Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi once again presented his sophistry to smear the totalitarian dictatorship of the Communist Party of China, saying that the Communist Party of China is practicing “democracy with Chinese characteristics” on the mainland, unlike the United States, and that “democracy is not Coca-Cola, which has the same taste all over the world. These sophomoric remarks were once again angrily bombarded by netizens at home and abroad.
“What Wang Yi means is that CCP-style ‘democracy’ is not Coke, it’s something that can kill everyone with political persecution (in the name of), and that’s cocaine.” Netizen @poetjingwa said.
On the evening of April 23, Wang Yi held a video conference with the Council on Foreign Relations, saying, “Democracy is not Coca-Cola, the U.S. produces the original syrup, and the whole world tastes the same.” He then argued that the Chinese Communist Party is practicing what he called “socialist democracy” that “has the support of the people” and that if the West says this “Communist-style democracy” is If the West says that this “CCP-style democracy” is “authoritarian” and “dictatorial,” then it is “an undemocratic manifestation.
The essence of democracy is the same: the people are the masters. What the Chinese Communist Party calls democracy is “party dictatorship,” in which all affairs of the state are based on the will of the party, and the party is above the nation and the law. The difference between such totalitarianism and Western democracy is obvious. Wang Yi’s insistence on packaging the CCP’s totalitarian dictatorship as another form of “democracy” has been ridiculed by netizens.
Wang Dan, a pro-democracy activist, said on Facebook, “Wang Yi forgot: most people around the world like to drink Coca-Cola, even though it all tastes the same.”
Taiwanese DPP legislator Tsai Yi Yu also left a message saying, “No country in the world would nationalize Coca-Cola, only China does this to Ma!”
Chinese American chemist Xiaorong You was sentenced by the U.S. Department of Justice for stealing Coca-Cola’s coating formula, to which netizen @laowai88888888 said, “Wang Yi is outraged that the Chinese Communist government failed to steal Coca-Cola’s secret formula despite its support of intellectual property theft.”
@freedomhk97 said, “Is there no one left in the CCP (ccp)? Is Wang Yi’s head broken?”
wang bing said, “Democracy is not necessarily Coca-Cola, but communism is definitely melamine.”
Wong Chi Keung of Hong Kong said, “It’s hilarious, diplomatic clowns are by no means in vain.”
@VCTfbGOw9Pe5sRX said, “Wow, Wang Yi made it clear that American democracy is the people making the decisions, our democracy is the people making the decisions.”
@jackie-lok said, “Mainland Coke is a cottage industry, and what Eunuch Wang said, Chinese style democracy is also a cottage industry. He leaked state secrets again.”
@PachelbelCannon said, “Coke has different flavors, but they’re all sweet. CCP has different flavors too, it’s oppression, disgusting, revolting, evil.”
Some domestic netizens also said, “It’s not that he doesn’t understand the difference between dictatorship and democracy, he’s not stupid, he’s just bad.”
“But if you want to refer to urine as Coke and force more than a billion people to drink it, that’s your problem.”
Other netizens posted a quote from Hitler back in the day to compare the similarities and differences between Nazi democracy and Communist democracy, Hitler said, “The democracy that Germany wants is not the American democracy, nor the so-called democracy of the Soviet Union, but the democracy of Germanic characteristics. The most prominent feature of democracy with Germanic characteristics is to have a leadership core.”
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