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Today China is still a barbaric society without a shred notion of "human being". Despotic Confucianism plus Communism has eradicated the last remnants of humanity. Playing Confucian social roles without being aware of one's humanity is wide-spread, established pseudo morality. Today's Chinese know nothing about "humanity" and human dignity, besides playing their ascribed despotic roles. A "Eunuslawhore" (Eunuchs, Slaves, Whores) society is a necessary product.
Just as the Nazi Germany and Japan before WWII, China needs not to be "saved". China needs to be "destroyed". Only when the anti-humanity Confucian culture is destroyed entirely, a human society with individual human beings, with human dignity will become a possibility. Chinese family culture today is still the foundation of despotism in China's society. A "Eunuslawhore" society in China is only the necessary extension of the Chinese Confucian family culture in which humanity and human dignity has no place. This is also the root cause why a despotic government always wants to instill "Filial Piety" with "Loyalty" together among the population.
RE: 陈凯一思/中国应被灭不是被救 Just a thought from Kai Chen
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不自由,毋宁死! Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!
Thu Aug 22, 2013 7:42 am
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fountainheadkc
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It is not logical for the Chinese to talk about "human rights", for they still don't regard themselves as humans. They always behave like "Confucian chess pieces" without a self-identity.
RE: 陈凯一思/中国应被灭不是被救 Just a thought from Kai Chen
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Sun Aug 25, 2013 8:11 am
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Folks:
Like any of China's dynasties, the Chinese communist "Party Dynasty" will follow the same pattern of self-destruction at the end of the dynastic cycle. China has not moved an inch forward and has played the same "Beijing Opera" for the past two thousand years. Yet even today no one in China is interested in establishing a new culture of freedom or moving in a linear fashion into the future/unknown. The familiar pattern of moving around a circle continues. Therefore, hope is still a too remote a notion for me to contemplate.
As far as I am concerned, the "Four Essentials" a positive culture/society must aspire to have is lacking entirely in China (Individual values, Christianity, Constitution Federalism, English Language) and no one is even interested in discussing what kind of future China should have. Everyone seems to want the old dynasties, just a better dynasty than the communist one. Pitty!