一个社会体制不是说变就变的,需要内、外多种因素同时作用才行 --- OK, we agree on this one, when the time is right, China will become a democracy, I'm patient.
That's right.
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weinberger
2009-09-10 11:24
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一个社会体制不是说变就变的,需要内、外多种因素同时作用才行 --- OK, we agree on this one, when the time is right, China will become a democracy, I'm patient.
发现你也就是个死脑筋。一个社会体制不是说变就变的,需要内、外多种因素同时作用才行。
你一直在这里嚷啷着,说没有民意调查结果可以显示“左左”的观点,我给了你,你应该满足了。我们只能就事论事,否则没有底。
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哪吒
2009-09-10 11:20
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I give you one link.
When the Communists were in power, we had no way of knowing what ordinary Russians thought because all the media, without exception, were controlled by the Communist Party and expressed its interests. Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the situation in this respect has undergone drastic change. Russians have adopted with great enthusiasm western methods of public opinion polling and we now have reliable information about their thoughts and wants on almost every subject. The leading polling organization is the All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion, directed by Iurii Levada. The results from this and other such institutes are regularly reported in their own publications as well as in the popular daily, IZVESTIA. The information provided below dates from 1999-2004.
Unfortunately, the results of these polls are not encouraging.They indicate a preference for order over freedom, suspicion of democracy and the free market, and nostalgia for the Soviet Union. Russians emerge as a people who mistrust everyone except their closest family and friends, as individuals who, in the words of one opinion survey, live in “trenches” feeling surrounded on all sides by enemies.
发现你也就是个死脑筋。一个社会体制不是说变就变的,需要内、外多种因素同时作用才行。
你一直在这里嚷啷着,说没有民意调查结果可以显示“左左”的观点,我给了你,你应该满足了。我们只能就事论事,否则没有底。
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weinberger
2009-09-10 11:05
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nostalgia for the Soviet Union -- the word nostalgia is the feeling of missing something good about the old time. For example, when you pay a huge amount of money for the apartment unit today, you may miss the Mao era when the government gave you free apartment, free health care. But if you are really allowed to make a decision whether to restore communist Soviet Union or Mao's China, people will think carefully and say 'wait, that's not what I want, the situation today is not as good as I expected, but Soviet Union and Mao's time were even worse'. That explains why none of the former Russian and East European countries go back to communism even though some people there do complain about the current situation. As for China, it has already been embarked on a road of capitalist reform for 30 years, this is a road of no return, it's just a matter of time before it becomes a democracy, 'your resistence is futile'.
I give you one link.
When the Communists were in power, we had no way of knowing what ordinary Russians thought because all the media, without exception, were controlled by the Communist Party and expressed its interests. Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the situation in this respect has undergone drastic change. Russians have adopted with great enthusiasm western methods of public opinion polling and we now have reliable information about their thoughts and wants on almost every subject. The leading polling organization is the All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion, directed by Iurii Levada. The results from this and other such institutes are regularly reported in their own publications as well as in the popular daily, IZVESTIA. The information provided below dates from 1999-2004.
Unfortunately, the results of these polls are not encouraging.They indicate a preference for order over freedom, suspicion of democracy and the free market, and nostalgia for the Soviet Union. Russians emerge as a people who mistrust everyone except their closest family and friends, as individuals who, in the words of one opinion survey, live in “trenches” feeling surrounded on all sides by enemies.
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哪吒
2009-09-10 10:38
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Well, I waited one day, still no one posts any link to a survey that says most Russians today actually prefer to live under communist Soviet Union. Of course, there're a few people missing the Soviet era, there're some people in China missing the Mao era as well, but there's absolutely nothing indicates they are the majority. Many Russians like Putin, but Putin is a democratically-elected leader, not one annointed by Stalin, is he? The world had about 40 communist countries in 1989, it only has 5 today. And not single one of these 35 countries want to go back to the old time. Communist dictatorship is already in the garbage of history. This is a historical trend that none of you are able to fight, using the words from your dear leader Mao "Your resistence is futile'
I give you one link.
When the Communists were in power, we had no way of knowing what ordinary Russians thought because all the media, without exception, were controlled by the Communist Party and expressed its interests. Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the situation in this respect has undergone drastic change. Russians have adopted with great enthusiasm western methods of public opinion polling and we now have reliable information about their thoughts and wants on almost every subject. The leading polling organization is the All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion, directed by Iurii Levada. The results from this and other such institutes are regularly reported in their own publications as well as in the popular daily, IZVESTIA. The information provided below dates from 1999-2004.
Unfortunately, the results of these polls are not encouraging.They indicate a preference for order over freedom, suspicion of democracy and the free market, and nostalgia for the Soviet Union. Russians emerge as a people who mistrust everyone except their closest family and friends, as individuals who, in the words of one opinion survey, live in “trenches” feeling surrounded on all sides by enemies.
As a consequence of these factors, today’s Russians view democracy as a fraud: 78 percent of respondents in a 2003 survey said that democracy is a facade concealing a regime in which real power is exercised by rich and powerful cliques. Only 22 percent express a preference for democracy, whereas 53 percent positively dislike it. 52 percent believe multiparty elections do more harm than good. Altogether Russians feel they have no influence over government, whether national or local, and hence are quite prepared to live under a one-party regime.
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http://www.pbs.org/wnet/wideangle/episodes/the-russian-newspaper-murders/what-russians-think-and-want/2988/
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2009-09-10 10:35
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Again, you like to assume thing. You assume the Russian people all like to live in communist Soviet era, not democracy. You also assume 51 readers can't or don't want to read English posts. I don't think either of these assumptions are true. Anyway, I don't think my choice of language is a point of discussion here, we are talking about Russia, aren't we?
没错。这是自由的社会和自由的时代,你可以选用任何语言。而英语更是这里的官方语言。然而,这也分清你是在跟什么语言的人在说话和你的听者对象是谁。如果你是对着不甚懂英语的华人说英语,而又对着不懂中文的人说中文,那么,你就是在胡弄和愚弄人家,对人家不尊重。跟你所倡导的自由民主是相差十万八千里的。这就是你这种人的所谓“民主自由”:能骗就骗,能蒙就蒙,然后,再冠之以“民主自由”标签。这也正是没什么人回应你的贴的原因,而并非你讲得很在理。
所以,你这种所作所为,即使再有理,也没法让人家接受和感动。更何况是胡说八道了。
哈哈哈哈。
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weinberger
2009-09-10 09:58
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Now, they will reply you with a 'conspiracy theory': Because the CIA prevents them from voting the communists back, or they have been brainwahed by 'western media'. See, I know their way of thinking.
这论坛上明白人这么多,谁能给我指点迷津?既然俄国和东欧人民怀念共产党政权,为什么不把他选回来执政?
I don't bother to argue with you. This is a free country, this includes the freedom to choose a language that I can write and type quicker. Your don't have to read it if you don't want to, this is your freedom.
Now, I just have a very simple request: can someone show me a link to an official survey saying that the majority of Russians today prefer to live under communist Soviet Union, not democracy?
我一直都不想回应你,本来今天也不打算回应你。但,你似乎在欺负着一些英语不太好的人,以便减低理解的人数,进而减低反击你的人。你这种挺低劣的、也挺可笑的愚民策略和手法,我必须点破之,以免正、反两方面的大家在这都跟吃了苍蝇似的恶心。
我先不跟你交流这些政论,也先不说你的说法不值得一击。
你如果想加入近来讨论,你就用你那流利的中文吧!就别来用这些简单的、又不地道的儿童式的中国英语来乎悠大家了。没有人会佩服你。因为,英语不强的人看着吃力,而稍有初级英语能力的人呢,又没法从中长进英语而觉得你做作和恶心。看着你边查字典、边想东西着写,我都觉得难受。另外,这里也不是学英语、实践英语的好场所和好对象,你真的是找错地方了。而且,来这华人成堆的论坛卖弄英语,算啥本事呀????
YOUR ENGLISH SOUNDS TOO SIMPLE、TOO CHILDISH、TOO NAIVE AND, ESPECIALLY, IT SOUNDS A LOT MORE CHINESE THAN ENGLISH。PLS DON'T FOOL US AROUND。YOU ARE JUST MAKING ME LAUGH AT。THERE IS NO ONE HERE WHO WOULD BE INTERESTED IN WHETHER YOU KNOW ENGLISH OR NOT,BUT THE POINT YOU WOULD BE TALKING ABOUT。OK?
我如果不稍写两句英语,你可能真要把大家当文盲和无知了。
你就知趣点吧,别再卖弄了!
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专治变态人格
2009-09-10 09:38
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Well, I waited one day, still no one posts any link to a survey that says most Russians today actually prefer to live under communist Soviet Union. Of course, there're a few people missing the Soviet era, there're some people in China missing the Mao era as well, but there's absolutely nothing indicates they are the majority. Many Russians like Putin, but Putin is a democratically-elected leader, not one annointed by Stalin, is he? The world had about 40 communist countries in 1989, it only has 5 today. And not single one of these 35 countries want to go back to the old time. Communist dictatorship is already in the garbage of history. This is a historical trend that none of you are able to fight, using the words from your dear leader Mao "Your resistence is futile'
There are always some garbage pickers who love garbage. You cannot help them.
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weinberger
2009-09-10 08:37
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Well, I waited one day, still no one posts any link to a survey that says most Russians today actually prefer to live under communist Soviet Union. Of course, there're a few people missing the Soviet era, there're some people in China missing the Mao era as well, but there's absolutely nothing indicates they are the majority. Many Russians like Putin, but Putin is a democratically-elected leader, not one annointed by Stalin, is he? The world had about 40 communist countries in 1989, it only has 5 today. And not single one of these 35 countries want to go back to the old time. Communist dictatorship is already in the garbage of history. This is a historical trend that none of you are able to fight, using the words from your dear leader Mao "Your resistence is futile'
叶立钦下台后指定接班人普京,普京又指定接班人梅德韦杰 -- Oh yeah, just like Clinton gave the Presidency to Bush, Bush gave it to Obama, sort of thing.
俄罗斯现在不是共产党执政。但搞的不是和原共产党一样的形式么?叶立钦下台后指定接班人普京,普京又指定接班人梅德韦杰夫。西方国家那个不说俄罗斯是个独裁国家。民猪选举也就是忽悠老百姓。民猪加拿大连个苗大伟都搞不定,几个51右派们还得意个鸟啊。
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weinberger
2009-09-09 12:39
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Can you provide us a link to such a survey saying most Russians prefer to live under communism? or you are just another person who try to put your own words into the Russian people's mouth. Talking about the average income and the gap between rich and poor, I don't know what the exact numbers are, but I don't think China is doing any better than Russian on these problems.
if you have seen recent surveys, actually, most Russian citizens today prefer the old system to the "democratic" one they have today, because most Russian today live in poverty while only a few have become super rich.
戈尔巴乔夫20年后醒悟 西方在愚弄俄