A thread yesterday had a variety of people asking if the unemployment is lower because the youth are well cared for.
Please click through and read for additional context. Families are helping. Parents age and are not a long-term plan except for the most unusually wealthy.
Please remember: China is nominally communist. Functionally, they are capitalists with an usual side of excess infrastructure spending. A strong central government doesn’t make a country communist.
Their land use rules… that makes them communist-ish. But that’s a small part of a far larger picture.
I’m a little lost here. By posting a section of what I linked… are you thinking you’re making a point?
I read it. I also know that the 70 year thing has only recently meant anything (the rule is slightly older than 70 years). As a practical matter, what you extracted is what makes sense.
Some will make more note of the parenthetical: “although the legal procedures for title renewal have not yet been legislated.”
That can also mean, stay in our good graces and things can go smoothly. In most other countries that specific concern isn’t a thing.
Officially owning the land and needing to re-authorize is different from eminent domain.
I don’t know about lost , but you do seem high-strung.
“As a practical matter, what you extracted is what makes sense.”
Yes, that’s why I extracted it, to clarify for you the 70-year real-estate law I had mentioned.
Chill out.
I remain a bit lost on why you think quoting my citation helped, but I have a theory. I see a lot of glib on lemmy. Are your usual sparring partners here that inept or clueless?
Honest question: are they? I’m still getting the hang of lemmy and so far it seems like a lot of self congratulatory wannabe-edgelord stuff.
Like it’s puffery with just enough citations for posters to think they’re smart?
And along the way, no citation is the right citation. I’m not lumping you into all this, I’m wondering if that’s what this is right now.
I don’t see people having discussions. I see people correcting each other on secondary points and missing the forest for the trees.
Edit: I didn’t need my citation clarified to me. That you think that’s what you did by quoting it is odd. If you added context, a link to why you think it’s a richer topic, I’m good with it and I enjoy learning.
But I had read it and did not need it read back to me.
The parenthetical part that you didn’t address was the key part. Being and staying in good graces is likely key to a seamless transition into the next 70 years. That’s different from eminent domain.
I asked for your take on real estate law as you understood it in China.
You provided a third-party tl;dr layman’s guide to Chinese real estate, indicating you were unable or unwilling to provide the personal take I asked you for. Which is fine, maybe you aren’t in the mood for conversation.
I pointed out the 70-year individual property leases I had mentioned as a matter of clarification and left it at that.
As for lemmy, I have had pretty good conversations with people here about music, video games, tech, the communities in general.
Easy to rile; I’m going to hazard a guess that it is your defensive, nervous and rude attitude that is inviting the edgelords to rub elbows with you.
Take a beat.
You don’t see the unnecessarily detrimental and argumentative hypocrisy of lamenting the masses “missing the forest for the trees” and then 1)harping on a subjective and contextually irrelevant parenthetical excerpt and 2)arguing against eminent domain existing in Chinese real estate as if you weren’t the one to bring up eminent domain in Chinese real estate and are not the only person making the case for or against that concept?
If not, you might be missing the forest for the trees.
