Protests of economic issues are not uncommon in China. Taxis protested over regulations that said they must replace their cars every five years. The homes of government officials are surrounded and pelted with rocks while the police look on.
This protest in Wuhan was not a political protest.
“China’s Government Won’t Follow Their Own Rules”
As pointed out in a discussion about Chicom trade agreements and contracts on the John Batchelor Show, they only follow the agreement until the situation changes, and then they feel no longer bound by the original agreement. Since the situation always changes in some manner, a Chicom”s word is worthless.
The Chinese government does not fear the Chinese people.
Not even a little bit.
When push comes to shove they’ll bring out the machine guns.
Communist dictatorship: we know what’s best.