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And you think something will happen to them? This is part of their law and culture, police arresting some people won't change anything. don't worry the police will be ridiculed for arresting them and it will quietly go away.Originally Posted by Stir
My sister in law's father was a police commandant in india his whole career. This is simply how it works.
I still vote for the all out war plan. Let them, pakistan, bangladesh, myanmar and north korea just blow each other up. it'll clear billions of mouths and useless people off the planet and allow us to move forward.
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2014-01-23, 05:17 PM #41Pandaren Monk
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2014-01-23, 06:06 PM #42The Unstoppable Force
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Good thing is that all these high profile crimes swayed the public opinion in India into a rage and that the indian authorities at least with these got their head out of the ass and made arrests and passing out sentences.
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In the previous cases we seen sentences being handed out. So no, not everyone gets away with it, many perhaps but not everyone of them. Originally Posted by Caliph
But soon after Mr Xi secured a third term, Apple released a new version of the feature in China, limiting its scope. Now Chinese users of iPhones and other Apple devices are restricted to a 10-minute window when receiving files from people who are not listed as a contact. After 10 minutes, users can only receive files from contacts.
Apple did not explain why the update was first introduced in China, but over the years, the tech giant has been criticised for appeasing Beijing.
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2014-01-23, 06:30 PM #43Epic!
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We have a strict non-interference policy. The old and mighty Prime Directive. Or is it people's inclination that we should force our morality on other cultures? Forceful if necessary?
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2014-01-23, 07:37 PM #44The Unstoppable Force
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It seems to me first of all from what I understand from multiculturalists, thats really rare. If it's a legitimate criticism, the culture will find ways to shut that whole thing down. Originally Posted by Laize
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2014-01-24, 03:27 PM #45DeletedGuessing Geography isn't needed to get into the US Military Tony eh? Originally Posted by supertony51
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2014-01-24, 03:45 PM #46Banned
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Meh, nice try at baiting, not falling for it today. Originally Posted by Slenderman
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2014-01-24, 08:37 PM #47DeletedYet you replied and acknowledged. Originally Posted by supertony51
Gutted for you.
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2014-01-24, 08:45 PM #48DeletedAnd so it begins. Originally Posted by Slenderman
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2014-01-24, 08:51 PM #49Stood in the Fire
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Hmmm that's one messed up council
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2014-01-26, 01:19 AM #50Pandaren Monk
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http://www.counterpunch.org/2014/01/...unting-us-all/
and you expect rape to stop, or village coucils to stop such rulings.
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2014-01-26, 04:12 AM #51Banned
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We have the same thing in america, its called overcrowded prisons.
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2014-01-26, 04:37 AM #52Mechagnome
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Everyone on that council deserves to get publicly raped until they die.
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