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[YoungWeber2.0 wrote:

Devils, please be so kind as to inform the readers of Youngweber on Weibo and other Chinese sites that the moderators of the Economist have taken on a vendetta to delete my comment.]

One of the best pieces written by YoungWeber is the following one:

{YoungWeberNov 21st, 09:46
It is a law of nature, their nature, that a Westerner cannot give unqualified praise of China. The rise of China elicits in the Westerner both hate and fear; it is met either with denial and pronouncements about its “unsustainability” or with ruinous advice from the West, toward the Chinese, to institute welfare programs, increase consumption, or other destructive acts that will cripple China.

As the White Westerner believes himself to be a superior human being (the culmination of all biological and material evolution) and holds that all other races are not truly human (or human to a lesser degree), the concept of dealing on equal terms with the Chinese is a hateful concept. The West prefers, and actually encourages, non-Western people to take the model of weakness and beg, plead, and weep before their Western masters; asking the West to “recognize their humanity” and “treat them with dignity”; for as long as it is the West that “grants” the “equality, it is they who can revoke it. To that end, they hold up the universal symbols of the faithful servants who begs master for leniency; men like Martin Luther King, Gandhi, and Mandela (later in life).

Both the elite of the West and China understand that “rights are a matter between equals; the weak do what they must and the strong do what they can”; by its sheer size, a developed China is one which can assert its rights and compel the terms and treatment it desires. The West heaps hatred upon those men, who by force of internal organization and discipline, made their nations strong and thus truly equal; men like Stalin, Park, and Lee. However, we gain true insight into the outcome of the one strategy over the other. Mr. Bloomberg, a scion of the Western elite, allowed the cries of minority in the city of New York to fall upon death ears during his time as mayor. While daily the dignity of minorities in the city of New York was insulted by the policy of “Stop and Frisk”, which did not produce a decline in crime in the city any greater then neighboring jurisdictions that did not resort to such extremes, Mr. Bloomberg defend the policy and encourage other cities to adopt it. Now, contrast his behavior in that case to his behavior with regard to Bloomberg Media’s operations in China. A journalist in Bloomberg’s Chinese operation wrote an article alleging improper ties between Chinese billionaire and government official; straight away, his editor block the story from being published. However, the man leaked the story to other operations; Bloomberg Media immediately suspended the man indefinitely. Mr. Bloomberg could have defended his companies “independence” and “right to journalistic integrity”, but he knows better; Bloomberg understand that the Chinese will not tolerate insult to their dignity and unlike minorities in New York City, the Chinese do not have to plead, they can punish.

China has followed the path of “self-strengthening”, blazed by men like Stalin, Park, and Lee, that leads to “Wealth and Power” and thus they are the master of their own destiny and must not ask other to grant them “dignity” or “humanity”. For the White Westerner, who among other things believes himself to be a morally superior being who must keep all other races forever under his tutelage, and looking to the West to settle their dispute and dictate how they should live, China’s success is an intolerable insult and dangerous example to other non-Western peoples. However, what truly cause the West anguish and bitterness is the recognition that the size of a developed China will eclipse the West and place it in a subordinate position. Mindful, though never admitting guilt, of the example they have set and filled with vanity and pride; for the West such a situation is worse than death.

Mr.Xi has set China upon the final steps of that program of “self-strengthening” which leads to “Wealth and Power” summed up in the phrase “Rich Country, Strong Army”. The West will continue its efforts to try to undermine the Chinese’s confidence in themselves and encourage them to look to the West as a benevolent master who is worthy of slavish emulation. The Chinese have all that they need to succeed and can serve as a shining example to the other non-Western peoples of the world who have been tricked into a slave morality by the West and who have chosen the path of begging and pleading; instead of self-strengthen. God speed Xi; your success will be remembered for generations.}