Most in China call their nation a democracy, most in U.S. say America isn't
www.newsweek.com
Latana political research consultant Frederick Deveaux told Newsweek such studies "determine who is winning the battle of democracy in the eyes of the public."

83% of Chinese polled said that China was a democracy, thus achieving the best score in the world. And this was a study conducted by a NATO-BACKED ORGANIZATION, too. Libs will seethe about “CCP censorship”, so I’ll ask: does the “CCP” own NATO now, too? LMAO

  • KiG V2
    4•2 years ago

    The remaining 17% will be given a megaphone and sponsorships.

    • 陈卫华是我的英雄OP
      2•2 years ago

      Not 17%; it’s 8% (according to this particular study). 91% of Chinese said that democracy was important, leading to a importance-perception deficit of 8%. The remaining 9% either support or oppose the CPC for reasons not related to democracy (mostly support, given Harvard’s government satisfaction estimate of 95% in China).