Maybe the people are, but the government isn’t. Although I heard recently that the government might be relaxing the “only one child” rule.
There is an opportunity in China that the global conservative cause would be foolish to ignore. The government is weak, which is why it is trying to change policies. It realizes the fate that has befallen every dingle ‘dynasty’ before it is at its door. There are currently more Christians in China than there are Communist Party members, which is a capstone fact on a mountain of unease and impatience with the inflexible regime.
I don’t think we could topple the government, due to a vaguely functioning economy and rising nationalistic hysteria of the Senkaku Islands, but that doesn’t mean conservative forces can’t nudge the government into a more traditionalist and economically free model. Almost 70% of the public feels sodomy is wrong. Would it really be that hard to get Russian-style propaganda laws passed there? Not if we can get ‘values activists’ to engage in the political system.
On baby-killing, the good news is that most of the Party members have to be aware it’s killing them. The gender disparity in China is a demographic time bomb waiting to happen, and they don’t want to see Japan’s problems strike them as well.
Libtards never cease seeking out weak nations globally where they can push their agendas, whether its abortion in Ireland or sodomic ‘marriage’ in France, but we in our nationalism too often neglect conservative brethren overseas who share many of our views and may need support to give us global victories.
What’s more, securing China (looking ahead maybe 40 years), would be the last piece of the triumvirate. We have seen big victories in Russia and India this year while the liberals have gushed over their tiny battles won in Illinois and England and other such areas. Russia, China, and India will be the powers of this century, and will shape the world for the coming centuries as you see the centers of power shift across the globe. If we could secure all three as conservative strongholds in any regard, it would be a major victory.
If there is any lesson we can learn looking back at the Bush and Reagan years, its that you should NEVER squander public opinion when it blows your way.