From: phsj@MARLIN.JCU.EDU.AU (su jianfeng)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.china
Subject: Re: Free Election
Date: 27 Jul 92 11:41:46 GMT


>>If a free election is assumed to be held for the ruling party of the Chinese
>>government based on the political organisations we know, which party will win
>>the elections and which party do you vote?
>>
>>My vote is:
>>Names                                               Votes
>>1) CCP;                                               1 
>>2) IFCSS;                                             0  
>>3) Democracy party (Is there this party?);            0
>>4) Is there any other party?                          0
>>
>>I will vote CCP under two conditions, (1) changing his prime minister;
>>(2) continuing the economic reform.  I don't vote IFCSS, because I doubt
>>that it is an independent organisation.  Being politically and economically
>>independent from foreigners, foreign organisations and governments is
>>the basic condition for a political organisation to be operated in China. 
>>
> 
>How about the party that has created a miracle in Taiwan ?
>5) KMT							1

I will think about it.  But I hope that CCP and KMT can unite again.  If
there were no killings between CCP and KMT 40 years ago (I don't know what
the deaths were fighting for),  China, today, would be much better.
People's lifes are often used as tools by politicians for their power
struggle.

> 
>I doubt if you will vote for CCP unless you are blind of what has been achieved and how many people have been killed on mainland China.
> 
>Well, a much easier question is :
> 
>Where will you go after you finish your degree ?

Two years ago, I would not vote CCP.  But, if a free election was 
held today, China would be a democratic country and the present situation of
the party should be the most important.  It is not a good idea to love or
hate a party (Don't love a party like Christians love their God),
if there are many persons as the members (Don't hate too many people.
Members of CCP are just ordinary persons having better chances).
Votting a party means that the ongoing policy of that party partly or
wholely represents voter's willing.  Supportting a party is similar
to do shopping in a supermarket.  By the way, I like the policies of economic  
reform and independence of CCP. 

>Well, a much easier question is :
>
>Where will you go after you finish you degree ?

I hope to get a PR before I go back to China. (Take the big opportunities of
a developing China and minimise the political risk.)

->Of course, I'm not saying what the government did are perfect.
->There are many problems that require to be resolved.
->When thinking the future of China, Taiwan has provided a perfect template for
->	WHAT CHINESE CAN BE !
->
->If you are still under the control of CCP, I won't be surprised.
->But if you are free to express your own opinions,
->Please ask your CONSCIOUSNESS, if there exists.

I don't hate CPP and I don't hate KMT either.  There are over 40 million
members in CCP and I don't want to hate so many people.  To hate each
other is the main reason of going to war and is very easily used by
politicians for their power struggles.  For democracy, reforming the economic 
and politic structure is much more important than changing the ruling party.
(From many dynasties to warlord, KMT and CCP, we still want
democracy for China)  I think that Mainland China today is more democratic
than two years ago, because its economy has been decentralised and the
central planning economic system has been transfered to a much more freely
market-economy.  (The economic reform can lead to a political reform.) 
 

Is there anyone who votes D-F organisations?  Why?



J Su
      All politicians want power <=> All businessmen want money
All politicians enjoy having and using power <=>
                            All businessmen enjoy having and using money 

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