, we should be looking to build bridges and gain real understanding of their success. You don’t see China doing Israel’s bidding. They think in centuries, while we think about the 24 hr news cycle.