Mass Riots and Human Rights Violations in US: Can They Preach China?

[gambit]

Lets just say our military knows restraint unlike those law enforcers cowboys, shoot first ask questions later.

Here are just some photos of how your military...errr...police...forces trains for what they believes to be inevitable...social disorder in China...

Stunning Images Of Chinese Riot Police Training For A "Working Class Insurrection" | Zero Hedge

There are literally a hundred thousand riots in your China -- EVERY YEAR. For now, the focus is on local corruption and abuses of laws in favor of your one-percenter, but your leadership know that it is only a matter of time WHEN, not if, another Tiananmen Square like event, probably even greater, to occur.

Our riot police are scary looking ?

 

[Kyle Sun]

Here are just some photos of how your military...errr...police...forces trains for what they believes to be inevitable...social disorder in China...

Stunning Images Of Chinese Riot Police Training For A "Working Class Insurrection" | Zero Hedge

There are literally a hundred thousand riots in your China -- EVERY YEAR. For now, the focus is on local corruption and abuses of laws in favor of your one-percenter, but your leadership know that it is only a matter of time WHEN, not if, another Tiananmen Square like event, probably even greater, to occur.

Our riot police are scary looking ?

So funny !

What do you want to say by posting a link of police drill pictures ?

 

[gambit]

So funny !

What do you want to say by posting a link of police drill pictures ?

It is funny. An Internet Chinese criticizes American police when there are far worse situations in his country that involves the police.

China: "Violent Government Thugs" Beaten To Death By Angry Crowds After They Killed A Man Documenting Their Brutality | revolution-news.com

At least 4 Chengguan, the most hated police-inspectors in China, were beaten to death by angry people in Cangnan County of Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province (located in the industrial southeast), after they killed a man with a hammer. The police-inspectors hit the man with a hammer until he started to vomit blood, because he was trying to take pictures of their violence towards a woman, a street vendor. The man was rushed to hospital, but died on the way.

These police-inspectors are notoriously violent, are rarely investigated or punished for their crimes, and are terrorizing people making a living. The Chengguan, which are a special combination between regular police and state inspectors, are called “violent government thugs” in China, thousands of them are on the state payroll in at least 656 cities. In July 2013, they beat to death a man and almost killed his wife, for trying to sell watermelon they had grown on their land. The crime of the Chengguan police sparked riots in the province of Guizhou.

 

[Kyle Sun]

It is funny. An Internet Chinese criticizes American police when there are far worse situations in his country that involves the police.

China: "Violent Government Thugs" Beaten To Death By Angry Crowds After They Killed A Man Documenting Their Brutality | revolution-news.com

Okay, One innocent people and 4 police inspector died and I never said we are perfect.

But can you tell me how many US people were shot to death by US police per year?

 

[somsak]

You need measurement into number to compare 2 idiology things like human right. Otherwise how can you say more than , or less than.

 

[Nan Yang]

Police Brutality ALL STARs

And in some recent news.
Cops killed teen holding toy gun
Cops killed teen holding toy gun after 10 seconds | New York Post

Iowa police shoot unarmed 19-year-old
Tyler Comstock Killing: Iowa police shoot unarmed 19-year-old after father calls authorities to report the teen stole his truck - CBS News

Cops kill mentally ill teen after parents call police to help him
Cops kill mentally ill teen after parents call police to help him — RT USA

Police: Cop shot unarmed man in Charlotte 10 times
Police: Cop shot unarmed man in Charlotte 10 times - NBC News

Police officers who beat homeless man to death are acquitted
Ex-cops charged in beating death of Kelly Thomas found not guilty - CNN.com

And US call China a Police state.

 

[gambit]

Okay, One innocent people and 4 police inspector died and I never said we are perfect.

But can you tell me how many US people were shot to death by US police per year?

One ? And only 4 police inspectors are corrupt ?

Do you know why your government is rotten to the core ? Because your government is an amoral one, meaning it has no moral compass. Amoral, not immoral. To have a moral compass implies to have a moral foundation and some sort of a guide based upon that foundation. Your China's leadership have no such foundation. They abandoned Marxism when they finally admit it was a failed experiment, but they are too obstinate to concede to the alternative, so they performed mental gymnastics like 'communism with Chinese characteristics', whatever the hell that mean, but it is sufficiently placating to the few dying communists and the nationalists. The Party claimed Marxism only as a facade but in reality, they claimed nothing but themselves. The Party is the new emperor.

Precisely because your China is an amoral country, your bureaucrats are free to abuse and misuse whatever power each have at whatever level of government he/she occupies, from petty to major. They know that regardless of whatever changes are there in Beijing, the old Chinese saying applies: 'Heaven is high and the emperor is far away.' Not only that, they know that the foremost goal of this new emperor is the suppression of criticisms, which could lead to dissent, which could lead to multi-party politics, which would eventually threatens their petty status and wealth, they believe they could do whatever they want and get away with it, and they often do. From beatings, to rapes, and even to murder, your bureaucrats get away with relative impunity.

Woman's rape case shows pitfalls of Chinese justice | Politics | McClatchy DC

BEIJING — In March 1997, Jia Hongling was raped by a low-level manager of a mining company in Henan Province. The 28-year-old daughter of a farmer and a construction worker, Jia reported the sexual assault to the police in her hometown of Jiyuan in central China.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/23/w...inese-justice-system.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0

When she tried to bring charges the next day, she said, a police commander told her, “If he wore a condom, it isn’t rape.” Other officials pressured her to keep silent and urged her boyfriend to abandon her so she would lose courage, she said.

YOU should try and get a job with the government, buddy. Looks like the benefits for police in China are far far far better than in the US.

 

[Kyle Sun]

One ? And only 4 police inspectors are corrupt ?

Do you know why your government is rotten to the core ? Because your government is an amoral one, meaning it has no moral compass. Amoral, not immoral. To have a moral compass implies to have a moral foundation and some sort of a guide based upon that foundation. Your China's leadership have no such foundation. They abandoned Marxism when they finally admit it was a failed experiment, but they are too obstinate to concede to the alternative, so they performed mental gymnastics like 'communism with Chinese characteristics', whatever the hell that mean, but it is sufficiently placating to the few dying communists and the nationalists. The Party claimed Marxism only as a facade but in reality, they claimed nothing but themselves. The Party is the new emperor.

Precisely because your China is an amoral country, your bureaucrats are free to abuse and misuse whatever power each have at whatever level of government he/she occupies, from petty to major. They know that regardless of whatever changes are there in Beijing, the old Chinese saying applies: 'Heaven is high and the emperor is far away.' Not only that, they know that the foremost goal of this new emperor is the suppression of criticisms, which could lead to dissent, which could lead to multi-party politics, which would eventually threatens their petty status and wealth, they believe they could do whatever they want and get away with it, and they often do. From beatings, to rapes, and even to murder, your bureaucrats get away with relative impunity.

Woman's rape case shows pitfalls of Chinese justice | Politics | McClatchy DC


http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/23/w...inese-justice-system.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0

YOU should try and get a job with the government, buddy. Looks like the benefits for police in China are far far far better than in the US.

You do not answer my question.

How many US people are shot down by police per year ?

YOU should try and get a job with the government, buddy. Looks like the benefits for police in China are far far far better than in the US.

Nope . I am very satisfied with my job .Salary is ok. Not enough to be luxurious but enough to be abundant.

 

[TaiShang]

You do not answer my question.

How many US people are shot down by police per year ?


Nope . I am very satisfied with my job .Salary is ok. Not enough to be luxurious but enough to be abundant.

I remember I posted a figure on this, recently. Although not reliable (the number must be much higher), in 2012, over 400 people got killed by the police in the US.

I guess that's a very optimistic number.

About the current mass riots in the US:

Amanda M. Sakuma ✔ @iamsakuma
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Car driver offered to give a ride home to remaining protesters. Police stopped the car, guns drawn

10:06 PM - 18 Aug 2014

04:59 GMT: There are reports of a gunshot victim, who was wounded amid the altercation between police and protesters. It was not immediately clear whether the victim was an officer, one of the demonstrators, or a bystander.

04:45 GMT: Missouri police say live ammunition fired from protesting demonstrators, Vice News reports from the scene. The officers ordered the media to go to a designated safe area.

Ben Kesling @bkesling
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Police-fired tear gas returned by a protester in #Ferguson

9:22 PM - 18 Aug 2014

04:21 GMT:

Amanda Wills ✔ @AmandaWills
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Amnesty International guy helping another man who was tear gassed pretty bad just now. #Ferguson

9:19 PM - 18 Aug 2014 Ferguson, MO, United States

04:03 GMT: Police have started to forcefully disperse protesters in Ferguson with tear gas and stun grenades. Gunshots and the sound of breaking glass can be heard on live footage from the scene.

Danny Wicentowski @D_Towski
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Tear gas, flash bangs. So much for restraint. #Ferguson

9:06 PM - 18 Aug 2014

Ryan Devereaux @rdevro
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Police: "All members of the media please separate yourself from the protesters immediately"

8:43 PM - 18 Aug 2014

02:51 GMT:

Maria Keena @kmoxmaria
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Hundreds of protestors face to face w/ police W Florissant & Ferguson @michaelcalhoun #Ferguson

7:46 PM - 18 Aug 2014

 

[Kyle Sun]

I remember I posted a figure on this, recently. Although not reliable (the number must be much higher), in 2012, over 400 people got killed by the police in the US.

I guess that's a very optimistic number.

About the current mass riots in the US:

Amanda M. Sakuma ✔ @iamsakuma
Follow
Car driver offered to give a ride home to remaining protesters. Police stopped the car, guns drawn

10:06 PM - 18 Aug 2014

04:59 GMT: There are reports of a gunshot victim, who was wounded amid the altercation between police and protesters. It was not immediately clear whether the victim was an officer, one of the demonstrators, or a bystander.

04:45 GMT: Missouri police say live ammunition fired from protesting demonstrators, Vice News reports from the scene. The officers ordered the media to go to a designated safe area.

Ben Kesling @bkesling
Follow
Police-fired tear gas returned by a protester in #Ferguson

9:22 PM - 18 Aug 2014

04:21 GMT:

Amanda Wills ✔ @AmandaWills
Follow
Amnesty International guy helping another man who was tear gassed pretty bad just now. #Ferguson

9:19 PM - 18 Aug 2014 Ferguson, MO, United States

04:03 GMT: Police have started to forcefully disperse protesters in Ferguson with tear gas and stun grenades. Gunshots and the sound of breaking glass can be heard on live footage from the scene.

Danny Wicentowski @D_Towski
Follow
Tear gas, flash bangs. So much for restraint. #Ferguson

9:06 PM - 18 Aug 2014

Ryan Devereaux @rdevro
Follow
Police: "All members of the media please separate yourself from the protesters immediately"

8:43 PM - 18 Aug 2014

02:51 GMT:

Maria Keena @kmoxmaria
Follow
Hundreds of protestors face to face w/ police W Florissant & Ferguson @michaelcalhoun #Ferguson

7:46 PM - 18 Aug 2014

White americans do have discrimination toward minority americans.

 

[TaiShang]

Ferguson tragedy reopens US racial scar
Global Times

Recent years have witnessed the US being relatively untroubled by racial problems, because after gaining the upper hand in the competition with the Soviet Union, it has had a bigger say in ethnic and racial issues.

By depending on powerful media, the West keeps infiltrating their thoughts into socialist countries. But the latter are impotent to influence the former in the same way, by telling the US minorities how many legitimate rights they were deprived of by the one-size-fits-all strategy.

Someone propose that China should learn from the US at the cost of depriving ethnic minorities of privileges. But this is unfeasible. And more ironically, the US, which keeps trying to assimilate minorities in a barbaric way, never ceases to point fingers at China, spouting how the government has "violated" the rights of ethnic minorities.

 

[C130]

china and russia need to sponsor more sepratism for blacks in US. Better America spends their military budget at itself instead on us.

that's not nice senheiser.
should the U.S sponsor Chechen rebels?
should the U.S sponsor Xinjiang seperatists?
I don't think we should play this kinda game.

 

[TaiShang]

that's not nice senheiser.
should the U.S sponsor Chechen rebels?
should the U.S sponsor Xinjiang seperatists?
I don't think we should play this kinda game.

I think you already do.

Check this out.

Xinjiang separatist Kadeer has had close connections with the NED for a long time. In 2005, with the help of NED president Carl Gershman, Rebiya fled to the US after Xinjiang authorities released her on bail for medical treatment on the promise that she would never do anything against her motherland China. Later, she became president of the International Uygur Human Rights and Democracy Foundation (IUHRDF). Gershman also offered the initial funds to set up the foundation.

After the July 5 riots in Urumqi, two US congressmen advanced a proposal and pressured the US government to support Kadeer. It was Gershman again who introduced them to Kadeer.

China and Russia can just return the favor. LOL.

But I think China really does not care what happens in the US.

 

[C130]

I think you already do.

Check this out.



China and Russia can just return the favor. LOL.

But I think China really does not care what happens in the US.

I think you already do.

Check this out.



China and Russia can just return the favor. LOL.

But I think China really does not care what happens in the US.

SCANDALOUS. I wouldn't doubt the U.S has provided minor support to Xinjiang separatist, but probably a drop in the bucket compared to the Gulf Arab States though.

Let's just hope PRC doesn't experience a 9/11 in Shanghai or something, and hopefully not with U.S assistance.

 

[senheiser]

that's not nice senheiser.
should the U.S sponsor Chechen rebels?
should the U.S sponsor Xinjiang seperatists?
I don't think we should play this kinda game.

i have news for you , you played and still are playing this game