Helios on 07 November 2007
Bdbdbd: Ignoring the fact that your post is quite confusing, I could probably argue with you, but I'll settle with the fact that we probably wouldn't be worrying about any government if life was a such a dance on roses.
And no, Chinese Communism is not Capitalism, and Capitalism is not superior to it. Capitalism is the belief in a free market - something that has yet to be realized in the real world. The Chinese government however (at times) evokes complete control of the market. Someone once described it as the worst parts of Communism and Capitalism put together, but it clearly works. It just goes to show that a dictatorship, if handled correctly, is a more efficient form of government than a democracy.
