“A Regime Ender”: Coronavirus Impact on China | Gordon Chang

It’s not easy to bring down Chinese communist rule they have well paid people to support the system only way stop buying Chinese

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Does anyone know if there is any truth to the claim that cellular usage for 21mm Chinese cell phones users disappeared between Jan and Feb? https://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2020/03/24/21-million-chinese-cellphone-users-disappear-in-three-months-of-pandemic/

Split screen Chris, that all I'm going to say.

How about what Laowhy86 figured out? Daaaang.. Thanks you three, stay safe and sound, we need you around!

Hey Chris and Team, I WANT THAT COOL GRAPHIC TO SHARE ON MY FACEBOOK! Seen at 0:30 in video. Very cool! Please post up as pic or graphic? :)

Ok, just read an article about a lawsuit against the CCP for 20 trillion $ for allowing the corona virus spread. What are your thoughts?

Given the electronic surveillance, ability to ignore millions of people protesting in the streets (HK), the CCPs willingness to silence people at any cost, what does regime change look like?

CHris, China will not crumble because of an economic downturn. Look at Other failing communist countries. Best bet is to weaken the ccp by stopping all trade. Chinese people in general support the ccp. I lived there for ten years. USA should open exclusive trade with Taiwan but only in certain goods as too many CCP backers are in Taiwan. Try being real in terms of what is happening

If the CCP falls, what will happen to China Uncensored?!?

I can only hope this eliminates the CCP. Having said that "Trumpinomics" have been a failure as well.

I think things have to get a lot worse for Chinese to overthrow the regime. In the 20th century revolutions only succeeded either by rebelling against colonial authority (in which case the government and the people were basically fundamentally at odds), or due to widespread suffering (like 1917 Russia), or due to outside influence by substantially more powerful nations (Cold War proxy revolutions). As bad as it was in China, they've been through far worse and the regime endured. People have been predicting political liberalization in China due to the Internet or capitalism or whatever for decades, and they've always been wrong. China's expansionism will probably allow them to play up the victim card as other countries push back against that expansionism, and especially with the demographic excess of men, this will strongly buttress nationalism and hence the regime.

Such a gorgeous country - the people and natural resources - doesn't deserve Communism.