Comments by "moon moon" (@moonmoon-rw6mx) on "China’s President Xi Jinping poised to become “People’s Leader”" video.

People often forgets that there are many country that allows for "rule for life' for example, German chancellor has No term limit same goes for India, Belgium, Denmark, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands , Luxembourg, Spain, Malaysia and etc..... Singapore's head of state also enjoys Unlimited terms ... China is not the only country that allows it.
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@kagenlim5271 It is really non of your concern, how China wishes to write her rule. All you do is, ether accept it or don't go there. Stop crying about it.
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@bobafett5757 You are so out of context ..........it's "rule for life".......not....rule of life ...you should get yourself some English lessons.
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@jovimathews I am a LOCAL BORN Singaporean. You are being presumptuous and Obtrude. People are getting tired of your kind. Elections and votes are neither unique nor an exclusive of democracies. China’s President is elected by the National People's Congress (NPC), China's highest state body, which also has the power to remove the president and other state officers from office. Elections and removals are decided by majority vote. The NPC are elected via a multi-tiered representative electoral system. Delegates are elected by the provincial people's assemblies, who in turn are elected by lower level assemblies, and so on through a series of tiers to the local people's assemblies which are directly elected by the electorate. They enjoy unlimited terms, as long as they are re-elected.
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@xiphoid2011 Base on your principle argument, please tell me what so special about you that qualifies you to comment/account on China's political structure over other Chinese who takes an opposing view against yours. You are living there? You stand witness to some election fixing event? You have indisputable evidence? Just being Chinese does not automatically qualifies you lol~~~ "democracies" is a meaningless brand these days. Being democratic does not automatically mean that you are good. Non democratic does not automatically mean that you are bad. You may say what you want but any government that has manage to pull 800milion of it's people out of poverty is a good government, what ever label it carries. As for propaganda how do you even know that you are not a subject of propaganda yourself lol.
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@xiphoid2011 "My point about Singapore and Germany being democracies and politicians are constantly voted in and out of power remains valid." no... that is not a good system......it's a formula for a dysfunctional government.... nothing gets done. I am thankful that here in Singapore we don't have "politicians are constantly voted in and out of power". If that is the kind of democracies you desire..... please please don't come to Singapore. Your kind of democracy is not welcome in Singapore. Singapore is really a dictatorship don't come.
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@CalvinK300 lol nothing is static.
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@CalvinK300 Yap, agree =D
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@bobafett5757 lol...oh no, it is not the same~~~please go take some English lessons.
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@bobafett5757 nah~~~You don't know for from of and you don't know the common use of inverted commas to highlight sarcasm. If you are once an English teacher, it is time you go get your mind check in a geriatric department.
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@xiphoid2011 Singapore is a parliamentary democracy which the leader of the party that forms the government becomes the prime minister. The prime minister is not directly elected by the people. Germany's chancellor is elected by it's federal parliament and formally appointed by the President of Germany. Germany's chancellor is also not directly elected by the people. China’s President is elected by the National People's Congress (NPC), China's highest state body, which also has the power to remove the president and other state officers from office. Elections and removals are decided by majority vote. China’s President is also not directly elected by the people. They all enjoy unlimited terms, as long as they are re-elected. Elections and votes are neither unique nor an exclusive of democracies.
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@xiphoid2011 hahaha " I'm grew up Chinese" does not magically qualifies nor gives more credentials to your opinions. Anyway the topic here is not about democracy and China has always been clear that it is a Communist State, with electorate representations. So it seems that your claim remains are personal and filled with bias.
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@krollpeter "The German chancellor has far not anything near the power that Xi has."...Just a single province of Sichuan has a bigger population than Germany. How can you expect Xi to be an equal of a German chancellor.
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@krollpeter lol The context is so different.....it requires more political power to govern bigger country than smaller country. It's a simple fact. You cant simply put a mini cooper's engine/computer chip into a train and expect it to run just the same. Mind you China is about 27 times bigger and 17 times the population of Germany. Or about 2.4 times bigger and 3.2 times the population of Eur0pean Uni0n. (Maybe that's why Eur0pean Uni0n is so dis-functional...that's another topic).
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@krollpeter lol there are many ways to work a system and all these......government styles are just a social experiment in the history of civilization. We should agree that there are no such a thing as a perfect system. And that's that..... i am tired. good nite.
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@xiphoid2011 Hay, i wish you well in your quest for your type of democracy. Just do some where else.
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