As the Chinese move forward into the development of their state, the legitimacy of the ruling party, the Chinese Communist Party (CPC), is being threatened by more access to unrestricted information and accusations of corruption within the government. In order to reestablish legitimacy, the government has placed further restrictions upon internet access, as well as cracking down upon corruption within the party (especially at the local level). Unfortunately, the crackdowns on corruption seem to make themselves into opportunities for elected officials to eliminate their opposition by framing their opponents as guilty of corruption.
Many in China’s CCP argue that the one-party system is necessary to retain efficiency, not only with a quickly developing economy, but the massive population straining at the seams of the state. Those in favor of the one-party system often cite the gridlock in the western world (particularly in the US and UK) as hindering progress and innovation.
Those who oppose the one-party system argue that the status quo prohibits democracy and human rights, that valuing unity over dissent is a disregard for change and reform. Freedom of press and unrestricted access to outside information threatens the legitimacy of the One-Party rule, because they allow for people to share dissenting opinions and organize.
It sucks how the people i used to be friends have completely forgotten about me, no saying bye at all, no telling me why they don’t wanna friends with me anymore must be nice to completely shut off your feelings and pretend i never existed.
“But if you forget to reblog Madame Zeroni, you and your family will be cursed for always and eternity.”
This isn’t funny and actually gives people anxiety/ panic attacks. If you guys could tag this as “anxiety tw” that would be appreciated. Also, please use that tag for other posts like this one.
The truth is, unless you let go, unless you forgive yourself, unless you forgive the situation, unless you realize that the situation is over, you cannot move forward.
Steve Maraboli (via feellng)
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