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Communist test

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Chinese authorities carried out a large-scale pre-dawn raid on Yayang Church in Wenzhou — long known as “China’s Jerusalem” for its historic and vibrant Christian community. Over 200 believers were detained during a prayer vigil, with police using signal jamming, confiscating phones, and reportedly placing black hoods on members. As of mid-March, 22 people remain missing without formal charges, legal documents, or information provided to their families. Bulldozers later removed the church’s bell tower and cross after the congregation refused to install Communist Party surveillance cameras and hang the national flag inside the sanctuary. The operation falls under a national campaign called “Five Entries, Five Transformations,” designed to place all houses of worship under direct Communist Party control. Wenzhou’s Christian community has long symbolized faith resilience in China, making this incident particularly significant. The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has described China’s record on religious freedom as among the worst in the world, and the U.S. Congress is considering targeted sanctions on officials responsible for such persecution. When a major religious community faces coordinated state action, including prolonged detention without transparency, it raises fundamental questions about religious freedom and the rule of law in China. International awareness matters because these events test the global commitment to protecting freedom of belief, even in authoritarian contexts. Do you believe the international community should apply stronger pressure on China regarding religious persecution, or is this an internal matter best left to Chinese authorities?

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David Pakman explains why he's not a communist or socialist "I am a social democrat..I don't believe either system is the best way to maximize human well being and to organize society..and I believe this, looking at empirical historical data and in applying a socioeconomic analysis to these theories" "I support getting everybody healthcare, strong unions and supportive labor, affordable education that is of high quality, progressive taxation where the wealthiest are taxed, the most serious corporate regulation, and a very strong safety net..I also support private businesses, private ownership of property and the ability to make profit in private industry for a lot of goods and services" "There is no good reason to eliminate markets, we don't need gov planners deciding..it's completely fine to let companies compete there, let ppl start businesses and own them, test ideas, succeed and fail within the context of the market..social democracy recognizes markets are really useful tools, but markets are not the moral authorities that the right wing believes them to be" "Socialism and communism in turn usually want to replace private ownership of major industries with worker, public, or state ownership..depending on whether we're talking about a socialist or communist model..and if u preserve socialism against public resistance, u can end up with property seizures, capital controls, restrictions on investment, limits on political opposition..a very serious authoritarian danger..the supposed stateless society requires an extraordinary powerful state" "We've seen historically..u end up with this new ruling class made up of often corrupt, typically cronyistic and nepotistic party..for me one of the key tenets of leftism is opposing domination..that includes domination by corporations and billionaires..it also includes opposing domination by government or political parties or these self appointed revolutionaries who say I speak for everybody" (Via thedavidpakmanshow on YT)

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