Thank you kindly for that. A very thoughtful post. I am not well versed on the other forms and details, but looked past Mein Kampf a little. From what I can gather, my best understanding is that the modern China is more fascist than communist. I know many and they are highly ethono-centric and have all of the authoritarian similarities.
Modern China is much closer to fascism than it is to communism, as I mentioned in my post, this happened after Mao's death. Their economics changed to, for the most part, fascist model, and they put an end the cultural reformation horseshit Mao was hell-bent on, so it's a fair assessment. Their IQ is starting to rebound even, though still suffering from what Mao did to it, that guy literally lowered the nations average IQ by ~5 points. China's main issue, unlike Germany back in the 30s, is that the CCP still has a level of detachment from the people where as the NSDAP did not.
Modern China is much closer to fascism than it is to communism
I can not say this without triggering people for some reason. You are the only one I've met in real life or on the internet that also has this view. Your initial assumption of 98% for sure seems right in my book.
the CCP still has a level of detachment from the people
We see some stuff on TV and over the internet where videos sneak out though. I think in some cases for sure. But, I know many Chinese nationals and they just love CCP and what they perceive that pooh bear is doing for them (in a positive way). So, I don't know what to make of it as it's just a few (maybe 10 or so) anecdotal instances, but I can't find any China nationals that don't have this view. I agree that CCP has detached from their population, though but it seems they've got a lot of them in a spell ... maybe much like MSM does in America and the Western world.
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