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I remember seeing a documentary about China where a reporter interviewed a judge. When asked about the conflict between the law and the communist party, she sai
by c3534l 9y ago
I remember seeing a documentary about China where a reporter interviewed a judge. When asked about the conflict between the law and the communist party, she said matter-of-factly, as if it were unthinkable for it to be any way else, that the party always comes first and the law second, because she is a judge appointed by the party and so she has to do what the party tells her. It was just so straight-forward; you're a member of the party first and the law is a secondary concern.
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- dfps 9y agoWow. Doc name please?
- simonh 9y agoA family member is a policeman in China and this is the way it is. I won't offer proof, for reasons I hope are obvious.
- otp124 9y agoConsidering you're posting under an anonymous premise. You should change the description to "family member". Less specific the better. =)
- stordoff 9y agoThis is good advice, though it's really the sort of thing you need to get right first time if it matters to you - caches/archives will make "undoing" an edit possible a lot of the time.
- c3534l 9y agoI don't know the name, it was more of a hour+ news special than something in theaters.