I was curious about the 95.5% support and read that source, then stopped when they started cherry picking numbers to push a narrative (citing low % of “very satisfied” vs grouping both “somewhat” and “very”). This was used to say that township-level support was low in China vs high in the US.
Looking at the actual study, overall township-level satisfaction is 70%… which is exactly the support level that they cite for the US.
Thank you for this!
I was curious about the 95.5% support and read that source, then stopped when they started cherry picking numbers to push a narrative (citing low % of “very satisfied” vs grouping both “somewhat” and “very”). This was used to say that township-level support was low in China vs high in the US.
Looking at the actual study, overall township-level satisfaction is 70%… which is exactly the support level that they cite for the US.