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Simple - China installed this law to punish serious crimes, e.g. the Hong Kong guy who murdered his gf in Taiwan, but could not be extradited to Taiwan and rema
by 88840-8855 6y ago
Simple - China installed this law to punish serious crimes, e.g. the Hong Kong guy who murdered his gf in Taiwan, but could not be extradited to Taiwan and remains unpunished.
Dotcom allowed people 10 years ago to download movies in shitty quality from his website and made some cash from that. This is why he must be punished very hard and extradited to the US from no matter where he is on this planet.
- coolgod 6y agoBut what about Julian Assange or Meng Wanzhou, surely they committed grave acts against the American people right?
- AstralStorm 6y agoIllegal acts against American government, maybe, not people. I know a few who commit grave acts against American people and get paid for it with no legal repercussions.
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- robjan 6y agoYou are thinking about the abandoned Extradition Bill. The National Security Law includes the ability to extradite people but only for promoting succession, spreading certain views and talking about certain things. The guy who murdered his GF in Taiwan can't be extradited to Taiwan under the NSL.
- Benmcdonald__ 6y agoIt's a law against questioning the absolute rule of the Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong. It has nothing to do with extradition
- Benmcdonald__ 6y agoThe law you are confusing this with was a different extradited law where the communist party wanting to extradite Hong Kong residence to mainland China where torture and slavery for political enemies of the Chinese Communist Party are completely uninhibited. And maybe the CCP would send a murderer to their enermy the Republic of China, or that was irrelevant.