If you don ' t see any issues with dismantling the EC college and how that would cause candidates to completely ignore less populated states , then it appears we have a fundamental disagreement . Thank you for the discussion . <| sep |> that ' s some awful editing , mine is much better <| sep |> I judge by people ' s teeth . By working in a rural hosp where meth is bad , if I ' m out and see you have missing andor bad rotten teeth , I assume you are doing drugs . <| sep |> Was there any unrest among the people when Deng started liberalizing China ? In the early 1980 s ? No , not really , the early liberalization policies especially w . r . t to dismantling the communes were popular among Chinese peasants and many local party cadres . There was some degree of discomfort from the top tier of the Communist party and Deng ' s inner circle i . e Chen Yun who did feel that Deng was moving away from Socialism and allowing spiritual pollution from the outside to disrupt China . But the dissent in 1989 largely arose because price liberalization brought about a high degree of inflation to an urban population largely living on fixed salaries , this was one of the first truly painful parts of reform and opening . Before the late 80 s there wasn ' t very many losers from reforms .