>>25515508 Mock trial probably... Isn't corruption rampant? I would say democracy would make China worse they need strongmen to operate

>>25515603 >Isn't corruption rampant? Only higher ups in the CCP/ Xi's inner circle are permitted to engage in such corruption for personal gain

He probably said Xi has a tiny dick and they invented some counter-revolutionary charges to get him. It's a commie country after all.

>>25515612 until they are not anymore

I'm 110% sure this "corruption trials" is just a way for politicians to eliminate political opponents. Totally selectively enforced, because actually they all do it.

>>25515612 I highly doubt a shithole like China has such a tight control. I think China should flood inner mongolia and Tibet and western with chinks so when their population crashes they still have domino over their space Honestly they have so many bodies too I'd throw their army especially conscripting undesirable minorities and just throw their massive population in an endless war for economic gain. I don't know who would be a good candidate though to throw troops at no obvious choice

>>25515628 Literally this. probably political bullshit. This guy isn't out of the ordinary and shouldn't have his life taken. Although he's rich and everything and a criminal I still feel bad I wonder if he's nervous right now his heart up his yellow throat... Such a shame to kill a smart hard working guy just like that for some headlines and props

>>25515630 It's obviously not under right control, as the article demonstrates. It's punished when it's discovered and the people taking part aren't high enough in the Communist hierarchy to have it overlooked

>>25515508 >>25515508 imagine thinking it's not a show trial we had those in commie times as well, even put some bureucrat to death for meath shortages surprise, this did not cure the meat shortage

There was a joke that instead of billions to the anti-corruption committee like they do now, comrade Stalin would grant 6 cemeteries. And it would actually be eradicated.

>>25515639 I'm just curious about what he actually did to end up on the CCP's naughty list. And it sure as hell wasn’t 'Oh, I stole some millions or accepted some bribes'. It reminds me the case of this high CCP party member that, his son crashed their luxury car, the kid ended up dying in the crash. But the fact he crashed a car that costed millions of dollars, drove attention to the officer, and soon enough they come up with some corruption charges. He end up sentenced to life imprisonment .

>>25515697 Its all conjectural, but it seens xi is burning bridges to avoid the rise of any possible stadist that would manage to defy him in the future.

>>25515697 > But the fact he crashed a car that costed millions of dollars, drove attention to the officer I worked for chink corpo in Warsaw our chink ceo was actually quite cool, he had spend the last 2 decades mostly in west, so he had a lot of western traits. Or maybe he just knew westerners dont react well to chink bugmen persona and he made a western one so anyways he said that most high level management, CEOs in chink factories do their best to not make their welth visible. On purpose, when they go to work, they drive 1990's volvo or toyota, and they wear bazaar tier polyester suits with visible signs of long wear. While being rich is not forbidden, it's bad for social cohesion to let them know the CEO of their factory is not in fact earning 2-3 times more than they do (as they subconsciously suspect), but 200-300 more, and has a ferrari at his mansion.

>>25515642 It's gross and everything but I mean non whites need bullies and tough guys to rule them for stability. A little corruption is nothing compared to collapse

Based if true, but these types of courts can always be faked which is why giving the power to judges to murder people is not a good idea.

>>25515731 It makes sense, and I think it definitely drove attention to how wealthy he is, and broke a rule. At the same time, the Chinese internet is highly censored. I think authorities could have censored the story heavily to prevent it from even gaining mainstream attention in the first place. Yet they sort of let it circulate, which makes me think that his political adversaries (most likely from the Xi Jinping faction) saw this mistake as a golden opportunity to punish him. The individual sentenced to life imprisonment was tied to the Hu Jintao faction.

>>25515753 I despise communism and the Chinese government but I'll grant you it's definitely better *for China* than our government is for the US, or for the world for that matter

>>25515697 It's easy to see communist thugs as being bad guys but they're all born into this system they're not evil per say I do feel bad thinking of scumbag. X Y or Z sitting on death row Although I suppose they'd kill or screw over themselves if they were in the other guys position so who cares right? Kek

>>25515770 I hate Communism and everything but China has evolved from revolution times to the creepy fuck it is today. If it wasn't a communism trope it'd be something else but at the end of the day some dick needs to corral the chinks

>>25515773 No one forces them to became the boot, they could go herd ducks or something if they werent violent fuckers.

>>25515819 That's not true you're born into your family and class Their are literally "party people" born into wealth and power. Either fall away into the gutter or be corrupt

>>25515770 China is hardly communist anymore- they have the most billionares in the world, they allow private property, they allow financial shenenigans on stock market for everyone including foreigners and wealth disparity in chink society is way below european "capitlist" countries levels, and actually close to US levels of comuinism they retained only the auesthetics, the name, and partially authoritarianism

>>25515819 the fuck is that vid?

>>25515844 From an old horror threda