My suggestion to you then is to open a company and start sourcing. once you are established, start supplying. once you start being a supplier to China and are invited behind the scenes to their operations in order to help reduce their costs, you start to see some real shit.
You never see shit as a tourist, anywhere. USA, China or otherwise. not on any meaningful level that you seem to want to see.
If that is too much, it is still at least fairly easy to go to china and.start talking freedom of speech in public on youtube, facebook etc from within China and.see if you get arrested or not. that can be a fairly simple test as a tourist. Not sarcasm. Everyone can see chinas huge flaws as is, without âliving there long termâ. You can start to see even more flaws by living there long term, no question. The issue is you dont need to be there to be objective about their oppression. And as many as there are supplying china and seeing first hand their bullshit, it is even worse than if you just lived there and had a normal surface level job.
Fortunately for me, and probably my fictional comrades, I canât speak from experience as a warfighter. But yeah, killing a man with bare hands must be very different from that ragu; the kind of thing with no real substitute for the real thing
America has many violations on the world stage, while China concentrates on itâs own
âaccording to CCP internal investigations in 1978 and 1984 ⌠21.44 million were investigated, 125 million got implicated in these investigations; [âŚ] 4.2 million were detained (by Red Guards and other non-police), 1.3 million were arrested by police, 1.728 million of unnatural deaths; [âŚ] 135,000 were executed for crimes of counter-revolution; [âŚ] during violent struggles 237,000 were killed and 7.03 million became disabledâ.[93][94] While these internal investigations were never mentioned or published in any other official documents, the scholarly consensus found these figures very reasonable.[88]Chen Yung-fa endorsed the figures, yet he noted that peasants suffered far more in the Great Leap Forward than in the Cultural Revolution.[[95]](Cultural Revolution - Wikipedia
from that right-wing propaganda source Facts on the Successive Political Movements since the Founding of the PRC by the CCP Party History Research Center.
What experince in the real world doing the real thing- trying to pacify a country by exchanging gunfire with scattered groups of guerillas, against a foe who has no air- or seapower?
I donât think hands-on experience will be particularly useful in a war thatâs likely to be fought at sea and in the air.
As bad as that is, my bigger fear is they are ever emboldened to start claiming others as their own, to which they would no doubt start treating them as their own down the line as well. Scary indeed!