The thing is
it's very unlikely
https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10583-China-is-heading-towards-a-water-crisis-will-government-changes-help- when even chinese sources admit they have a problem
Russia didn’t really provide that much good services to their people
It was gonna end at some point
china will collapse cuz every empore collapse
china is an empire
You speka da englaics
Bc the divide between russia and the west was to big
Communism lost
Rip Russia
😎
Murica
same could be said for china and the west too though
China how ever
no
that's the point
successfully reformed
they're two separate things
And is now a more prosperous country
if only tianenmen square revolt succeed
Gorbachev triggered a wave of pro-democracy Russians
we wont be talking about this
who wanted to bring an end to communism
when he reformed Russia
Xiaoping didn't
the closest it ever came to that was Tiananmen Square
pro democracy russians that never got democracy till now
<:laugh:583238348077006869>
they got it in 1991
"democracy" let's say
it's pretty flawed
putin
Putin was democratically elected
1990's russia was no different than post-yugo serbia tbh
and became a dictator
No he didn’t
He’s not a dictator
he didn't lmao
Putin
He’s been re elected like 4 times
