For the record, no, I wasn't implying that a country's interest is equivalent to a party's interest, although in many circumstances in China, it's actually true...strange ba? A party's interest could and should be aligned with a country's best interest, but we know that's not true, not only for China, but that's another issue to discuss.
herman, you are simply avoiding the question (and believe it or not, I have a rather high regard for you, therefore I know you are avoiding the question, otherwise I'd be very disappointed), I thought I was clear, but maybe I wasn't. I wasn't comparing between a country and a party, my question was: when your own interest is in conflict with a collective interest, whether that is a country's interest or a party's interest, what would you do?
I just wish to hear some honest answer, and not some politically sound answer. I guess that comes down to how one approaches a problem: I often put myself in the shoes of the person facing a dilema and ask myself: "What would I do?", and that's my way. Because I am an ordinary person, and I find it difficult to be over and above other ordinary people, even when it comes to big issues like this.
"一个人能看清为什么被牺牲,也就可以了,也不太会走到与国家利益或他人利益你死我活的境地了。" I think I know where you stand, but I'd still like to hear you say it for the record. Forgive me for picking on you, but you represent quite a portion of logical, rational people. You have said: "我是首先是中国人的,宁可不做人,也不能做卖国贼!" It's easy to be passionate and yell out slogans like this, I'm only wondering if you can be true to your own words if you are put to the test, and God forbids.
最初由 herman 发布
首先你的问题逻辑上不严密, "the country's interests or that of the CCP's," 这两者可以相同可以不同。你的意思是他们是一样的吗?如果不是,那请重新提问吧。
另外,普通老百姓很少有机会做选择。他们获利了,以为是运气好(天上掉下来的)。被牺牲了,也不明白为什么。一个人能看清为什么被牺牲,也就可以了,也不太会走到与国家利益或他人利益你死我活的境地了。