v**********m
发帖数: 5516 | 1 千万不能忘记陈果仁Vincent Chin案件。
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Vincent_Chin
1980年代，陈果仁被两个白人产业工人殴打致死，在美国制造业往亚洲转移，白人产业
工人普遍失业的社会现实下，白人法官判决该杀手当庭释放。
现在的Peter Liang也是白人陪审团操作的结果，借华人的头去平息黑人对白人的怒气。
每次美国社会矛盾激化，白人就把华裔抬出来作为牺牲品。 |
k*******r
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A*******l
发帖数: 1083 | 3 尼玛，那天天标榜的正义公理皿煮柿油的假面，这时候就不戴了？
到底是叭儿狗比主人更严厉嘛。
【在 k*******r 的大作中提到】
: 套用板上某人名言：爱来（美国）来，不来滚
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s*******u
发帖数: 9508 | 4 骂得好!
【在 A*******l 的大作中提到】
: 尼玛，那天天标榜的正义公理皿煮柿油的假面，这时候就不戴了？
: 到底是叭儿狗比主人更严厉嘛。
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t*******d
发帖数: 1845 | 5 现在也差不多，在trump集会上提问的那个韩裔美国人还不是被周围一群白人包括trump
揶揄，结果还有一群亚裔fan |
p********o
发帖数: 8012 | |
b*******n
发帖数: 458 | 7 could officer Peter Liang appeal to a higher court?? |
A*******l
发帖数: 1083 | 8 He could but the guilty verdict is unlikely to change.
He was convicted of manslaughter and not murder. The standard for
manslaughter in the first degree in New York says "1. With intent to cause
serious physical injury to another person, he causes the death of such
person or of a third person;..."
Firing a shot in the dark does fit into that standard. So he is easily
guilty.
Sentencing is on April 14. This offense can go to 15 years, though I'd be
really surprised if the court in NY sentenced him to more than 5 years.
【在 b*******n 的大作中提到】
: could officer Peter Liang appeal to a higher court??
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j****3
发帖数: 2836 | 9 “ With intent to cause serious physical injury to another person,”
Peter Liang是在黑漆漆的走道里枪支走火，然后倒霉的子弹在墙上反弹后伤到下一层
楼上的人，这尼玛也能算有意要去伤害他人？Peter Liang真要是有意识的去这样打那
个黑人那他就是神一样的存在了。因为就算是世界台球冠军来打，也不可能做到。 |
b****n
发帖数: 6896 | 10 早他妈忘了。每次提醒要小心，尼玛置若罔闻。还一大帮自认红波二弟的。真有病。白
人当初用黑奴是搞错了，用黄奴就对了。永远不用解放黄奴，你要解放估计黄奴都哭着
闹着不愿意。 |
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n****G
发帖数: 1191 | 11 扫一眼买买提版面，满眼五毛索南213，脑子里有屎，失去阅读判断力。
Ebens and Nitz initially faced a charge of second-degree murder, but were
convicted in a county court for manslaughter. They were sentenced to three
years of probation.
陈果仁Vincent Chin案件里两名嫌犯被判有罪，陪审团的判决尚属公正。
刑期是法官决定的。法官Charles Kaufman利用法律的漏洞发挥了法律的极限。
亮点是：法官Charles Kaufman是犹太人。米油基本上都是左逼。间接证明，左逼无耻
下贱无极限。
至于只会赚钱的吃货一族华人，甘为左逼的奴隶，好日无边，嘿嘿。
Because the subsequent Federal prosecution was a result of public pressure
from a coalition of many Asian ethnic organizations, Vincent Chin's murder
is often considered the beginning of a pan-ethnic Asian American movement.亚
裔在此案中还真出了力。 |
b****n
发帖数: 6896 | 12 They were sentenced to three
years of probation.
是专门到辛辛那提，黑人陪审团才搞成这个结果，还是3年probation.你醒醒吧。之所
以转到辛辛那提是日本人游行示威的结果。操，密西根判无罪。
【在 n****G 的大作中提到】
: 扫一眼买买提版面，满眼五毛索南213，脑子里有屎，失去阅读判断力。
: Ebens and Nitz initially faced a charge of second-degree murder, but were
: convicted in a county court for manslaughter. They were sentenced to three
: years of probation.
: 陈果仁Vincent Chin案件里两名嫌犯被判有罪，陪审团的判决尚属公正。
: 刑期是法官决定的。法官Charles Kaufman利用法律的漏洞发挥了法律的极限。
: 亮点是：法官Charles Kaufman是犹太人。米油基本上都是左逼。间接证明，左逼无耻
: 下贱无极限。
: 至于只会赚钱的吃货一族华人，甘为左逼的奴隶，好日无边，嘿嘿。
: Because the subsequent Federal prosecution was a result of public pressure
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n****G
发帖数: 1191 | 13 wikipedia也是一作弊网站，把很多关键内容洗刷掉了。所以对陈果仁Vincent Chin案
件的内容处理的很政治正确。
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Kaufman_%28judge%29
Kaufman cited the defendants' clean prior criminal records and that there
was no minimum sentence for a manslaughter plea as he responded, "These
weren't the kind of men you send to jail... You don't make the punishment
fit the crime; you make the punishment fit the criminal." |
r**********n
发帖数: 5281 | 14
trump
华人就是两边被扇，还得含着泪去投票。唉。
【在 t*******d 的大作中提到】
: 现在也差不多，在trump集会上提问的那个韩裔美国人还不是被周围一群白人包括trump
: 揶揄，结果还有一群亚裔fan
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v**********m
发帖数: 5516 | 15 左右真的能帮到华人吗？犹太一向支持民主党，他们在华尔街捞金捞银。红脖一直歧视
外族支持共和党，可是军工国防，各行各业的高层里到处是他们的人，也赚大钱。
左右真的不重要，重要的是自己要有一个种族的概念，而不是被外族用左右分裂本族。
真看不惯这些在买买提上为左右政治呐喊，互骂对方，分裂华人作为一个统一力量的政
治狂热分子。
华人压根不需选边站，完全可以在各种具体的议题上和左右势力做交易。如果选边站，
那只能做左右势力的哈巴狗，而不是主导左右势力。
另贴一个那个白犹法官的简历，供大家参考。
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Charles Kaufman (judge)
Charles Kaufman (1920–2004) was a judge for the Third Circuit Court of
Michigan, with jurisdiction over Southeast Michigan and its largest city,
Detroit, MI.
Early BiographyEdit
Born in 1920,[1] Kaufman served as a navigator for the Army Air Force during
World War II. He became a POW (prisoner of war) in Japanese prison camp
when his plane was shot down after 27 missions.[2][3]
After the war, Kaufman graduated from Wayne State University Law School in
1948, and joined his father's firm before winning the election for Common
Pleas Court Judge in 1959, and Wayne County Third Circuit Court of Michigan
in 1964 where he served for 30 years.[3] He also was a candidate for the
First District of the Michigan Court of Appeals in 1968 and 1982,[1] and a
Michigan State Supreme Court candidate in 1976.[1]
Third Circuit CourtEdit
During his tenure as Third Circuit Court, Kaufman was known for leniency
towards first time offenders. In 1977, when a 17-year-old African American
male, Greg Mathis, was arrested on a concealed-weapons charge, Kaufman
handed a sentence of probation, provided that Mathis enrolled and passed a G
.E.D. course in six months.[4] Mathis turned away from gang behavior, and in
1994, he went on to become the youngest judge elected to the 36th District
Court in Detroit, eventually becoming a popular television personality as
Judge Mathis.[4]
Vincent Chin rulingEdit
Kaufman is the judge who sentenced former Chrysler plant superintendent
Ronald Ebens and his stepson Michael Nitz on March 16, 1983 to three years
probation and $3,780 in fines and court costs after they were convicted of
manslaughter for the killing of Vincent Chin.[5] Asian American advocacy
groups were outraged. Ebens had gone with Nitz to hunt down Chin and the
only other Asian in his group of four friends and had Nitz hold Chin down as
Ebens used a baseball bat to viciously beat Chin in the head. Though Ebens
was still employed by Chrysler at the time of the attack, the act was seen
as the hate crime of a laid-off American autoworker taking out his
frustration about the Japanese automobile industry on an innocent person.[6]
Citing the judge's POW record as one of several reasons to invalidate the
lenient sentence in favor of a more stringent punishment, advocacy groups
unsuccessfully tried to vacate the original sentence. Kaufman cited the
defendants' clean prior criminal records and that there was no minimum
sentence for a manslaughter plea as he responded, "These weren't the kind of
men you send to jail... You don't make the punishment fit the crime; you
make the punishment fit the criminal." [5] Kaufman's sentence was upheld as
valid and final, due to the Fifth Amendment protection against double
jeopardy, and the advocacy groups shifted their efforts toward a Federal
prosecution for the violation of Vincent Chin's civil rights. This would
also prove ultimately unsuccessful after an appeal and retrial of Ebens'
original 1984 Federal conviction resulted in acquittal,.[5]
Kaufman never showed remorse for the sentences he issued in the Vincent Chin
case, stating that such sentencing was something that “happens regularly
in Recorder’s Court and here (circuit court.) In a 2009 documentary called
"Vincent Who?" his biological daughter, who is now 59 years old, admitted
the decision was "definitely wrong and definitely immoral," but went on
further to state that "this does not mean he valued the life of an Asian
person less than the life of a white person." In response, James Chow, the
interviewer, made a rebuttal to her comment by saying, "But that was
precisely what was implied by his decision. That an Asian man's life was
worth only probation and a small fine, in stark contrast to a white man's
life. It is a stark contrast to what would have happened if a group of Asian
men had beat a white man to death." [7] The interview takes place
approximately 37 minutes into the film. [8]
Other rulingsEdit
Judge Kaufman issued a number of notable decisions jailing other individuals
for committing less heinous offenses.
Kaufman jailed an entire town board for failing to approve a sewer line in
December 1978 (stating, when asked how long the town board would remain in
jail, “Well, what is their life expectancy?”)[9] and again in March 1979.
Members were eventually released in 1979 after two members (one of whom was
concerned about her medical condition) finally agreed to approve the sewer
line.[10]
In November 1974, Judge Kaufman sentenced 11 teachers to jail after they
refused to return to work. Kaufman sentenced the chief negotiator in a
strike to 30 days in jail and 10 other teachers to 5 days in jail.[11]
Kaufman later retired from the Third Circuit Court, and died in 2004.[2]
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【在 n****G 的大作中提到】
: 扫一眼买买提版面，满眼五毛索南213，脑子里有屎，失去阅读判断力。
: Ebens and Nitz initially faced a charge of second-degree murder, but were
: convicted in a county court for manslaughter. They were sentenced to three
: years of probation.
: 陈果仁Vincent Chin案件里两名嫌犯被判有罪，陪审团的判决尚属公正。
: 刑期是法官决定的。法官Charles Kaufman利用法律的漏洞发挥了法律的极限。
: 亮点是：法官Charles Kaufman是犹太人。米油基本上都是左逼。间接证明，左逼无耻
: 下贱无极限。
: 至于只会赚钱的吃货一族华人，甘为左逼的奴隶，好日无边，嘿嘿。
: Because the subsequent Federal prosecution was a result of public pressure
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v**********m
发帖数: 5516 | 16 Charles Kaufman (judge)判决杀害陈果仁的两位白人凶手缓期三年，一天牢都不用坐。
千万不能忘记陈果仁Vincent Chin案件。
气。
【在 v**********m 的大作中提到】
: 千万不能忘记陈果仁Vincent Chin案件。
: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Vincent_Chin
: 1980年代，陈果仁被两个白人产业工人殴打致死，在美国制造业往亚洲转移，白人产业
: 工人普遍失业的社会现实下，白人法官判决该杀手当庭释放。
: 现在的Peter Liang也是白人陪审团操作的结果，借华人的头去平息黑人对白人的怒气。
: 每次美国社会矛盾激化，白人就把华裔抬出来作为牺牲品。
|
