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Originally Posted by AzTeK
Yeah, I've heard of that before. As Slarti mentioned, it's not all too different in Austria, which I find is a disgrace (the system, not the comparison with China  ). It is basically impossible for you to become the headmaster of a school, for example, if you don't have the right party affiliation. Same goes for becoming a member in the board of directors at state-owned or partially state-owned companies. I find that to be very counterproductive. |
Actually I know of an example that proved the opposite.... and it took only about 10-15 years of fight and the fact that no competing candidate was only remotely near the qualification of the said non party member.
There still happen signs and wonders