I F'ing hope China gets NUKED.
08-04-2006, 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by verc
State of freedom in China - going up
State of freedom in USA - going down
In china there is local corruption but those in true power are committed to progress.
In America it is the opposite.
State of freedom in USA - going down
In china there is local corruption but those in true power are committed to progress.
In America it is the opposite.
08-04-2006, 11:43 AM
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I'd say China has worse problems...
China Fields Eighteen Mobile Execution Vans
"Modernization in China rolls on with eighteen mobile execution vans on the prowl to fulfill the edicts of the Intermediate Courts of the southern province of Yunnan as well as the cities of Harbin and Shanghai. [...]
The new $60,000 execution "death on wheels" vans are converted 24-seater buses. The vehicles look like ordinary police vans except they are marked with the Chinese word "court". The windowless execution chamber at the back contains a metal bed on which the prisoner is strapped down. A police officer presses a button and an automatic syringe plunges a lethal drug into the prisoner's vein. The execution can be watched on a video monitor next to the driver's seat and be recorded if required.
Sixty-eight different crimes - more than half non-violent offenses such as tax evasion and drug smuggling - are punishable by death in China. That means the death vans are likely to keep rolling.
China's legal system executes an estimated 15,000 people per year and allows only one appeal. When appeals against the death penalty are rejected, the sentence is carried out immediately, sometimes within hours."
China Fields Eighteen Mobile Execution Vans
"Modernization in China rolls on with eighteen mobile execution vans on the prowl to fulfill the edicts of the Intermediate Courts of the southern province of Yunnan as well as the cities of Harbin and Shanghai. [...]
The new $60,000 execution "death on wheels" vans are converted 24-seater buses. The vehicles look like ordinary police vans except they are marked with the Chinese word "court". The windowless execution chamber at the back contains a metal bed on which the prisoner is strapped down. A police officer presses a button and an automatic syringe plunges a lethal drug into the prisoner's vein. The execution can be watched on a video monitor next to the driver's seat and be recorded if required.
Sixty-eight different crimes - more than half non-violent offenses such as tax evasion and drug smuggling - are punishable by death in China. That means the death vans are likely to keep rolling.
China's legal system executes an estimated 15,000 people per year and allows only one appeal. When appeals against the death penalty are rejected, the sentence is carried out immediately, sometimes within hours."
08-04-2006, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by bluwrxwgn
I'd like to see them try and take my dog off me. They would have to kill me first and I would be taking some of them with me. That's so jacked and inhumane. It pisses me off beyond belief.
And you think they'd have a problem with that? I'll bet they wouldn't even bother waiting for the 'Death Bus'.
08-04-2006, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by brucelee
http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapc....ap/index.html
F'ing morons! God that pisses me off soooo f'ing badly. F' communism!
F'ing morons! God that pisses me off soooo f'ing badly. F' communism!
Oh god.... I thought they had just rounded up stray dogs. Just read the article. That makes me sick to my stomache.
08-04-2006, 11:59 AM
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"Dogs being walked were taken from their owners and beaten to death on the spot, it said." Wow... i bet if anything like that happened to anyone in the Chinese government they would reconsider stupid actions like this.
08-04-2006, 12:11 PM
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There are some points we should note, this is jmho:
In the US, dogs are not just animals, they are companions to human. But in China, to most people, dogs are just animals. So by them killing dogs with bats (i don't know how true that is) is like us killing flies with a fly swatter. Different cultures, different values.
Also, killing so many dogs because 3 people died due to rabbies doesn't make much sense...unless 1 of those people who died is your love one right?
Dog owners in China are not as responsible as dog owners here. They may not take their dogs for annual shots.
Actually, I was shocked that the Chinese govt actually did something just becasuse only 3 people died.
Peace.
In the US, dogs are not just animals, they are companions to human. But in China, to most people, dogs are just animals. So by them killing dogs with bats (i don't know how true that is) is like us killing flies with a fly swatter. Different cultures, different values.
Also, killing so many dogs because 3 people died due to rabbies doesn't make much sense...unless 1 of those people who died is your love one right?
Dog owners in China are not as responsible as dog owners here. They may not take their dogs for annual shots.
Actually, I was shocked that the Chinese govt actually did something just becasuse only 3 people died.
Peace.
08-04-2006, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Racenut
And you think they'd have a problem with that? I'll bet they wouldn't even bother waiting for the 'Death Bus'.
08-04-2006, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by huck
I'd say China has worse problems...
China Fields Eighteen Mobile Execution Vans
"Modernization in China rolls on with eighteen mobile execution vans on the prowl to fulfill the edicts of the Intermediate Courts of the southern province of Yunnan as well as the cities of Harbin and Shanghai. [...]
The new $60,000 execution "death on wheels" vans are converted 24-seater buses. The vehicles look like ordinary police vans except they are marked with the Chinese word "court". The windowless execution chamber at the back contains a metal bed on which the prisoner is strapped down. A police officer presses a button and an automatic syringe plunges a lethal drug into the prisoner's vein. The execution can be watched on a video monitor next to the driver's seat and be recorded if required.
Sixty-eight different crimes - more than half non-violent offenses such as tax evasion and drug smuggling - are punishable by death in China. That means the death vans are likely to keep rolling.
China's legal system executes an estimated 15,000 people per year and allows only one appeal. When appeals against the death penalty are rejected, the sentence is carried out immediately, sometimes within hours."
China Fields Eighteen Mobile Execution Vans
"Modernization in China rolls on with eighteen mobile execution vans on the prowl to fulfill the edicts of the Intermediate Courts of the southern province of Yunnan as well as the cities of Harbin and Shanghai. [...]
The new $60,000 execution "death on wheels" vans are converted 24-seater buses. The vehicles look like ordinary police vans except they are marked with the Chinese word "court". The windowless execution chamber at the back contains a metal bed on which the prisoner is strapped down. A police officer presses a button and an automatic syringe plunges a lethal drug into the prisoner's vein. The execution can be watched on a video monitor next to the driver's seat and be recorded if required.
Sixty-eight different crimes - more than half non-violent offenses such as tax evasion and drug smuggling - are punishable by death in China. That means the death vans are likely to keep rolling.
China's legal system executes an estimated 15,000 people per year and allows only one appeal. When appeals against the death penalty are rejected, the sentence is carried out immediately, sometimes within hours."
08-06-2006, 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by huck
I'd say China has worse problems...
China Fields Eighteen Mobile Execution Vans
"Modernization in China rolls on with eighteen mobile execution vans on the prowl to fulfill the edicts of the Intermediate Courts of the southern province of Yunnan as well as the cities of Harbin and Shanghai. [...]
The new $60,000 execution "death on wheels" vans are converted 24-seater buses. The vehicles look like ordinary police vans except they are marked with the Chinese word "court". The windowless execution chamber at the back contains a metal bed on which the prisoner is strapped down. A police officer presses a button and an automatic syringe plunges a lethal drug into the prisoner's vein. The execution can be watched on a video monitor next to the driver's seat and be recorded if required.
Sixty-eight different crimes - more than half non-violent offenses such as tax evasion and drug smuggling - are punishable by death in China. That means the death vans are likely to keep rolling.
China's legal system executes an estimated 15,000 people per year and allows only one appeal. When appeals against the death penalty are rejected, the sentence is carried out immediately, sometimes within hours."
China Fields Eighteen Mobile Execution Vans
"Modernization in China rolls on with eighteen mobile execution vans on the prowl to fulfill the edicts of the Intermediate Courts of the southern province of Yunnan as well as the cities of Harbin and Shanghai. [...]
The new $60,000 execution "death on wheels" vans are converted 24-seater buses. The vehicles look like ordinary police vans except they are marked with the Chinese word "court". The windowless execution chamber at the back contains a metal bed on which the prisoner is strapped down. A police officer presses a button and an automatic syringe plunges a lethal drug into the prisoner's vein. The execution can be watched on a video monitor next to the driver's seat and be recorded if required.
Sixty-eight different crimes - more than half non-violent offenses such as tax evasion and drug smuggling - are punishable by death in China. That means the death vans are likely to keep rolling.
China's legal system executes an estimated 15,000 people per year and allows only one appeal. When appeals against the death penalty are rejected, the sentence is carried out immediately, sometimes within hours."
DAMN i love america! i don't care if you hate our gov or love them! no matter what its better than that sheet!
08-06-2006, 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by huck
I'd say China has worse problems...
China Fields Eighteen Mobile Execution Vans
"Modernization in China rolls on with eighteen mobile execution vans on the prowl to fulfill the edicts of the Intermediate Courts of the southern province of Yunnan as well as the cities of Harbin and Shanghai. [...]
The new $60,000 execution "death on wheels" vans are converted 24-seater buses. The vehicles look like ordinary police vans except they are marked with the Chinese word "court". The windowless execution chamber at the back contains a metal bed on which the prisoner is strapped down. A police officer presses a button and an automatic syringe plunges a lethal drug into the prisoner's vein. The execution can be watched on a video monitor next to the driver's seat and be recorded if required.
Sixty-eight different crimes - more than half non-violent offenses such as tax evasion and drug smuggling - are punishable by death in China. That means the death vans are likely to keep rolling.
China's legal system executes an estimated 15,000 people per year and allows only one appeal. When appeals against the death penalty are rejected, the sentence is carried out immediately, sometimes within hours."
China Fields Eighteen Mobile Execution Vans
"Modernization in China rolls on with eighteen mobile execution vans on the prowl to fulfill the edicts of the Intermediate Courts of the southern province of Yunnan as well as the cities of Harbin and Shanghai. [...]
The new $60,000 execution "death on wheels" vans are converted 24-seater buses. The vehicles look like ordinary police vans except they are marked with the Chinese word "court". The windowless execution chamber at the back contains a metal bed on which the prisoner is strapped down. A police officer presses a button and an automatic syringe plunges a lethal drug into the prisoner's vein. The execution can be watched on a video monitor next to the driver's seat and be recorded if required.
Sixty-eight different crimes - more than half non-violent offenses such as tax evasion and drug smuggling - are punishable by death in China. That means the death vans are likely to keep rolling.
China's legal system executes an estimated 15,000 people per year and allows only one appeal. When appeals against the death penalty are rejected, the sentence is carried out immediately, sometimes within hours."
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