(China): Judicial darkness, so-called safeguard human rights?

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My name is XIA Yuanfeng, a Chinese citizen living in Liaoyuan City, Jilin Province.

I am writing this letter to accuse the Liaoyuan Judicatory Departments of bending the law and abusing power.

In 1998, my sister, XIA Lianqun was hit by a speeding car driven by a drunken man, XU Shaoqi. Instead of getting urgent treatment, my sister was left injured on the road and was only sent to the hospital 40 minutes later (The murderer even took his time to make several phone calls while my sister was bleeding and dying). What was more ironic is that the hospital was only 200 meters away from spot where the accident took place! Having not got treatment in time, my sister passed away eventually.

What happened afterward was really beyond my understanding and tolerance. For some reason, the Road and Traffic Administration Department didn??t give XU Shaoqi either criminal or administrative punishment. They released this murderer shortly after the accident and exclaimed that the person had run away, which, of course was a total lie. I was once put into prison because I could not keep my silence and let justice denied.

For 8 years, the related authorities haven??t done anything to investigate the case nor tried to settle it. My sister??s body is still detained in the funeral parlor while the murder is at large.

In the past years, I have dedicated most of my time to appealing to relevant authorities in hoping that the dignity of law would be defended and the rights of innocent people could be protected. I lost my job and spent my saving for that and I because penniless. Now my son has got the Letter of Acceptance for his college education and I can not even afford it.

More... ... Primitive evidence, in:

助纣为虐，【违】者逍遥，正义难申！（图）

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@xiayuan123,

Communism has been dying an agonizing death since the day it was born. May it die, hard, fast and forever.

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@xiayuan123,

I think we have to have a communist regime here in the U.S. before it can die, or at least a mildly communist one. America's youth has never experienced the Cold War or any sort of communism, so many become socialists and communists just because it sounds nice for everyone to be that equal. They'll only give it up once they've seen its true self.

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@xiayuan123,

I wonder if they can give up freedom of expression in the name of a greater good?

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@xiayuan123,

There is no such thing as one pure system that works with any degree of effeciency or humanity....

Every system of government borrows from the other...

The idea that everybody is politically equal is a cornerstone of democracy, not socialism which is centered on providing the basics of material existence to everyone. It is also a cornerstone of capitalist democracy that people do not usually violently rebel if they have full bellies and clothes on their back inequality or not. If material well being is the object of your value system then government providing some it is smart because it short circuits violent rebellion almost before it begins because you don't bite the hand that feeds you unless it is something other than food thats got you angry

Soclialism is only remotely connected to communism and only in the most theoretical way. In communism the state owns everything, religion is discouraged and even banned and its theory is based on a dictatorship of the working class which everyone is BS, but it is the theory
No one would call Sweden communist yet they most certainly embrace some socialist ideas...yet they have a defacto state religion Lutheranism ...there is private property..and the state provides or provided (I understand they have changed a bit in that regard) much of the needed social and medical services the people need
Communism indeed dying but the argument between every man for himself and the helping hand of big brother has a long way to go...

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@xiayuan123,

xia, good for you! to rebell in a place that doesn't respect freedom of speach and is run by a commie with bad fashion sense to match a childish temper takes guts!
However, better watch out, your government monitors EVERYTHING, including those who say anything against the government, they can catch your bus, you know, shackle your ying-yang, you know torture you with the poor students using bamboo under ones sally hanson hard-as-nails...
Yep, tis true, they even arm wrestled google or yahoo, one or the other, to get a "rebel" s identity and no one has heard of him since...

nice place china...a little creepy with the nit-whit in power, cheers to you , a courageous person, indeedie!:headbang:

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@Reagaknight,

Reagaknight;12510 wrote:

I think we have to have a communist regime here in the U.S. before it can die, or at least a mildly communist one. America's youth has never experienced the Cold War or any sort of communism, so many become socialists and communists just because it sounds nice for everyone to be that equal. They'll only give it up once they've seen its true self.

Based upon what? I think if anything, being under the current fascism has most thinking dividing the wealth would be a good thing, as opposed to having the greatest part of your tax dollars going to welfare for the wealthy.

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@Willie cv,

Willie;12718 wrote:

Based upon what? I think if anything, being under the current fascism has most thinking dividing the wealth would be a good thing, as opposed to having the greatest part of your tax dollars going to welfare for the wealthy.

What does this do but prove my point? You have clearly little experience with either communism or fascism (or the tax system, for that matter) to call the U.S. 'fascist'. In all communist states that have so far existed, there has arisen an oppressive government. In communism/socialism, there is still a government, which is allowed to become, through its own avarice and very extended control on all aspects of life, to become as oppressive as it wants.

The only thing our tax dollars go into that is not necessary is whatever pork the Dems have seen fit to put in the budget.

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@Reagaknight,

Reagaknight;12721 wrote:

What does this do but prove my point? You have clearly little experience with either communism or fascism (or the tax system, for that matter) to call the U.S. 'fascist'. In all communist states that have so far existed, there has arisen an oppressive government. In communism/socialism, there is still a government, which is allowed to become, through its own avarice and very extended control on all aspects of life, to become as oppressive as it wants.

The only thing our tax dollars go into that is not necessary is whatever pork the Dems have seen fit to put in the budget.

Really? Fascism is a government of the wealthy and for the wealthy? care to guess the ratio of corporate welfare to social welfare? Care to find out how many corporations get tax breaks and tax subsidies? As to extended control in your life, for the first time your government is spying on you and your financial records without the appropriate legal documentation to do it.....they have taken away your jobs and used your taxes to plant them in foreign countries (remember the "good for America" jobs Bush gave idea?) and has reduced your pay and your benefits legally, through laws which give no power to the workers, and has increased the number of uninsured working Americans to a new high.

This is not controlling your life?

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@xiayuan123,

In certain circunstances these actions would be completly justifiable, but what proves that this is not such a scenario?

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@xiayuan123,

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current fascism has most thinking dividing the wealth would be a good thing, as opposed to having the greatest part of your tax dollars going to welfare for the wealthy.

most ? I don't think so .

welfare for the wealthy ? Do you believe that ?

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@Willie cv,

Willie;12728 wrote:

Really? Fascism is a government of the wealthy and for the wealthy? care to guess the ratio of corporate welfare to social welfare? Care to find out how many corporations get tax breaks and tax subsidies? As to extended control in your life, for the first time your government is spying on you and your financial records without the appropriate legal documentation to do it.....they have taken away your jobs and used your taxes to plant them in foreign countries (remember the "good for America" jobs Bush gave idea?) and has reduced your pay and your benefits legally, through laws which give no power to the workers, and has increased the number of uninsured working Americans to a new high.

This is not controlling your life?

All of the above.

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@xiayuan123,

China should still be called, "Red China". We should continue to be just as suspicious of it now as we were during the Cold War. It's not as inhumane as North Korea, the living-hell-rogue nation on Planet Earth, but it isn't that far behind. It's a heathen state and civilization, begging to be converted.:devilheadbang:

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@Willie cv,

Willie;12728 wrote:

Really? Fascism is a government of the wealthy and for the wealthy? care to guess the ratio of corporate welfare to social welfare? Care to find out how many corporations get tax breaks and tax subsidies? As to extended control in your life, for the first time your government is spying on you and your financial records without the appropriate legal documentation to do it.....they have taken away your jobs and used your taxes to plant them in foreign countries (remember the "good for America" jobs Bush gave idea?) and has reduced your pay and your benefits legally, through laws which give no power to the workers, and has increased the number of uninsured working Americans to a new high.

This is not controlling your life?

fascism
One entry found for fascism.

Definition of fascism - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
Main Entry: fas?cism
Pronunciation: 'fa-"shi-z&m also 'fa-"si-
Function: noun
Etymology: Italian fascismo, from fascio bundle, fasces, group, from Latin fascis bundle & fasces fasces
1 often capitalized : a political philosophy, movement, or regime (as that of the Fascisti) that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition
2 : a tendency toward or actual exercise of strong autocratic or dictatorial control <early instances of army fascism and brutality -- J. W. Aldridge>

Willie,

You say "they" have taken our jobs and used our tax dollars to send them to other countries. Which countries? Are you talking central and south America or China?

Try to find anything on store shelves today that is not made in Communist China. You have to look real hard. Who made China most favored trading nation? Why? Were tax dollars involved? What happened to the jobs sent there? What happened to the industry bought ny the Chinese and exported from here (US) to there?

Government is not spying on you as much as Google is. Try looking at the commercial enterprises that invade your privacy. Who watches them? How do you check that power?

Speaking of Google, ever hear about their time in bed with Communist China?

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@xiayuan123,

Study the guerrilla warfare doctrine of Mao, and turn it against his minions. Start a Foco (military vanguard), and initiate an insurgency. Dedicate your life to damaging the Red Establishment, to the degree you can. Fight. Never quit fighting. Communism is EVIL, a blight upon humanity, a curse. Kill the curse.

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