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Referencing China's knife attacks a few years ago, I noticed the in one of the incidents they caught, tried, and executed the assailant with 30 days of his crime.
"On March 23, 2010, Zheng Minsheng (郑民生)[7] 41, murdered eight children with a knife in an elementary school in Nanping,[8] Fujian province;[9] The attack was widely reported in Chinese media (called 南平实验小学重大凶杀案),[7] sparking fears of copycat crimes.[9] Following a quick trial, Zheng Minsheng was executed about one month later on April 28.[8] Media reported a history of mental health issues, but police stated that Zheng had no history of mental illness, contradicting earlier reports. Zheng said that he performed the attack after being turned down by a girl and suffering "unfair treatment" from the girl's wealthy family."
Another incident,
"April 2010[edit]
Just a few hours after the execution of Zheng Minsheng in neighboring Fujian Province,[10] in Leizhou,[11] Guangdong another knife-wielding man named Chen Kangbing, 33 (陈康炳)[12] at Hongfu Primary School wounded 16 students and a teacher.[9] Chen Kangbing had been a teacher at a different primary school in Leizhou, but was on sick leave due to mental illness[12][13] He was sentenced to death by a court in Zhanjiang in June."
2 months or so for justice.
Many of the murderers in the US either aren't executed at all or exist for an average of 15+ years before justice is meted out. Then there's those who had run-ins with law enforcement prior to their murderous rampages when justice could have prevented it as with early releases, slaps on the wrist, and other underwhelming measures.
We need to revamp our justice system. Streamline it even at the cost of some historical rights and freedoms. A society where criminals have the advantage beginning to end as with gun-free zones which only effect the victims, lengthy trials and unsuitable prison terms for serious crimes is no society that places any value on justice when communist countries make us look like Keystone Cops.
"On March 23, 2010, Zheng Minsheng (郑民生)[7] 41, murdered eight children with a knife in an elementary school in Nanping,[8] Fujian province;[9] The attack was widely reported in Chinese media (called 南平实验小学重大凶杀案),[7] sparking fears of copycat crimes.[9] Following a quick trial, Zheng Minsheng was executed about one month later on April 28.[8] Media reported a history of mental health issues, but police stated that Zheng had no history of mental illness, contradicting earlier reports. Zheng said that he performed the attack after being turned down by a girl and suffering "unfair treatment" from the girl's wealthy family."
Another incident,
"April 2010[edit]
Just a few hours after the execution of Zheng Minsheng in neighboring Fujian Province,[10] in Leizhou,[11] Guangdong another knife-wielding man named Chen Kangbing, 33 (陈康炳)[12] at Hongfu Primary School wounded 16 students and a teacher.[9] Chen Kangbing had been a teacher at a different primary school in Leizhou, but was on sick leave due to mental illness[12][13] He was sentenced to death by a court in Zhanjiang in June."
2 months or so for justice.
Many of the murderers in the US either aren't executed at all or exist for an average of 15+ years before justice is meted out. Then there's those who had run-ins with law enforcement prior to their murderous rampages when justice could have prevented it as with early releases, slaps on the wrist, and other underwhelming measures.
We need to revamp our justice system. Streamline it even at the cost of some historical rights and freedoms. A society where criminals have the advantage beginning to end as with gun-free zones which only effect the victims, lengthy trials and unsuitable prison terms for serious crimes is no society that places any value on justice when communist countries make us look like Keystone Cops.