[Coyote]

Here’s how China’s version of CPF/Medisave works: both employees and employers contribute 20% of wages to the national social security system. This is not individual savings, but a state-managed pension fund, distributed according to job status after retirement. Government retirees receive higher pensions and medical benefits, whereas ordinary workers—韭菜—may receive as little as 50 RMB per month.

This means that a significant portion of an ordinary worker’s wages is effectively redirected to fund the luxurious retirement lifestyles of CCP officials and civil servants. Some of the social security funds are also used to pay off debts and finance Belt and Road projects overseas.

What does this lead to? Companies closing down, people avoiding full-time jobs, or resigning altogether to escape paying social security and pensions for CCP elites. Could this contribute to the eventual collapse of the CCP or even a nationwide uprising against the regime?

It’s no wonder that wumaos abroad often support the CCP while avoiding paying social security themselves. Talking is easy; action is harder. Some argue that ordinary citizens should pay the salaries of CCP officials, but are these officials really serving the people—or merely exploiting them for slave labor? Why don’t wumaos pay the salaries themselves if they truly believe in it? Words are cheap; reality is much harder.

 
 

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