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Inside China's Disturbing Death Vans - They're Real, Common, and Very Scary (Unseen Footage) [ don't watch if you are squeamish ]
YouTube ^ | Mach 1, 20024 | Laowhy86

Posted on 03/03/2024 2:23:56 PM PST by PIF

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To: Lazamataz

I should have been clearer, but when I posted. I was on a cell phone with the to tiny keyboard and cut too many corners.

The video is put out by an anti-death penalty group. To them any execution is barbaric. I am in China for family business and cannot view YouTube and was reacting to posters who were making it sound like there were execution vans cruising the streets looking for random people to kill.

In reality these are only used in prisons but are mobile so that each prison doesn’t need one. It is neither horrific nor more barbaric than how executions are done in the US.

Thus, video is by implication false due to exaggerating the issue.


41 posted on 03/04/2024 5:12:27 AM PST by Fai Mao (Starve the Beast and steal its food.)
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To: Fai Mao
I should have been clearer, but when I posted. I was on a cell phone with the to tiny keyboard and cut too many corners. The video is put out by an anti-death penalty group. To them any execution is barbaric. I am in China for family business and cannot view YouTube and was reacting to posters who were making it sound like there were execution vans cruising the streets looking for random people to kill. In reality these are only used in prisons but are mobile so that each prison doesn’t need one. It is neither horrific nor more barbaric than how executions are done in the US. Thus, video is by implication false due to exaggerating the issue.

I understand your point, however, it is demonstrated that China executes more than all other countries combined. Add to that the fact that some crimes that are considered 'executable' are not crimes at all in many other countries. "Separatism" is such a crime -- there are other examples -- and separatism could easily be opposing the official Chinese narrative that Taiwan is part of China, or support of the Tibetan Buddhists. To me, this is utterly unacceptable.

In this context, this becomes far more hideous and morbid.

42 posted on 03/04/2024 6:21:13 AM PST by Lazamataz (Laz 2005: "First, we beat the Soviet Union. Then we became them.")
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To: coloradan

Yup


43 posted on 03/04/2024 8:28:30 AM PST by 353FMG
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To: ClearCase_guy

Theirs will be electric and not propelled by nasty fossil fuels. That is the US’ contribution to the planet’s welfare.


44 posted on 03/04/2024 8:32:54 AM PST by 353FMG
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To: ClearCase_guy

Theirs will be electric and not propelled by nasty fossil fuels. That is the US’ contribution to the planet’s welfare.


45 posted on 03/04/2024 8:33:10 AM PST by 353FMG
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To: Lazamataz

Thanks Laz. It’s not much of a leap from Death Panels to Death Panel Vans.

On a lighter note:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4221688/posts?page=16#16


46 posted on 03/04/2024 2:19:50 PM PST by SunkenCiv (Get off Biden's back, he lost his son in Iraq, and has a fulltime job as a lyin' sack.)
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