Death penalty for tax avoidance?
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China exercises the death penalty each year, more times than every other country in the world added together.
Offences carrying the death penalty include tax fraud and embezzlement.
Traditionally, the sentence has been delivered by a bullet to the back of the head.
But now, the authorities have got a fleet of mini-buses and are driving round the country delivering the sentences by lethal injection. The buses also have operating tables and, post-injection, the bodies are then stripped of useful organs.
Which got me thinking.......
If someone is killed by a lethal injection, would you want one of their organs? Wouldn't it introduce some of the 'death juice' into your own body?
Carry on.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7169...
Offences carrying the death penalty include tax fraud and embezzlement.
Traditionally, the sentence has been delivered by a bullet to the back of the head.
But now, the authorities have got a fleet of mini-buses and are driving round the country delivering the sentences by lethal injection. The buses also have operating tables and, post-injection, the bodies are then stripped of useful organs.
Which got me thinking.......
If someone is killed by a lethal injection, would you want one of their organs? Wouldn't it introduce some of the 'death juice' into your own body?
Carry on.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7169...
In a totalitarian state its fairly easy to rake through absolutely every transaction and "find" one that is "suspicious". This is a "warning" to stop any activity that the state disapproves of.
In prisons it was reported (i.e. may or may not be true!) that there were quotas for organs. These could be met by assessing every prisoner on their work and ability to understand communist theory. If no obvious candidate showed up then the prisoners worked harder and learnt more until someone failed.
In prisons it was reported (i.e. may or may not be true!) that there were quotas for organs. These could be met by assessing every prisoner on their work and ability to understand communist theory. If no obvious candidate showed up then the prisoners worked harder and learnt more until someone failed.
V8mate said:
China exercises the death penalty each year, more times than every other country in the world added together.
More people per capita are convicted and executed in Singapore than anywhere else in the world. Fortunately being creative with ones accountancy is not cause for being but on the end of a rope.
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(Sorry, don't mind me, I'm just brainstorming, can't make the connections just yet)
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(Sorry, don't mind me, I'm just brainstorming, can't make the connections just yet)
Bonus Payments-via China-collect in person-bullet-head-solutions-outsource-no laws broken-dead bankers.
World a better place.
V8mate said:
China exercises the death penalty each year, more times than every other country in the world added together.
Probably correct for pretty much everything that China does. They have the largest population and as a result they will always have the most of pretty much anything they turn their hands too. So a bit of a meaningless statistic that is over used in the media to grab your attention. Put some numbers to it and might be more interesting...V8mate said:
Death penalty for tax avoidance?
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