konnichiwa said:
Kasz216 said:
konnichiwa said:
Wait what? So when Obama is elected USA will not be USA anymore?
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No it's still the USA because it's still a two party system.
China... a one party system likely won't be able to stay one party if their economic growth keeps increasing at the rates Manus talks about... because said economic growth eventually will have to spread out, and there is already growing disfavor with the party among those who are profiting.
Eventually there will be an opposition party that will force great change in the government reverting it to a real democracy, thereby changing the country. Just how the Peoples Republic of China is not recognized as the China that existed before the communists took over.
(See the UN where PRC inherted the rights to China, and where Russia inhereted the rights of the USSR.)
Not to mention numerous other problems they'd have to overcome even if they managed to stay one party... some of which jackson has listed.
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I really wonder how democracy will work there with their 100 of different languages/cultures and even religions. If Belgium haves problems with only two major regions I really see it fail in China for sure.
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Who knows. They're well on there way of trying it out. They may even split up. Since there wealth is distributed so far apart by province. (Which is weird for a supposidly communist country.)
The provinces aren't even remotely in the same leagues when it comes to economic progress.
The more people make though the less likely they are to accept people ruling voer them.
