"We condemn this action in the strongest possible terms."
Sounds like a great program, but I’m not sure how successful it will be to tell non-Christian peoples about God-given rights.
Further, the American communists have twisted “American values” to = globohomo, diversity, mass immigration, open borders, worship of the environment, anti-Christian / satanic beliefs, and abortion worship.
Yeah, ‘cause this has worked so well everywhere that we’ve tried it before.
Yeah, but how do we explain that we no longer adhere to our own founding principles and instead are looking more like the Chinese way?
Never mind about “exposing Chinese citizens to the founding principles of the United States”.
What about exposing AMERICAN citizens (most Dems) to the founding principles of the United States?
Especially, the crazy far left Dems like Hakeem Jeffries, AOC etc who don't have a clue what this country is about.
I would find such a move to be condescending if I were Chinese. Let them define their own independence. It is not “demoractic” to force “democracy” or even a Republic on a people who don’t want it. Communism is the problem because it denies essential God-given rights, but also because Communist dogma requires the world-wide revolution. The Chinese version translates that into Red Chinese hegemony, at least regionally, if not globally.
Make the ‘RATs pass the final exam or leave the country too.
More people in China may end up knowing American principles than people in America.
In 2015 I taught a course on U.S. history and culture to undergrads at Sichuan University in Chengdu China. One unit covered the Constitution and Bill of Rights. It was well received with lots of good discussion. Not once did I need to explicitly criticize China. Students could certainly draw their own conclusions.
How about introducing American values to our government?
We need to introduce and enforce American ideas to more than half of Americans first. That includes RINOs.
Openly espousing the principles declared would result in a death sentence.