>> Thousands of innocents are jailed in there. > Maybe, maybe not. If "Maybe guilty" is grounds for punishment, it can excuse any atrocity, including genocide.

>> Thousands of innocents are jailed in there. > Maybe, maybe not. If "Maybe guilty" is grounds for punishment, it can excuse any atrocity, including genocide. > But definitely better than ~10000 killed in the meantime, the statistics speak for themselves. Once "Maybe guilty" is a proof of guilt, no information coming from that place can be trusted, numbers mean nothing there, all claims ring hollow because loosely justified violence can silence the truth tellers. It's weird to have to explain this on a US-hosted site, there is a reason the US Constitution is the way it is and the current efforts to circumvent it can lead to only one result - turning the US into another El Salvador...