| @ericNo1 Yes, it is a must, but for whom. Nothing is a must without the subject. It may be a must for you, me, and many other people. It can't be a must for everybody. Have you asked the peasant workers? Do they think it a must? These kind of policies are always hurting the interests of certain people and benefiting the others, But in China they are all advertised as for the overall good of Chinese People. But there isn’t a thing called Chinese People. People have differences, conflicts. Policies always hurt SOME people. And yes again "People often have a lot of desires" and "It is definitely tough for the GVM to balance all of them". Government should let people fight for their desires and government policies should be the result of the fighting. Chinese government is not balancing people’s desires, it is dictating them. It is dictating whose desire is good and therefore a MUST and should be satisfied, and whose desire is bad and is a MUST NOT and should be suppressed. |
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