Yes. As the article states, the vast majority of them are suspected corrupt officials or scammers, but of course, you're being downvoted for suggesting that Chi

Yes. As the article states, the vast majority of them are suspected corrupt officials or scammers, but of course, you're being downvoted for suggesting that China is anything else but a Orwellian nightmare. Ironically, there is a lot support on HN that executives should be imprisoned for white collared crime, like being responsible for the chemical spill in Ohio. It turns out the same due process that protects corrupt CEOs also protects political dissidents.