【新唐人2014年12月31日讯】中共《解放军报》日前刊登了一篇文章，提出了“为何要加入共产党”的问题，引发了不少大陆网友的评论。有网友直言，“贪官都是党员出身，这个就很说明问题了。”
12月29号，中共国防大学教授公方彬撰写的文章《今天，我们为什么要入党》。文章的开头写着，在战争年代，需要“流血牺牲”，入党的目的清晰而又简单。“当周永康、徐才厚这样的大贪官被揭发出来后，很多人开始思考，信仰是什么？我们加入党组织是否必然产生信仰？”
文章还说，目前在中共军队里，入党与利益有直接关系，中共军队的军官都是中共党员，哪怕没有共产主义信仰也要入党，否则便没有发展空间。
对此，有网友说，现在一切向钱看，从执政党地位捞好处的党员干部大有人在，尤其是那些入党多年却贪婪不止的贪官。
独立评论员张健：“其原因就是因为军队是由党来指挥的，只有入了党之后，你在军队才能分一杯羹，才能得到自己的提升以及个人未来的前程，是由党教来保证的，所以没有党教保证，你在军队就是一名无名小卒，你也不可能在军队尽情于贪腐的过程。”
旅美中国学者谢选俊接受媒体采访时表示，中共军报发表这篇文章有为党辩护的意思，另外可能还有一个重大的信号，就是习近平可能要在军队展开一场反腐大清洗。谢选俊还说，中共军队的堕落，仅仅用腐败一词已经无法说明了，它已经变成了一个做生意的集团。这样的军队没法有效地保卫一个国家。
对此，独立评论员张健也表示，在中国，党指挥枪就变成军队是党的私产，也不是为人民服务的，也不会保家卫国，只有党国的利益需要军队之后，军队才会出现。
张健：“我们都能看到，这个国家从上到下已经烂到根了，如果说想清洗反腐的话，不如说还政于民，让人一人一票公开的选举，让军队回归于国家，军队听人民的指挥，这才是中国未来的前程，也是对军队最好的一个还军于民的这样一个措施。”
不少网友对解放军报的这篇文章发表评论。
有网友留言说，“现在入党不就跟考驾照差不多嘛，满大街都有党员，从学生时代就争得头破血流进党，拉关系，走后门。恶心。”
也有网友“美国的精神”在微博作思考状后回答：我一直也没想加入，我嫌脏，恶心。
《北京之春》荣誉主编胡平接受媒体采访时表示，在中国，由于共产党掌握着所有的政治、经济和其他所有方面的资源，任何人想要分享一点这些资源，就不得不入党升官，而升官后又都开始腐败。
独立评论员张健：“ 现在我们最应该反思的一个问题，在任何的民主国家，如果是如此的高官，无论是周永康还是徐才厚还是现在的令计划，像这样的官员落马之后，那么谁来承担责任？ 在中国出现如此大的犯罪行为，那么中国共产党所有的官员还依然掌控这个国家，这是我们应该反思。”
中国问题独立评论员李善鉴：“他入党的目的，其实都是为了获得个人利益，获得社会地位，因为现在中国还是这种共产独裁的制度。”
中国问题独立评论员李善鉴认为，要想认清中共本质，就参照《九评共产党》一书。《九评共产党》这本书是第一次系统的说明了“共产党是什么” 。
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In particular, some corrupt officials have been in the CCP
for many years, but they are still very greedy.
Independent commentator Zhang Jian: “Because the military
is commanded by the party, only after one joins the party
can one get benefit from it, and have the opportunity
to get promoted as well as a bright future.
Everything is guaranteed by the party.
So, without the guarantee from the party, one is nobody in the
military, and unlikely to get ahead with corruption at will."
US-based Chinese scholar Xie Xuanjun told Radio Free Asia,
that the Army Daily’s article is meant to defend the party.
In addition, another significant sign is that Xi Jinping might
launch a big anti-corruption purge in the military.
Xie Xuanjun also said the corruption in the Chinese military
is so serious that it’s beyond words.
It has become a business syndicate.
So, this kind of military is unable
to effectively defend the nation.
In this regard, Zhang Jian also commented that in China,
the party commands the military.
It has become the party’s private property.
It is neither to serve the people, nor to defend the nation.
The military are only deployed when the party
needs the military to protect its interests.
Zhang Jian: “We can all see that the regime has been rotten
from the top to the bottom.
If one wants to launch an anti-corruption purge,
it would be better off to return the power to the people.
Only after allowing the people to have free elections,
returning the military to the nation, and letting the people
command the military, can China have a bright future.
To return the military to the people is the best way
to deal with the military."
Many netizens have posted their comments
on this article published by the Liberation Army Daily.
Some netizens said, “Nowadays, joining the party is similar
to holding a driver’s license.
It’s easy to find a CCP member anywhere.
When in school, many are struggling hard to join the party.
Some even get the party membership through nepotism
and influence peddling, etc. it’s really disgusting."
A netizen nicknamed “American spirit" expressed on his blog:
“I’ve never thought of joining the CCP,
because I feel it too dirty and disgusting."
Beijing Spring’s honorary editor Hu Ping told RFA that CCP
controls all the political, economic and all available resources
in China.
Anyone who wants to share a little of these resources
has no choice but to join the party;
So that they’ll get promoted, and also get involved in corruption.
Zhang Jian: “At present, the first question we should
contemplate is that in any country, if a high ranking official
like Zhou Yongkang, Xu Caihou or Ling Jihau is indicted,
who should take the responsibility for it?
Now that such serious crimes have occurred in the regime,
why is the CCP leadership still controlling the country?
This is what we should reflect on."
Independent China-issue commentator Li Shanjian:
“The purpose of joining the party is, in fact, to obtain personal
benefits and gain social status, because the regime is still
implementing such a communist dictatorial system."
Li Shanjian added that if one wants to be clear about the nature
of the CCP, one has to refer to the “Nine Commentaries
on the Communist Party."
It is the first book that systematically explains
“what the CCP is."
Interview & Edit/Zhu Zhishan Post-Production/Huang Yimei
