[Red Boots]

It could be a revolution," says Hu Xingdou, an economics professor at the Beijing Institute of Technology. "Privatization of land is a foundation of democracy and the rule of law in China, because land is a basic resource."

I wish we could have a few politicians who understood that... It will be interesting if China undergoes a resurgance of freedom; as we fall under the increasingly heavy hand of the state.

[Truthsearcher]

Not going to happen.

China has had many peasant revolutions before, heck the Communists came to power their on the backs of a peasant revolution.

None of the peasant revolutions have ever led to a democratic movement. The Chinese culture is inherently totalitarian, until that changes the only form of government they will have is a the rule from above kind.