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WARNING: Extremely shocking pictures: China executed young female criminals

Posted on 12/14/2004 7:13:21 AM PST by beida

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41 posted on 12/14/2004 8:12:38 AM PST by Lancer_N3502A
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To: beida
What kind of translation is this?

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42 posted on 12/14/2004 8:19:33 AM PST by rapture-me
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To: mdhunter
Conservatives should, in all cases, want to limit the power of the state. I will forever fail to see how allowing the state the power to execute is in keeping with that philosophy.

Good point.

44 posted on 12/14/2004 8:22:35 AM PST by cicero's_son
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To: Labyrinthos

I think Amnesty International does regularly condemn the Chinese for having the highest rate of judicial executions in the world. The EU couldn't care less and most UN members use genuine (as opposed to undergarment hat) torture as state policy. But I don't hear our government nor the management of Walmart and Target making much of a fuss either.


45 posted on 12/14/2004 8:22:48 AM PST by katana
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To: mdhunter
Conservatives should, in all cases, want to limit the power of the state. I will forever fail to see how allowing the state the power to execute is in keeping with that philosophy.

I sympathize with your Liberterian view, but Death Penalty would fall under Ensure Domestic Tranquilitiy--its in the constitution.....

46 posted on 12/14/2004 8:28:10 AM PST by Schwaeky (Junk Jody 06---Elect new Leadership in KY's 20th State Rep District)
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To: Voteamerica
Think about this, now....

Repressive gov'ts love to label lots of things "criminal".

47 posted on 12/14/2004 8:28:31 AM PST by Sam's Army (Never trust anyone that still wears an 80's surfer cut)
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To: mdhunter

There is nothing to compare between China and US, believe me. China could execute people who had never even killed or wounded a chicken. I am all for death penalty for those really killed people.


48 posted on 12/14/2004 8:28:39 AM PST by beida
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To: beida
I once read that in China they also send a bill to the family for the cost of the bullet. Using a .30 caliber rifle round is real over-kill on these executions. Why the gore, unless they were doing it as a matter of policy, to blow a head clean in half. A .22 cal pistol bullet would also do the job, with much less drama.

Still wonder whats these people did wrong. Maybe draw a cartoon criticizing the government?

49 posted on 12/14/2004 8:38:27 AM PST by Lockbar (March toward the sound of the guns.)
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To: katana

These public judicial executions are very common in China. The government does it as part of a campaign to assert law and order or to publicize what the PRC calls an anti corruption campaign.

It's political as the campaigns come around the time of a party congress or when leadership changes. It also is a not so subtle way of reminding everyone who is in charge, the party.

The reality is most lawlessness and corruption is at the top and run by the party. The little guys are shot as a diversion and as a way to tell the people to not complain out loud.

Most Americans don't care as we love cheap toys and cheap electronics. My neighbor goes to China all the time as he is an importer of Chinese made goods. He says Chinese business men will tell him in confidence of these abuses of power by the government but he should not go public as they would be shot for telling him.


50 posted on 12/14/2004 8:40:46 AM PST by RicocheT
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To: mdhunter
Conservatives should, in all cases, want to limit the power of the state. I will forever fail to see how allowing the state the power to execute is in keeping with that philosophy.

No. Conservatives should, in all cases, want to limit the power of the state to those functions that are a legitimate function of government. It's hard to comprehend a better function of government than to allow the state to execute those guilty of vicious felonies.

51 posted on 12/14/2004 8:43:47 AM PST by jude24 (sola gratia)
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To: beida
Divorced from their context, where we don't know what these women were convicted of or what process they used to get there. She could be a murderer. She could have committed grand larceny. She could be a spy. Or she could have said something bad about the government.

Until we know something about the background of these pic's, they are just inflammatory pictures.

52 posted on 12/14/2004 8:46:52 AM PST by jude24 (sola gratia)
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To: mdhunter
There are people on this board who will argue very eloquently that the department of education should be disbanded. Yes, that's right, giving the federal government the power to dictate the education of our children is too much, but giving the federal government the power to take lives is something we should support?... right on! That position is untenable and stupid.

Exactly why is that position untenable and stupid? Fill me in on your reasons. (I noticed that in this paragraph you use the term, "federal government", but in the next paragraph you use the more ambiguous term, "state". Is that distinction the basis of your position?)

I contend that justice from time immemorial demands that murderers be put to death by a just and civil government. The state's obligation and duty is to execute justice against wrongdoers such as murderers. This proper function of the state is a completely different function than the education of one's children, which is the duty of family government. Thus, there is no inconsistency or hypocrisy in the position.

Conservatives should, in all cases, want to limit the power of the state. I will forever fail to see how allowing the state the power to execute is in keeping with that philosophy.

You are apparently, by your own statement, completly immune to convincing, but go ahead and convince me of the rationality and morality of your position.

Cordially,

53 posted on 12/14/2004 8:49:27 AM PST by Diamond
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To: beida

I thought I read on Drudge or somewhere else (that helps, I know) that China executed some people recently who criticized the government. Related?


54 posted on 12/14/2004 8:51:35 AM PST by Right in Wisconsin
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To: beida

That second photo is downright shocking.


55 posted on 12/14/2004 8:52:39 AM PST by gopwinsin04
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To: Teacher317

After seeing a few beheading vids, and other war pics from the "o" site mentioned above. These aren't really that disturbing.


56 posted on 12/14/2004 9:28:22 AM PST by Texaggie79 (Did I just say that?)
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To: kako

I would have thought lethal injection more humane than firing squad..I'm curious, please explain?


57 posted on 12/14/2004 9:33:25 AM PST by ariamne (reformed liberal)
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To: mdhunter; All

Thanks for the info about firing squads. I am uninformed!

>>Yes, that's right, giving the federal government the power to dictate the education of our children is too much,<<

If the government actually educated our children, I would agree with you.


58 posted on 12/14/2004 10:05:42 AM PST by netmilsmom (Zell on DEM Christianity, "They can hum the tune, but can't sing the song.")
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To: mdhunter

=== 99% of Republicans support the death penalty, and 99% of Republicans are hypocrits. The death penalty is not a conservative position.


Hear heard.

Of course, 99% of Republicans don't realize abortion IS, and always has been, a GOP policy. Rank ignorance is somewhat invinicble, so they get a pass on the hypocrisy there.

But it makes you wonder who's laughing last as they champion themselves, with all due pride, as the Stoopid Party.


59 posted on 12/14/2004 10:26:25 AM PST by Askel5 († Cooperatio voluntaria ad suicidium est legi morali contraria. †)
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To: beida

I'm not a "Faces of Death" sorta person so I've no interest in viewing out-of-context photos for thrill ride purposes.

But I do wonder how it can be we are Outsourcing our Globokop operations to Chicoms in places -- like HAITI -- we've yet to finish "Democratizing."


60 posted on 12/14/2004 10:27:35 AM PST by Askel5 († Cooperatio voluntaria ad suicidium est legi morali contraria. †)
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