issuevoter wrote on Nov 28
th, 2022 at 12:03pm:
I think it wishful thinking to believe the CCP is not in firm control of China. Its easy for them in a country without any accountability. Protesters will simply disappear.
No revolution or coup can succeed without the assistance of the military.
Within the CCP, there are factions that are bitter rivals - primarily among them all are the Xi and Jiang faction.
So, there are many factors.
First, which faction commands the loyalty of the PLA?
Would the PLA act against Xi or the CCP if commanded to support a coup?
Does the Jiang faction want to overthrow Xi, or just weaken him such that he becomes a puppet leader, with all blame for CCP failure deflectable to Xi?
How will the dice roll in the event of a coup? There's always the unexpected (and unintended consequences), and the Jiang faction could find itself also swept from power along with the Xi faction in the event of one.
What could possibly replace the CCP, and stabilise the country quickly, after its 73-year molestation and raping of the Chinese people, without the country tearing itself apart through separatist movements and acts of revenge?