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In reply to the discussion: A big "FU" to the United States by other countries? [View all]"countries that aggressively violate human rights"
...is justified.
China: Benefit the Masses Campaign Surveilling Tibetans
http://www.hrw.org/news/2013/06/18/china-benefit-masses-campaign-surveilling-tibetans
China: Renewed Restrictions Send Online Chill
http://www.hrw.org/news/2013/01/04/china-renewed-restrictions-send-online-chill
China threatens death penalty for serious polluters
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/06/19/us-china-pollution-idUSBRE95I10D20130619
A rare look at China's death row

A death row prisoner in the prison in the city of Wuhan in 2003 gets red nail polish to match outfit. The following series of photos were allegedly taken across two days, and offer a rare look at death row in China, which is believed to by far execute more prisoners annually than any other country.
http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-202_162-10010534.html
http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-202_162-10010534.html
"You mean like countries that run off-shore prisons to hold people without trial, violently suppress protests and keep activists in legal limbo for months or even years on trumped-up charges, and indiscriminately murder children in warzones?"
That's why I mentioned this in the OP: After Iraq and torture, this country likely deserves that. The point wasn't a historical perspective, it was about the current situation. The Bush years, as I said, were despiriting.
ENDING TORTURE = Three Torches
- Ordered an end to the use of torture and cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment, withdrew
flawed legal analysis used to justify torture and applied the Army Field Manual on interrogations
government wide. - Abolished the CIA secret prisons.
- Says that waterboarding is torture and contrary to Americas traditions
contrary to our ideals.
- No reports of extraordinary rendition to torture or other cruelty under his administration.
- Failed to hold those responsible for past torture and other cruelty accountable; has blocked
alleged victims of torture from having their day in court.
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I'm a "she," and I don't have to acuse others of having a "job posting this stuff"
ProSense
Jul 2013
#12
Keep your argument. It doesn't change the fact that you're wrong, and deflecting. n/t
ProSense
Jul 2013
#39
The "real laugh" is accusing someone of being paid to post to avoid the issue being discussed. n/t
ProSense
Jul 2013
#45
Who comes close to the posting you do on the same topic constantly? Name the poster please! n-t
Logical
Jul 2013
#35
I don't care. You go find them. Apparently, that's an important issue to you. n/t
ProSense
Jul 2013
#41
I know you'd like nothing better than to hijack this thread with personal attacks
ProSense
Jul 2013
#21
{{{chuckle}}} Thank you soooo much for finding this and posting. Telling, indeed!
Purveyor
Jul 2013
#120
One? She is linking to six threads she posted already. Very common for her. n-t
Logical
Jul 2013
#31
Geez, you 'know people love poking this country in the eye'? Are you Sarah Palin?
Bluenorthwest
Jul 2013
#4
Are youy denying that you have gleefully called for Snowden to be extradited
Downtown Hound
Jul 2013
#95
Define a personal attack? Attacking your posting strategy and bias is not a personal attack. And...
Logical
Jul 2013
#55