God I wish killing rapists was legal so people could go on rapist killing parties where they descend on a known rapists house and drag them outside and crucify them on the front lawn, and it's legal so anyone who disapproves all they can so is say "I don't think you guys should be doing that" like sad cheems and then they have to either watch or go away
"EITHER WATCH OR GO AWAY, BUT WE'RE BUSY HERE!"
"AAAAAAAAHHHA AAAAHHHHH AAAHHHHHHH MY LEGS! AHHHHHH AHHHHHHH MY EYES! BLAAARG BLAAAARG MAH TONKUE!!!!"
I wish all punishments for victim crimes were BRUTAL and PUBLIC, SAVAGE, UNTHINKABLE, these should be the penalties for victimization. SURGERIES!
@Sp Good point but NO, the RICH are the ONES WITHHOLDING FOOD, FORCING PEOPLE TO STEAL, IT IS THEM WHO ARE IN THE WRONG
Cuba and DPRK showed this
@Sp I'm sure cuba and the dprk used torture, every group uses torture and killing to enforce rules
"every group uses torture"
is not true, nor was it ever
You think that just because capitalist countries and the islamic state do it everyone does?
@Sp I think everyone does it not because of capitalism or muslims, humans are apes, apes are very old, apes use torture, we use torture, simple as. Not saying torture is moral, but it is justified, and it's to do with our brains being big enough to understand that what would hurt us, would hurt another, and what feels good for us, the opposite of that would probably feel bad, we as a species use this to enforce rules. Putting children in school and instilling terror in them is a form of psychological torture, to elicit behavior. Instilling terror in the mentally ill, people who are harmless and babble, is torture. All human societies use torture.
Homeschooling can be, fwiw, just as if not more torturing than normal schooling
And then again, I said about intentionality. While it can be argued that schools in the US are basically torture, since the US allows beating students who misbehave for example, and in Korea, where school is so hard many many students kill themselves, I'd say no other school system is intentionally torture
@Sp I'd disagree, the powers that be feel that children must be dominated, with force, same as the police mentality that mentality goes all the way up, discussions are not how our overseers do things, they say to do something and an overseen is expected to so it, if they do not, they are punished.
Line up. "No". Punishment.
Stand up for the pledge of allegiance. "No". Punishment.
Etc.
@Sp That's cool, here it's impossible to fire a teacher, there's even been cases where teachers had sex a student (and you know how people are about that, even if consensual) and all the school could do was put them on paid leave. They get to retire and have paid leave.
As I said, not every group uses torture, and the US is the worst in that regard
Basically all torture in Cuba today is perpetrated by the US, via either the embargo or Guantanamo
@Sp So why do people still flee? People leave cuba, are they insane? Are they sick and mad so they leave such good people and life behind?
1st, right before the revolution there was ~1mil Cubans in the US, right after, most went back to Cuba
2nd, right after that, many former slave owners fled to the US (I wonder why)
3rd in the 90s was the second big emigration wave. The USSR fell together with the whole eastern block, which together with the US embargo, plundered the country in a deep scarcity problem, since now it couldn't trade with anyone
But they got better, and emigrations stopped, simple as
Now when someone tries to go back to Cuba, the US jails them, since because of the embargo, there's no legal way of going back
Castro even tried to have an open borders relation with the US and said that every Cuban that wanted to would be free and even have the travel paid by the government, but the US denied, making it so emigration is only possible in illegal ways, and harder one way (US -> Cuba is almost impossible)
@Sp Wow making people stay when they don't want to is kidnapping. At least the government gave that one Gonzalez kid back, he didn't look happy about it though, but it could have been his adoptive parents scaring him by telling him things.
If you want a better look on it, there's this short documentary about north koreans in south korea: https://youtu.be/BkUMZS-ZegM
@Sp Holy shit, I know what the us is capable of so this documentary doesn't seem like pure propaganda to me, but I don't believe that communist countries are heavenly paradises either. Communism is better in theory if you want cooperation, and since we are a cooperative species it's the most logical. We are not a hive of ants or a colony of bees, we are human beings, top down ruling where a few fat queens get fed by brainwashed workers is inhuman, and so is not suitable for humans.
Fun fact: Kim Jon-un has less power over North Korea than Joe Biden over the US
@Sp I was referring to hierarchical structures when I said Top Down Ruling, in perfect communalism, or communism if you will, there would be no rulers, everyone would live in an anarchic state of voluntary cooperation
But then again, most companies in North Korea aren't state-owned nor state-planned, the ones that are state owned are the essential ones, like electricity and water, a few coal mines, and nuclear stuff; the rest is cooperatives
Ofc, they have state oversight to guarantee workers' rights, after all they are a workers' state
@Sp When I heard they had legal weed before the us did I knew something was up, I was like, wait a minute, these are the bad guys but they smoke weed? That's not very bad. Maybe they're good? The only thing I've heard that makes me unhappy is that apparently the party members rape a bunch of girls? That's what we're told at least. High party members have sex slave girls they rape. But I think only the most modern and progressive countries don't do that, so it might be normal, it might be what everyone does in secret, but that doesn't make it right.
The US likes to say everyone they don't like is a pedophile rapist
Stalin, Beria, Castro, Che, Kim, Ho
It's the worst thing you can call someone and in the case of North Korea, ofc they'll say that
But I am willing to bet if you follow the sources you'll reach Radio Free Asia and they have "A north korean said"
And guess who owns and funds RFA
Lets take Cuba again as example
They have youth groups to defend the rights of minors (as all communist countries have), and because of how council communism works, it effectively gives children the power to vote. School is obligatory, but teachers don't have a monopoly on how students are treated and students can fire teachers, because the school is not for teachers, but for students