China Cracks Down On Grieving Relatives and Activists Threats To Sue The Government Over Coronavirus Deaths In Wuhan

Hotair ^ | 05/04/2020 | John Sexton

[SeekAndFind]

Regarding bereaved family members planning to sue the Chinese Government, WHAT EXACTLY DO THEY EXPECT?

Can they get justice in a CCP court?

It is an exercise in futility IMHO.

[volunbeer]

Nothing will happen here in the US. Our media and opposition party are all “Orange Man Bad” all of the time. They blame Trump for the Wuhan Flu.

In a sane world, the majority of humanity would be very angry at the CCP.

[SeekAndFind]

Edit to add — Heck, Michael Flynn can’t even get justice in the USA (at least not as of this writing ), and the real criminals like Peter Strozk and Lisa Page go scot-free. What more in China?

[SeekAndFind]

Heck, Michael Flynn can’t even get justice in the USA (at least not as of this writing ), and the real criminals like Peter Strozk and Lisa Page go scot-free. What more in China?

[Lurkinanloomin]

move on without placing any blame on the government, just as it insist the rest of the world do the same thing.
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If we had a Bush or a Clinton for President, that’s exactly what we would be doing.

[Jamestown1630]

“They spend so much time trying to control us,” Mr. Zhang said. “Why can’t they use this energy to address our concerns instead?”

Because they don't care about your individual concerns, Mr. Zhang. You're just a brick in the wall. All they care about is the ideology which affords them power and privilege. It's always been this way with communists, no matter where they've manifested.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Chinese citizens can sue the Butchers of Beijing?

Who knew?

[DEPcom]

Just maybe the families can get Justice.

Hopefully the CCP is removed from power by the Chinese people, that would be the best for the world. CCP might loose power as China’s economy falls.

[Trumpet 1]

As the Chinese Economy fails, the totalitarian dictatorship will step up even more brutality against the attempts at free speech. Rebellion crushed. International pressure from Trump supporters might bring about minor reforms. Let’s hope for international pressure. And of course a utopia of freedom in China would be nice as well.

[Jamestown1630]

Freedom is never any kind of ‘utopia’.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Know what China reminds me of with all of their tap dancing to avoid responsibility for what they’ve done? Reminds me of Russia after they shot down KAL flight 007. They kept throwing BS against the wall but none of it stuck. Difference between then and now is now the Chicoms have the media totally in the tank for them.

[dp0622]

Well to be fair you just described a large number of our congressmen and women.

[Jamestown1630]

Jeez. I guess I did :-)

[hinckley buzzard]

Stupid history. China faced virtually no backlash from the Tiananmen Square massacre. The Western security and defense establishments sat and watched. They sought no sanctions against the murderers of Peking. They did figure out, however, what they no longer recall:

That the PLA is the armed wing of the Party, exists to serve the Party, and is perfectly willing to see uncounted numbers of Chinese people die to protect the Party and the Communist regime.

Anyone who thinks the CCP is playing around with this germ-warfare disaster is fooling himself. They will try the foreign press PR route; They will try to salvage their recent economic offensive; but they will sacrifice anyone and anything to see that the Party survives in power. That does not necessarily mean XI will survive; but the Party will go on.

[dp0622]

But you did describe their terrible dogma and it is opposite of the one we are supposed to subscribe to as written in the constitution.

We have over 500 kings and queens.

We weren’t supposed to.

Go back to part time jobs and per diem pay for congress folks. Like way back

[Jamestown1630]

'Go back to part time jobs and per diem pay for congress folks. Like way back.'

Well, somewhat a good idea, in my personal opinion. But how would that work out, given the cost of living in DC, here in modern times? You'd sort of be limiting national office to people who were rich enough to make it a short-term 'hobby'.

These weren't intended to be permanent, lifetime jobs/livelihoods. I'd prefer to see them come, do their stint with reasonable salaries; and then go back to their homes and real careers. (Serving in this way should be an honor, not a system to manipulate in order to become rich.)

I'm kind of in favor of term-limits; but ultimately, you get into the sticky position of telling individual citizens that they can't vote for the person they individually choose as the best for the job. I haven't decided how I feel about that.

[353FMG]

>>Can they get justice in a CCP court?<<

A bullet in the back of the head.

[Lurker]

“Now the government wants to send minders to his father’s funeral.”

Excellent. When they show up kill them.

L

[Flash Bazbeaux]

“They kept throwing BS against the wall but none of it stuck.”

It stuck with the people who wanted to believe it, and there were more than a few in the West.

Something about flight 007 coordinating with the space shuttle, as I recall.