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somewhereintime

What is democracy?
Depends on where are you from,
in Canada, it is basic entitlements by birth, any kids over 10 years old
can tell you, I'm not dealing with grade school here.
In China, it is whatever the leaders  tell you and you need to follow,
or you are anti-revolutionary and traitor.The leaders do not dare to face the term 6.4 let alone the history;
the standard answer is: It has been concluded. case closed.
Yet, Premier Wen seems totally forgotten what he acted (which was ethical)
beside his then boss Premier Zhao during 6.4

somewhereintime

1.Separation of powers.

2.Legislative democracy.

3.An independent judiciary.

4.Public control of public servants.

5.Guarantee of human rights.

6.Electionof public officials.

7.Rural–urbanequality.

8.Freedom of association.

9.Freedomof assembly.

10.Freedom of expression.

11.Freedom of religion.

12.Civic education.

13.Protection of private property.

14.Social security.

15.Truth in reconciliation.

The  list above are the universal value for basic human right and

the foundations of democracy, in fact most of them were included in the

CCP constitution.

Only the CCP , North Korea and Cuban think otherwise.

Dare to proclaim those are all western propaganda? and you do not

deserve  any of them?

It is the CCP who abuses its own constitution, not me