• BrainInABox@lemmy.ml
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    14 hours ago

    In the west it mostly goes public (and not much gets done about it apparently), but changes are made and things do generally improve in the long term. In china it is all done behind closed doors, and is about protecting bureaucracies. For me the "public vs “private” behaviour is the most important difference. When issues are public is there a chance for the public to have a voice, but when it’s all behind closed doors what chance do the public have?

    Lol. Deeply unserious.

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      13 hours ago

      I was hoping for a serious answer. I want to know why you think this view point is so wrong.