Discovery Atlas: China

[XanBcoo]

Mizuchi, I didn't look all that up in hopes of supporting you, I did it to provide some basis on fact with reliable information and sources. This is what you should have done in the first place, instead of making almost random claims based on a show you didn't provide much information about (can we at least have a link to a review of the documentary or something??). On top of that, you said yourself you were somewhat unsure of the details:

Like I said I'm not too sure, what I'm saying is based off what I saw on the show.

You started this thread with next to no knowledge of the subject, yet you defended your highly misinformed opinion adamantly, even when you were presented with opposing information coming from people who have actually been to and lived in China. Don't you dare say "I told you so".

I'm no government student either, but I think this is to prevent bribes, blackmail, and corruption among those in the judicial branch. It is much easier for them in their huge population to say, if you break the law, you die, than to have a court meeting every time someone in their 1.3 billion population commits a crime. Also, I think it is an attempt to become one step closer to a more perfect society where wrong-doers don't exist. When my brother worked at the local Shop Rite, one of his black friends we knew from a long time ago who also worked at Shop Rite had moved to Virginia or Georgia (can't remember which). There one of his white friends murdered a black persion, and nothing happened to him. In fear he moved back up north. Maybe China's policy is to prevent this?

I have no idea. I'm completely disinterested in politics, but at least now you're thinking about what you write. I take back about half of what I just said. Though I must say, I don't think executing every other criminal is the best way of going about creating a "perfect society". That's completely insane.