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The arrests are not premeditated. They arrest you first, then ask questions

• kjkjadksj 4y ago
  How do they even know who to arrest if they supposedly collect evidence after the fact?
  • TremendousJudge 4y ago
    There is no due process in authoritarian states. Being suspected by someone on the police that you might hold subversive views is enough to get you arrested, tortured, and murdered.
    • kjkjadksj 4y ago
      Right, but as soon as they suspect someone they probably run tools like these. They can be ran faster than it takes to find someone and throw then in a van for sure.
  • buscoquadnary 4y ago
    If you are an authoritarian state you don't give too much worry about that, if you grab the wrong person "oh well another day another murder." It's about terror and control, not about justice. If you think that's bad wait till you see what the Khmer Rogue did in Cambodia. The precious framework of individual rights, a relatively functioning justice system, and constitutional guarantees may not be perfect here in the US of A, there are issues, and those rights are still being eroded, and we have work to do, but people who draw comparisons between places like the US and China or Iran clearly have no idea what they are talking about, and it's a decent chance they may in fact be part of state sponsored psychological warfare apparatuses.
    • MaxPock 4y ago