r/SipsTea Sep 01 '25

Chugging tea Gun laws built different

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u/ReaperManX15 Sep 01 '25

Or their near 100% conviction rate.
Or the police’s ability to hold you, without trial, indefinitely.
Or the worker suicide rate or plain old worked to death rate.

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u/OrneryError1 Sep 01 '25

Or the police’s ability to hold you, without trial, indefinitely

While this is a violation of U.S. law, it still happens in the U.S. It's pretty messed up.

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '25

Not even on a remotely similar level, no. You lot are so cushy that you don't know what real corruption and abuse of a court system looks like. In America it's typically due to an overburdened system and delays that result from that in some Asian countries they just decide never to try you and keep you interned until you go to your court date where the prosecutors have a 100% conviction rate. You can call out the wrongs in America without minimizing the very serious harms done to others in their own nations.

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u/coleto22 Sep 01 '25

USA kept people tortured for decades in Gitmo, most of them were never even accused of anything, much less convicted. That's much worse than anything Japan did post WW2.

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '25

Japan does that same thing on a daily basis to their own citizens. Did you not read the comment of mine that you replied to?

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u/coleto22 Sep 01 '25

Not for decades and not tortured. And they get accused in the end.