This isn’t accurate at all, though. China is socialist, the large firms and key industries are publicly owned and the working classes control the state. The vague idea of “power corrupting” is just supernatural superstition, you’re confusing the form, ie an industrialized society, with the essence, ie a capitalist empire vs a rising socialist country. You’re looking only for similarities and ignoring the key differences that prove your narrative highly flawed.
This isn’t accurate at all, though. China is socialist, the large firms and key industries are publicly owned and the working classes control the state. The vague idea of “power corrupting” is just supernatural superstition, you’re confusing the form, ie an industrialized society, with the essence, ie a capitalist empire vs a rising socialist country. You’re looking only for similarities and ignoring the key differences that prove your narrative highly flawed.
Bahahhhahahha I’ll take whatever you’re smoking.