The CCP Should Be Scared

by Panzer
Chinese state media like to brag about public trust in China, but, in reality,
Chinese people appear to be losing heart, and there’s only one way to reverse it.
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Link is below.Are you tired of being suspicious all the time?
Of living in a place where trust and acceptance are so hard to come by that…
even the colors of a dress have torn families apart for a decade? Personally, I think it’s
green and lavender, because I’m an agent of chaos. But if you’re looking for a high trust society,
then, oh boy, do I have the place for you! It’s called China.
Because in China, public trust is more abundant than the names
of powerful people in the Epstein Files…allegedly.
Nowhere in China is this more true than the faith people put in government.
Chinese people trust the local authorities,
they trust the central authorities,
and they super trust the center of the central authorities! It’s like a turducken of authority!
Don’t believe me? Just look at what the China Daily has to say on the matter:
the Chinese level of trust in the government has topped a global list!
But it’s not just the Chinese lapdog media that are saying this.
They are drawing on surveys and studies done by international organizations such as the
US public relations company Edelman , which publishes an annual report on public trust…
called the Edelman Trust Barometer.
Chinese state-run media love citing the Edelman report, like when Xinhua reported that
Chinese citizens’ trust in their government had topped 90 percent, according to Edelman.
That’s because the company repeatedly scores China
as the country with the highest level of trust in government.
Trust to do what exactly? Maa aurder protestors and then pretend it never happened? Then yeah,
I trust them more than any government to do that.
These are some solid numbers. For example, according to Edelman, in 2022, 91 percent of
Chinese people expressed trust in the government, while, in 2023, that number was 89 percent.
That’s impressive!
Especially since 2022 was during the worst of China’s COVID lockdowns,
when Chinese people across the country took to the streets to protest the government’s
zero-COVID policy and even called for Chinese leader Xi Jinping to step down.
Hmm, something seems fishy here.
And a closer look at Edelman’s research confirms it.
You see, while the company had ample opportunity in other countries to
ask respondents all sorts of political questions, that was not the case in China.
Instead, certain questions were left out, such as…