There are criticisms and discussions to be had on China, on its (gentler) imperialistic tenencies, its culturally embedded Han Nationalism (which is being fought by the party, even as it influences it) how its (neccessary) embrace of capitalist mechanisms hurts workers, on how the Chicago School trained economists and their dismissal of planning is damaging.
Even more so on its antagonistic relationship to Vietnam and its support of conservative parties in other nations over proletarian internationalism.
None of these are to be aired anywhere that critical support for anti-imperialism isn't assumed. They will be used as cudgels against not just China but the whole left, and will split the workers. The first rule of leftism is the first rule of D&D "Never split the party"
The fact that China has not created an economy based on severed hands as Belgium did in the Congo makes this blatantly clear.
There are criticisms and discussions to be had on China, on its (gentler) imperialistic tenencies, its culturally embedded Han Nationalism (which is being fought by the party, even as it influences it) how its (neccessary) embrace of capitalist mechanisms hurts workers, on how the Chicago School trained economists and their dismissal of planning is damaging.
Even more so on its antagonistic relationship to Vietnam and its support of conservative parties in other nations over proletarian internationalism.
None of these are to be aired anywhere that critical support for anti-imperialism isn't assumed. They will be used as cudgels against not just China but the whole left, and will split the workers. The first rule of leftism is the first rule of D&D "Never split the party"
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