Soalnya para pendukungnya sudah betul-betul fanatik dan menolak mengakui bahwa
kenyataan yang mereka juga lihat adalah kapitalisme brutal. Ingat nggak, saya
pernah kirim postingan yang memperliahtkan pengusaha Tkk yang marah-marah
karena Tkk tidak dianggap sebagai negeri dengan ekonomi pasar.. Untuk
meyakinkan dia bilang, wong orang pun sudah diperdagangkan, cinta-istri pun
sudah diperdagangkan. Sudah tentu berita seperti itu tidak dikomentari si Chan!
Atau pendukung fanatik lainnya. Si Chan mah udah nggak ketulungan! Bisanya
melemparkan ejekan dan cemooh kepada generasi muda yang sekarang sibukmembangun
kekuatan dan melalui perjuangan kongkrit di lapangan sedang berkembang maju..
Semua itu dianggapnya tidak ada dan tidak berguna!!! Ngatain orang
mimpilah..utopilah...Ha...ha.. Dia malah percayaTkk bisa menghapuskan para
bilyuner atau semua orang Tkk akan jadi bilyuner!!! Apa itu namanya ya???
Mimpi, utopi, atau lelucon kakek yang sudah kena alzheimer??? Sudah berapa
tahun usia kapitalisme di Eropa ya?? Bukan berapa tahun tapi berapa abad!!! Kok
nggak hilang-hilang para bilyunernya?? Bahkan di negeri-negeri Skandinavia yang
relatif paling makmur, toh kemakmuran itu tidak membuat semua orang menjadi
bilyuner!!!! Ada teman yang menikah dengan orang Norway. Suaminya kerja di
pabrik. Tapi malam hari masih harus nyupir!!!Heran saya!! Jadi ingat rallysnya
para buruh dan pegawai Marriot "one job should be enough!!!".
On Sunday, October 14, 2018 11:05 PM, "[email protected] [GELORA45]"
<[email protected]> wrote:
Sosialisme dengan ciri tkk itu pada dasarnya ya kapitalisme, sistem ekonomi
yang diterapkan sudah sukar dibedakan lagi antara Tiongkok dan USA.
Bahkan dalam beberapa hal tertentu USA lebih sosialis, seperti misalnya
keluarga yang pindah daerah ataupun negara bagian langsung saja bisa
menyekolahkan anak2nya di public school yang tentu saja gratis. Sedang di
Tiongkok tidak bisa, keluarga itu harus menunggu sesedikitnya 5 tahun lebih
dahulu dan masih harus memenuhi tetek bengek tertentu setelah punya kartu
penduduk baru anaknya bisa sekolah di public school.
---In [email protected], <jetaimemucho1@...> wrote :
Wow, pasti para pendukung "Sosialisme dengan ciri Tkk" bangga sekali dengan
keberhasilan negara pujaannya dalam menciptakan orang super kaya....Bayangkan
ada diranking dua , hanya dibawah AS!!!! Tapi harga yang harus dibayar rakyat
Tkk untuk melahirkan kaum super kaya itu sungguh sangat sangat tinggi. Katanya
negara sosialis, menjunjung Marxisme dan Fik. Mao Tsedong, tapi mahasiswa yang
ingin menerapkan ajaran Mao justru diintimidasi, ditangkap dan dipenjara, dan
kemungkinan "dihilangkan". Aneh bin ajaib: Mahasiswa yang concern dengan nasib
buruh dan ketidak adilan, malah dikejar-kejar!! Kaum penguasa
revisionis-kapitalis-sosial imperailis Tiongkok takut banget sama
mahasiswa-mahasiswa seperti Yue Xin ini!!! Makanya seperti pepatah bilang "to
nip it in the bud", mereka ingin menghancurkan bibit-bibit ini sebelum bisa
berkembang biak dan menjadi besar.... Tapi sudah tentu kaum revisionis dan
semua pengkhianat sosialisme lupa sejarah, lupa bahwa pembebasan Tiongkok juga
dimulai oleh sekelompok kecil orang-orang Marxis sejati seperti Mao, dari tidak
ada menjadi ada, dari kecil menjadi besar, tak perduli berapa kali mereka
dipukul dan dibunuhi, akhirnya menang. Itulah logika orang revolusioner....
Jadi pengorbanan para aktivis Marxis sekarang pasti tidak akan sia-sia!!!!Kaum
buruh dan rakyat Tiongkok akan menemukan jalannya guna melaksanakan misi
sejarahnya!!!!
Fears for young Marxist activistmissing after police raid in China Ayoung
rights activist who called for China’s top university to be transparentabout
its investigation of a rape case and joined a labour dispute in Shenzhenhas not
been seen for more than six weeks after she was detained by police.Yue Xin, 22,
was taken into custody onAugust 24 along with about 50 other activists, many of
them young Marxists, whowere involved in a labour rights protest in
Shenzhen.Shehad earlier accused Peking University of trying to silence her for
demandinginformation about the handling of a sexual misconduct case that led to
astudent’s suicide 20 years ago – one of China’s most discussed
#MeTooincidents.The detentions were part of anintensifying clampdown by the
authorities on a growing number of young Chineseactivists who have found
inspiration in Marxism in recent years, hoping tobring change on issues ranging
from feminism and income equality to workers’rights.Butin sharp contrast to the
official Marxist line, this new generation of Marxistsemphasises individual
freedoms, with some even showing interest in a Westernconstitutional democracy
– a stand the country’s mainstream Marxists andMaoists usually dismiss as the
wrong path for China.Why Beijing isn’t Marxist enough forChina’s radical
millennialsMostof the protesters detained in August have since been released,
but four have been placed under “residential surveillance at adesignated
location” – a form of secret detention – while four othersare still in custody
and could face prosecution, according to their friends andother
activists.Butthe whereabouts of Yue, as well as her mother, who has been out of
contactsince early September, remain unknown. “Yuemight not reappear for a
long time,” said a student activist speaking oncondition of anonymity, adding
that she wanted to raise awareness of Yue’splight.Theyoung activist graduated
from Peking University’s School of Foreign Languagesthis summer. In April, as
the #MeToo movement gained traction on Chinesecampuses and in workplaces, she
filed a formal request to the college demandingthat it disclose information
about its handling of a sexual misconduct caseinvolving a professor that
resulted in the suicide of a student two decades ago.Yue then wrote an open
letter accusingthe college of trying to muzzle her by pressuring her family and
suggesting shemight not be allowed to graduate, leading to a public backlash
against theuniversity on social media.InJuly, Yue turned her focus to a labour
dispute atShenzhen-based Jasic Technology. Leftistuniversity student activists,
including Yue, travelled from other parts of thecountry to back the workers in
Guangdong in their campaign for union rights atthe factory, which makes
electronic welding machines and robotic arms. Buton August 24, police in riot
gear raided the flat where they were staying inHuizhou, near Shenzhen, and
detained the group, according to activists. Earlierthat month, Yue had told
the South China Morning Post she wanted to support theworkers in Shenzhen, even
if it meant being arrested.“Morethan 30 innocent workers have been locked up
already and treated inhumanely. Icannot just sit back and be OK with just
voicing my support online – I have togo to the front line,” Yue said. “I’m
prepared to be arrested …but it’s not about being arrested or not … it’s about
believing that what youare doing is about justice, then you will have no
fear.”Chinese Maoists join students infight for workers’ rights at Jasic
Technology Thereare also concerns for Yue’s mother. NGOCN, a social development
non-profitbased in Guangzhou which Yue had applied to join after graduation,
said Yue’smother had contacted them a week after the Huizhou raid, trying to
find outwhat had happened to her daughter.Executivedirector Wu Lilan said they
told Yue’s mother they had not been in touch withYue since June, but they would
try to help“YueXin kept in contact with her mother after she came to Guangdong,
but her motherwas anxious when she hadn’t heard from her for four or five
days,” Wu said. ButWu said the NGO had been unable to contact Yue’s mother, who
lives in Beijing,since September 2. The Post has also tried to contact Yue’s
mother but herphone remains switched off.Anofficer at Yanziling police station
in Shenzhen said they were not handlingYue’s case and directed inquiries to the
Pingshan district government office,which could not be reached for
comment.Apart from Yue, four editors of EpochPioneer, a leftist website
focusing on labour activism, have been placed under“residential surveillance at
a designated location” in Guangzhou, according toactivists from the Jasic
worker support group. Theysaid four workers were also being held in the
Shenzhen Second Detention Centre,accused of “gathering a crowd to disturb
social order”, with limited access tolawyers.Otheryoung activists from the
group have been released, but are being closelywatched by their universities
and parents, according to the activists.Would Karl Marxrecognise China’s new
communism?Whileclasses on Marxism are routinely part of the curriculum at
universities inChina, the growing number of young leftist activists on campuses
has apparentlygot college authorities worried. Sincethe new academic year
began in September, young Marxists have come up againsttighter controls at
their universities. One of them, a student at the Schoolof Economics at Renmin
University of China in Beijing, detailed how he was“blacklisted for caring
about the grass roots” in an article posted online thatwas later removed by
censors. XiangJunwei accused faculty administrators had put him and his family
underpressure, with a lecturer telling his parents he needed to correct
his“dangerous thoughts” and was in a “politically problematic” position. He
saidhe had been excluded from a university online chat group and claimed
thefaculty had targeted 12 other young Marxists for similar treatment.In
aseparate article, he outlined the case of another female student at the
school,who he said had been treated in hospitalafter she went on hunger strike
to protest against her family and a lecturertrying to stop her from getting
involved in the labour rights campaign inShenzhen. Hecalled on the university
to allow her to return to her studies without havingto sign a statement saying
she would abandon her activism – a statement he saidit insisted she sign if she
wanted to go back to class. RenminUniversity’s School of Economics could not
be reached for comment.A new class struggle: Chinese partymembers get back to
Communist Manifesto basicsMarxiststudent societies have also said they had
trouble renewing their registrationsat top colleges including Renmin
University, Nanjing University and theUniversity of Science and Technology
Beijing. AtPeking University, where Yue studied, the Marxism society had to
find a facultyadviser from the School of Marxism to support its application to
re-registerafter the campus Communist Youth League chapter withdrew its
backing.Speakingin early August, Yue said students were following a tradition
at the universityof getting involved in grass-roots activism and labour rights.
“Studentactivists have been fighting on a wide range of issues – including
againstsexual harassment and in support of democracy on campus … not everyone
in thismovement would identify as Marxist, Leninist or Maoist but they are
certainlyall influenced by Marxism,” she said.
On Sunday, October 14, 2018 6:14 PM, "jonathangoeij@... [GELORA45]"
<[email protected]> wrote:
Dengan mengkaji data miliarder dari 23 negara pada periode 1987-2002, mereka
menemukan bahwa ketika miliarder menjadi kaya karena koneksi politik, hal ini
cenderung menciptakan "pengaruh turunan" terhadap ekonomi - kekayaan dan
kekuasaan terpusat pada sejumlah orang tertentu dapat menyebabkan pengaruh
lebih besar terhadap kebijakan pemerintah, sehingga mengesampingkan kepentingan
yang lebih luas.
....
Inilah 20 kota yang memiliki orang super kaya paling banyak
Fernado DuarteBBC
- 14 Oktober 2018
Hak atas fotoGETTY IMAGESImage captionPada tahun 2017, jumlah miliarder di Hong
Kong bertambah lebih 20 orang.Jika Anda tinggal di Hong Kong, Anda kemungkinan
sudah mengetahui Li Ka-shing.Pengusaha berumur 90 tahun ini adalah orang
terkaya urutan ke-23 dunia, dengan nilai kekayaan bersih diperkirakan sebesar
US$37,7 miliar atau Rp572,8 triliun.Kekayaan Ka-shing mulai dari perhubungan,
layanan keuangan sampai ke perusahaan energi.Tetapi miliarder ini hanyalah
secuil dari kekayaan yang ada di wilayah otonomi Cina itu. Menurut edisi
terbaru World Ultra Wealth Report, sensus tahunan yang diterbitkan perusahaan
konsultan keuangan Wealth X, Hong Kong sekarang memiliki miliarder yang lebih
banyak dari kota manapun, kecuali New York.Daerah ini adalah tempat tinggal 93
miliarder, lebih banyak 21 orang dibandingkan tahun 2016.
- Jack Ma, salah satu orang terkaya Cina itu, mundur dari Alibaba
- Daftar bintang termahal Forbes ungkap kesenjangan upah gender di industri
film
- Kekayaannya tembus Rp2.150 triliun, bos raksasa toko online jadi orang
terkaya sedunia
Sensus tersebut juga menemukan setengah dari 10 kota dengan penduduk miliarder
terbanyak dunia berada di negara-negara berkembang, tempat di mana tercatat
ketidakseimbangan masyarakat terbesar di dunia.Munculnya "miliarder baru" juga
sangat mempengaruhi peningkatan jumlah kekayaan super di bumi: sensus mencatat
jumlah tertinggi, 2.754 orang dengan kekayaan US$1 miliar/Rp15,1 triliun atau
lebih dari tahun 2017.Kekayaan keseluruhan mereka mencapai US$9,2 triliun atau
Rp139,8 ribu triliun, lebih dari PDB keseluruhan Jerman dan Jepang.
| Kota-kota dengan penduduk miliarder terbanyak (Sumber: Wealth-X) | |
| Kota | Jumlah miliarder di tahun 2017 | Perubahan sejak 2016 | |
| 1. New York | 103 | +1 | |
| 2. Hong Kong | 93 | +21 | |
| 3. San Francisco | 74 | +14 | |
| 4. Moskow | 69 | -2 | |
| 5. London | 62 | 0 | |
| 6. Beijing | 57 | +19 | |
| 7. Singapura | 44 | +7 | |
| 8. Dubai | 40 | +3 | |
| 9. Mumbai | 39 | +10 | |
| 9. Shenzen (Cina) | 39 | +16 | |
| 11. Los Angeles | 38 | +6 | |
| 12. Istanbul | 36 | +8 | |
| 13. Sao Paulo | 33 | +4 | |
| 14. Hangzhou (Cina) | 32 | +11 | |
| 15. Tokyo | 30 | +8 | |
| 16. Paris | 29 | 0 | |
| 17. Riyadh | 26 | +2 | |
| 18. Jeddah | 23 | +1 | |
| 19. Shanghai | 23 | +3 | |
| 20. Mexico City | 21 | +2 | |
| 10 negara miliarder terbanyak (Sumber: Wealth-X) |
| Negara | Jumlah miliarder | Perubahan (%) 2016-17 | Kekayaan keseluruhan
(miliar US$) |
| Amerika Serikat | 680 | 9.7% | 3,167 |
| Cina | 338 | 35.7% | 1,080 |
| Jerman | 152 | 17.8% | 466 |
| India | 104 |
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