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Post by Dubdrifter on Mar 18, 2024 7:39:32 GMT
Death penalty executions on the move, anyone??🤔 … Yes, … they are real… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Execution_vanSome would say … efficient, economic and practical! … and so scary to know about 40 of these are driving around China waiting to pick you up and despatch you Dignitas-style … using face-recognition software, your case history and trial ‘in camera’ already processed. 🤔 The ultimate ‘fear deterrent’ to make a population respect the Law on murder … a life for a life?? In our increasingly Judge Dread world … With Chinese-levels of over-crowding and atrocity crimes on the rise …Do we now desperately need a restoration of the Death Penalty? … or some serious deterrent driving around … to stop people in their tracks - think twice b4 snapping and taking a precious life? … is it time to have a rethink about ‘transitioning’? (the death penalty) … ‘euthanasia’ Dignitas-style … lethal injections? …. for those murderers unsuited to living in a Humane Society ??🤔
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Post by sheepy on Mar 18, 2024 8:23:03 GMT
I don't know if this is a bit tongue in cheek, but if you look at your graph, the Independent has used the same one with a few tweaks for just about everything they can think of to put in China in a bad light, on the other hand if true, then western governments are already deep in the surveillance state option. I will hear people say things like everybody thinks there were better times, but they never were, the difference is people can remember times that you had much more freedom from a state that didn't want to control everything you say and do from a central government perspective, the US has so many internal and external security agencies and private contractors they probably make China look second rate anyway.
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Post by johnofgwent on Mar 18, 2024 9:05:57 GMT
Each convicted criminal costs us about 60-75K a year to keep in a cell. A length of rope sufficient for the task costs about £9.95 in B&Q
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Post by Dubdrifter on Mar 18, 2024 9:47:38 GMT
My local ‘death van’!🤔? Maybe graphs illustrated in the video … like this earlier one from 2014 … should reflect a % executed in relation to population numbers? I think China’s figure is still high … but that’s because they have a much wider range of offences that qualify for the death penalty than any other country. … the Government there gets a higher approval rating from the Public for a tough approach to Law and Order … and they respect life and victim loss better in China … they are not rolling with the idea you should be getting clemency and multiple chances to kill multiple times before intervention …. It takes ages for one or two States in America to finally say … after years of v. expensive incarceration … “time to die you b————-d. …. The U.S./EU/UK and Commonwealth are forced by a vocal bullying minority in Human Rights Groups …. who exercise more hand-wringing twisted compassion for the serial killers … than any of the victims … or their devastated families. [We need to protect especially women and children with the strongest cost budget measures]. …. it’s a twisted mentality and morality that applies to many of their lawyers too … making a packet out of tax-payers … stringing out a process we can no longer afford. ….. they are trying desperately to return psychopaths back into our once safe Communities … in order to generate more work and revenue streams for all these religious ‘forgiveness’ zealots and Leftist social workers/campaigners ~ whose only focus in life is to try and pretend they are ‘enlightened’ amongst all the suffering and chaos they create. …. It’s refreshing to see the Chinese are growing more civilised and sophisticated than the Muslims who still cling to gross Public executions and ritual punishment to act as a deterrent. As the OP video says … the Authorities seem to be wisely internally hyping these vans to the max … the result being a v. strong psychological deterrent … relatively good adherence to Law and Order … probably reflected in a healthy drop in the murder stats … as we saw in El Salvador’s drastic improvements. Hand-wringing humanitarians should focus more on the latest crime index/murder rate charts … and spend more time on REAL victim support … not perpetrator support. As you can see in 2022 … the ‘death van’ MK Ultra psyops programme seems to be a remedy that works and keeps a crowded country like China … much safer than Britain, the U.S and France.🤔
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Post by Vinny on Mar 18, 2024 12:52:58 GMT
LOL @ your map, Russia is the crime capital of the world. Murders of politicians, murders of political protesters, illegal arrests of political protesters, murder of Navalny, murder of Nemtsov, murder of Politkovskaya, fake election taking place with dictator in the Kremlin, illegal invasions of multiple countries.
And regarding China, they're not executing murderers or rapists they're executing dissidents.
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Post by Dubdrifter on Mar 18, 2024 19:53:50 GMT
Stats can be manipulated to say what you want Vinny … there were loads of charts to choose from … measuring murder, shootings etc … I chose the crime index one because it had the latest data … but only up to 2022.
Many charts had El Salvador at the top of Central and S.American shootings when I knew they had gone 180° the other way … and were recently measured as one of the safer countries in their region today.
Older charts showed crime in China at higher levels than UK … which seemed a bit odd … and out of date.
If you can find a range of crime/murder/shootings charts from the end of 2023 … be my guest and drop them … I struggled to find one … but my research skills are only average. Some countries no longer supply data … as it might affect their tourist revenue!🤫
… there is no doubt ‘dissident’ deaths in both Russia and China are high … and your main focus wanting to score ‘propaganda points’ … but here we were looking at the overall deterrent effect of these tough programmes on all Chinese people … mentioning El Salvador’s uber-prison approach too … in comparison. … the huge cost of a large gangster prison population that needs to be incarcerated for many many years.
… will they get tougher still … and follow China’s lead?
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Post by Vinny on Mar 18, 2024 19:59:26 GMT
Read Bill Browder's books Red Notice and Freezing Order. Learn why Sergei Magnitsky was murdered.
Read Alexander Litvinenko's book Blowing Up Russia.
Read Anna Politkovskaya's book Putin's Russia.
Read Garry Kasparov's book Winter Is Coming.
Read John Sweeney's book Killer In the Kremlin and stop taking Putin's word for everything.
Learn about the war crimes which were committed against the Chechens, the mass graves there as a result of the mobile killing squads.
Russia is the most corrupt country on the planet, the most aggressively violent, the most repressive, it's run by gangsters.
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Post by Dubdrifter on Mar 18, 2024 20:11:18 GMT
This thread is mostly about China, Vinny … you made your points before. .. please stay on topic.
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Mar 18, 2024 21:37:28 GMT
Stats can be manipulated to say what you want Vinny … there were loads of charts to choose from … measuring murder, shootings etc … I chose the crime index one because it had the latest data … but only up to 2022. Many charts had El Salvador at the top of Central and S.American shootings when I knew they had gone 180° the other way … and were recently measured as one of the safer countries in their region today. Older charts showed crime in China at higher levels than UK … which seemed a bit odd … and out of date. If you can find a range of crime/murder/shootings charts from the end of 2023 … be my guest and drop them … I struggled to find one … but my research skills are only average. Some countries no longer supply data … as it might affect their tourist revenue!🤫 … there is no doubt ‘dissident’ deaths in both Russia and China are high … and your main focus wanting to score ‘propaganda points’ … but here we were looking at the overall deterrent effect of these tough programmes on all Chinese people … mentioning El Salvador’s uber-prison approach too … in comparison. … the huge cost of a large gangster prison population that needs to be incarcerated for many many years. … will they get tougher still … and follow China’s lead? There was more crime in China going back. President Xi had a clampdown on corruption when he came into office. China is considered ultra safe these days. You can leave your I-phone on a busy cafe table and come back half an hour later and it will still be there. Try it in London and you know what would happen.
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Post by thescotsman on Mar 19, 2024 10:04:35 GMT
Stats can be manipulated to say what you want Vinny … there were loads of charts to choose from … measuring murder, shootings etc … I chose the crime index one because it had the latest data … but only up to 2022. Many charts had El Salvador at the top of Central and S.American shootings when I knew they had gone 180° the other way … and were recently measured as one of the safer countries in their region today. Older charts showed crime in China at higher levels than UK … which seemed a bit odd … and out of date. If you can find a range of crime/murder/shootings charts from the end of 2023 … be my guest and drop them … I struggled to find one … but my research skills are only average. Some countries no longer supply data … as it might affect their tourist revenue!🤫 … there is no doubt ‘dissident’ deaths in both Russia and China are high … and your main focus wanting to score ‘propaganda points’ … but here we were looking at the overall deterrent effect of these tough programmes on all Chinese people … mentioning El Salvador’s uber-prison approach too … in comparison. … the huge cost of a large gangster prison population that needs to be incarcerated for many many years. … will they get tougher still … and follow China’s lead? There was more crime in China going back. President Xi had a clampdown on corruption when he came into office. China is considered ultra safe these days. You can leave your I-phone on a busy cafe table and come back half an hour later and it will still be there. Try it in London and you know what would happen. that's assuming the building is still standing and hasn't collapsed when one returns....or the phone was just left because it never worked in the first place....or the owner wasn't swallowed by a pot hole opening in the road! That and many other hazardous considerations of living in China.... I think if one left ones phone in a cafe in London, the chances are the next customer would hand it in to the staff.....in any case.....at least the cafe would still be standing.
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Post by Dubdrifter on Mar 19, 2024 11:41:49 GMT
I think if one left ones phone in a cafe in London, the chances are the next customer would hand it in to the staff.....in any case.....at least the cafe would still be standing. Seriously? … cafe collapses in China are not a common occurrence … and nor in London … but they might be soon … with NATO military exercises on Russia’s borders in April/May … and Biden’s puppeteers kicking up sh*t over Taiwan … prime conditions for ‘false flag’ event CIA/Pentagon bollocks for sure! 🤯 … I’m so concerned … I’m planning to be well out of the UK nuclear epicentre late April/ early May … sitting on a sun lounger … sipping a drink … watching from a distance as Sunak and the Whitehall war-machine get flattened and vaporised. I’ll be putting on extra sunblock … just in case. 🤔 …. But don’t tell anyone else🤫 … I don’t want my hotel crowded out with military advisors and dumb BBC-brainwashed Leftist refugees who let it all happen. Hasta la Vista baby! Stupid gullible morons. … if only we had put the George Soros Posse in a ‘death van’ before 9/11 … we could have save Planet Earth and all this grief that is to come soon. Is going to be bad …. soooo bad.
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Mar 19, 2024 12:37:42 GMT
There was more crime in China going back. President Xi had a clampdown on corruption when he came into office. China is considered ultra safe these days. You can leave your I-phone on a busy cafe table and come back half an hour later and it will still be there. Try it in London and you know what would happen. that's assuming the building is still standing and hasn't collapsed when one returns....or the phone was just left because it never worked in the first place....or the owner wasn't swallowed by a pot hole opening in the road! That and many other hazardous considerations of living in China.... I think if one left ones phone in a cafe in London, the chances are the next customer would hand it in to the staff.....in any case.....at least the cafe would still be standing. Anyway, averaging out the millions of interviews I've seen of the Chinese from the richest to the poorest, they are all really happy. They say I feel free here. The police never bother me and I can do what I want. Women can walk across a city late at night and feel perfectly safe.
We forget here in Blighty that not everywhere is a dysfunctional shithole. President Xi has done a great job. Everyone in China knows that. One of President Xi's old work colleagues from way back when he was younger said, the thing is with Xi is whatever job they give him to do, he will do it to the absolute best of his ability. The other day I was watching him and President Putin make pancakes and you could see President Putin's pancake was a bit wonky on the side, but President Xi's pancake was perfectly round. It's just the way he is.
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Post by thescotsman on Mar 19, 2024 13:45:18 GMT
that's assuming the building is still standing and hasn't collapsed when one returns....or the phone was just left because it never worked in the first place....or the owner wasn't swallowed by a pot hole opening in the road! That and many other hazardous considerations of living in China.... I think if one left ones phone in a cafe in London, the chances are the next customer would hand it in to the staff.....in any case.....at least the cafe would still be standing. Anyway, averaging out the millions of interviews I've seen of the Chinese from the richest to the poorest, they are all really happy. They say I feel free here. The police never bother me and I can do what I want. Women can walk across a city late at night and feel perfectly safe.
We forget here in Blighty that not everywhere is a dysfunctional shithole. President Xi has done a great job. Everyone in China knows that. One of President Xi's old work colleagues from way back when he was younger said, the thing is with Xi is whatever job they give him to do, he will do it to the absolute best of his ability. The other day I was watching him and President Putin make pancakes and you could see President Putin's pancake was a bit wonky on the side, but President Xi's pancake was perfectly round. It's just the way he is.
..no.... I don't think we do and neither by the by is "blighty" compared to China and the 豆腐渣工程 - is that right? The China where everything looks great until you peek juuuust that little bit closer and discover its actually cheapo nasty crap...tofu dreg...I understand is the term. As a paid shill I know it's your job to natter on about how great this image of China is but that's the problem with China....it's all image over substance. The optics of failure...like burying the high speed train after the crash with the bodies still in it rather then carrying out any investigation as to why it actually crashed in the first place!! Can you imagine the problems of actually investigating the reasons why the trains crash or the buildings collapse or the roads subside or the appearance of those massive urban sink holes or the brand new tunnels that fill with water. Anyway...I'd agree this country isn't perfect but I'd rather be here than under Xi and his image police's malevolent gaze.
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Mar 19, 2024 13:55:13 GMT
Anyway, averaging out the millions of interviews I've seen of the Chinese from the richest to the poorest, they are all really happy. They say I feel free here. The police never bother me and I can do what I want. Women can walk across a city late at night and feel perfectly safe.
We forget here in Blighty that not everywhere is a dysfunctional shithole. President Xi has done a great job. Everyone in China knows that. One of President Xi's old work colleagues from way back when he was younger said, the thing is with Xi is whatever job they give him to do, he will do it to the absolute best of his ability. The other day I was watching him and President Putin make pancakes and you could see President Putin's pancake was a bit wonky on the side, but President Xi's pancake was perfectly round. It's just the way he is.
..no.... I don't think we do and neither by the by is "blighty" compared to China and the 豆腐渣工程 - is that right? The China where everything looks great until you peek juuuust that little bit closer and discover its actually cheapo nasty crap...tofu dreg...I understand is the term. As a paid shill I know it's your job to natter on about how great this image of China is but that's the problem with China....it's all image over substance. The optics of failure...like burying the high speed train after the crash with the bodies still in it rather then carrying out any investigation as to why it actually crashed in the first place!! Can you imagine the problems of actually investigating the reasons why the trains crash or the buildings collapse or the roads subside or the appearance of those massive urban sink holes or the brand new tunnels that fill with water. Anyway...I'd agree this country isn't perfect but I'd rather be here than under Xi and his image police's malevolent gaze. China is now considered world leaders in civil engineering. They built a 1000m line 3000m above sea level through the Himalayan mountains. Have you any idea how difficult that is? Go and find out for yourself.
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Post by ProVeritas on Mar 19, 2024 14:26:25 GMT
Each convicted criminal costs us about 60-75K a year to keep in a cell. A length of rope sufficient for the task costs about £9.95 in B&Q Great, if we have a police force and judiciary free of corruption, and incapable of making mistakes. But we don't. We have a Police Force with dangerous levels of corruption, institutional levels of both racism and sexism, often controlled by member of a semi-secret society, and which has been known to fit people up to make it look like they know what they are doing. We have a judiciary that is laden with members of the same semi-secret society; and that has shown it can make egregious errors in even relatively straightforward cases. Under those circumstances it would foolish, dangerous, and arguably criminally negligent to reintroduce the death-penalty. I am not opposed to the death penalty for some crimes, but we need better policing and a better judiciary before we do so, IMO. All The Best
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