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Originally posted by FredT
THis is truly the "Evil Empire" that Reagan spoke of during his presidency :shk: So where are all the pro Chinese propaganda agents that populate other threads?
Its one thing to donate your organs willingly, its another to be executed by the state then have your parts sold off to the higest bidder. No doubt this is something Dr. Mengela would have approved of
1) How would you like it if you had a family member that did not want to donate and yet you found out they had gone ahead when he/she had been in an accident without the permission from them or the family.
Originally posted by MaskedAvatar
That's capitalism and the value-added chain for you.
I have a question. Who owns the body of a homo sapiens in China when it is alive? Who owns it when it is dead?
Originally posted by chinawhite
Because i didn't know about this. i thought it was anti-terror news.
Originally posted by chinawhite
The articles dont say if they agreed or disagreed.
Originally posted by chinawhite
And says that this is not un-common in china
Originally posted by chinawhite
and what is the percentage of these excutions do people get their organs taken out.
Originally posted by chinawhite
They have permission to take the organs out. your bending the truth to fit your needs
Originally posted by Muaddib
I think many Chinese are trully terrorized about this, and this is a conspiracy forum, which of course you have to back up with facts.
I pretty much think that noone is going to agree to being tortured to death and then their organs being removed while they are alive.....
What it says is that it is not uncommon in China is to use the organs/skin of executed people for profit. Many of those people being innocent and a mayority of those people never committed a serious crime.
People have been/are executed for being religious,
for being pro-democratic,
evading taxes, ect.
Originally posted by Muaddib
In one of the links I gave, from Amnesty international I believe, it says that families have tried to sue the Chinese government because they did not have permission to remove the organs, so there is no "bending of truth to fit your needs....."
Originally posted by Muaddib
I think many Chinese are trully terrorized about this, and this is a conspiracy forum, which of course you have to back up with facts.
A recent report alleges that organs from some of these dead Falun Gong practitioners had been removed.
According to one estimate based upon internal Chinese Communist Party (CCP) documents, 60,000 people were executed in the four years from 1997-2001, an average of 15,000 people per year, although this figure includes extra-judicial killings, such as those killed during police operations including pursuit and apprehension
Originally posted by Muaddib
Unlike some of your own posts subz, I don't exagerate, I report the facts.
Same difference?... so in your opinion it is exactly the same to execute civilians who have never murdered anyone or done any other serious crimes just for their body parts and the death penalty for people that have commited hienous crimes like raping and killing a child? I feel pity for you subz if you can't see the difference....
I have stated several times that I am not a religious person, so your point is mute.
The difference is that in the one hand you have the Chinese government killing people just to harvest organs, most of those people being innocent and never having done any serious crimes, like raping and killing a child, while the Chinese kill people just for harvesting organs. There is a difference subz....
Originally posted by FredT
When organs are taken for transplantation (Either with consent or int eh case of the Chinese Gulags without) the term used is "Harvesting"
Originally posted by chinawhite
i said agreed to give up their organs. chinese dont torture them before they get excuted two bullets in the head.
Between July 20, 1999 and July 1, 2004, at least 1,000 Falun Gong practitioners were tortured to death in China. These practitioners, 52 percent of whom were female, had an average age of 44 years. A recent report alleges that organs from some of these dead Falun Gong practitioners had been removed.
There were at least 650 executions reported in local media in the months of December
and January alone. Both months are considered to be ‘normal’, without the peaks seen around certain
public holidays, although the true figure is certainly much higher, as China refuses to publish full details of
all the people it executes.
"There is a huge gap between policy and practice with regard to the death penalty in
China," said Catherine Baber, Deputy Asia Director at Amnesty International. "While the government
claims that the death penalty is applied cautiously, the ritual peak in executions we’re witnessing at the
moment completely undermines any pretence of ‘caution’."
"Moreover, there is the very real concern that a number of those executed may have been innocent: China’s justice system is simply not sound enough to guarantee a fair trial."
Many reports of recent executions in China have justified the execution of ten or more people at a time as a way to 'protect social stability, and ensure that people can have a safe, joyful and happy new year'.
Originally posted by chinawhite
and their is not reliabe proof that anyone is excuted alive
Originally posted by chinawhite
In china there is different laws and you need to respect them. you dont copare laws of different countries
Originally posted by chinawhite
for being what. burning themselves in public?
Originally posted by chinawhite
calling for the end of the PRC
Originally posted by chinawhite
that is a offence in any country. only people that commit a very large crime do they get the death penalty
Originally posted by FredT
Okay then. I think I have put forth more anti China articles than Muaddib so I will wade into this one. This story like others I have put forth has been backed up by 1) China's frequent efforts to show that they have a brutal government and commit crimes against humanity on an almost routine basis.
Originally posted by FredT
As he has pointed out in the Communist paradise, the death penalty is and can be applied to the Falun Gong, Tibetan Monks, Pro Democracy supporters, political dissidents, etc etc etc.
Originally posted by FredT
In regards to taking the organs:
1) How would you like it if you had a family member that did not want to donate and yet you found out they had gone ahead when he/she had been in an accident without the permission from them or the family.
Originally posted by FredT
2) How long till we have "Oooops sorry fella, you have the right blood type, a nd your kidneys fetch a high price, see ya next life) or worse, living donor banks. What a kidney, liver lobe, some small intestine, a lung among imprisoned friends no?
Originally posted by FredT
Ethical issues you bet HUGE ones. I am surprised by the callous replies, Eh? They are prisoners, that okay. I'm sure Dr. mengela thought EXACTLY the same way :shk:
Originally posted by FredT
Religious issues? Nope, I'm an atheist
Originally posted by subz
Remember, I didnt condone what the Chinese did. But in all honesty if I knew my family member was going to die I wouldnt complain in the slightest if their organs were taken to save some one elses live. I really wouldnt mind, and I dont think any good-hearted person would begrudge saving some ones life so they can have their vital organs rot alongside their corpse.
Originally posted by Ambient Sound
Would you still feel this way if the person recieving your family member's organs was rich, powerful, and and your family member was executed specifically to provide organs for them?
Come on, subz. Do you honestly think this isn't going on?
Originally posted by subz
To which I didnt question any of that, I merely stated that if you want to demonize an entire country then you'll have to accept that your're being purely subjective.
Originally posted by subz
It also applies to other countries which the likes of Muaddib doesnt accept.
Originally posted by subz
He rejects the notion of America being a regular human rights abusing country yet he wants to portray China's dirty deeds on a regular basis.
Originally posted by subz
I was merely saying that Muaddib should bear in mind that he is making subjective judgements as any ethical judgments of his are canceled out by his support of similar American practices.
Originally posted by subz
That's neither here nor there to me, as I have said. I believe that any execution is wrong including what you might deem acceptable cases.
Originally posted by subz
To me, I think executing dissidents is wrong and so is executing murderers. Hence my posting that its a subjective argument and a shaky one at best if you allow for executions in other circumstances.
Originally posted by subz
Take Guantanamo Bay for example, the detainees there are likely to face the death penalty.
Originally posted by subz
So far they have not been charged but held for 3+ years. Why is it that this is acceptable to Mr.Morality-Muaddib but when China abuses people he's on them like flies round poo? Thats my point, not that what China is doing is in any way shape or form acceptable to me.
Originally posted by subz
Remember, I didnt condone what the Chinese did. But in all honesty if I knew my family member was going to die I wouldnt complain in the slightest if their organs were taken to save some one elses live. I really wouldnt mind, and I dont think any good-hearted person would begrudge saving some ones so they can have their vital organs rot alongside their corpse.
Originally posted by FredT
2) How long till we have "Oooops sorry fella, you have the right blood type, a nd your kidneys fetch a high price, see ya next life) or worse, living donor banks. What a kidney, liver lobe, some small intestine, a lung among imprisoned friends no?
Originally posted by subz
How was it callous? I think executing any one is callous. That you can accept the execution of one criminal (who maybe innocent lets not forget) and then say China doesnt have the right to execute who they deem appropriate is a shaky argument.
Originally posted by Muaddib
You obviously either did not read the links and excerpts I gave, and the responses from FredT, or you are just choosing to ignoring them.
I also think it is highly unlikely that people who are being executed for lesser crimes, including being pro-democratic, are going to agree to give up their organs.... They do not want to die in the first place.....
Anyways.... let me help you once again with some proof.
I don't understand what you are trying to say with the above. No reliable proof anyone is executed alive? People have to be alive to be executed.
If you are trying to say there is no proof noone is being tortured to death, or that noone was alive when they were removing their organs check again the excerpts i gave and links....and check again the responses from FredT also on the procedures for transplanting organs.
And that makes it alright for the Chinese government to execute large amounts of people, a mayority who are innocent of any real crimes, just so the CCP can harvest their organs and skin?.....
Are you telling us the police in China burn people also on the streets?...
So then the Chinese government is not working for the people?
First of, you are exagerating, these people are reported being executed for being pro-democratic, not for trying to violently overthrow your government.
Second, why is it called The People's Republic, when it obviously executing more people than anyone else,
including known innocent people who just happen to have an organ a rich person is paying for?....
Again, either you did not read the excerpts and links I gave, or you are choosing to ignore them altogether.
Amnesty International and other human right groups have ben reporting for a long time that people in China are being executed for evading taxes, along with those who are pro-democratic, etc. Or even just because the government of China thought that "they needed to protect the social stability" and needed to kill people....
Evasion of taxes does not merit the death penalty in any western countries, and neither does the other crimes the Chinese keep claiming their people are commiting,
such as being pro-democratic (We don't kill people in the west for being Communists) etc, etc....
China carried out almost 90 per cent of the world's executions last year, putting at least 5,000 people to death, according to an activist group campaigning to end capital punishment.
China is one of 60 countries that still have the death penalty, the Rome-based group Hands Off Cain said in a report issued yesterday. It said other governments carried out more than 500 executions.
China's government relies heavily on the death penalty in an effort to reassure the public that it is taking action against corruption and rising crime. People are executed for crimes ranging from murder and rape to tax fraud, petty theft and other nonviolent offences.