Maybe we should introduce the death penalty for corrupt, criminal politicians, Mr. Trump…

That’ll straighten ’em out real quick.

Former President Donald Trump speaks during an event with Joe Lombardo, Clark County sheriff and Republican candidate for Nevada governor, and Republican Nevada Senate candidate Adam Laxalt, Friday, July 8, 2022, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)

DEATH TO DRUG DEALERS

In a speech at a rally endorsing various Republican candidates in Las Vegas, Nevada, the former president made some very bold, extreme statements on drug dealers:

“If you look at countries all throughout the world … the only ones that don’t have a drug problem are those that institute the death penalty for drug dealers.

“They’re the only ones, you understand that? China has no drug problem,” Trump said to the crowd.

“CHINA HAS NO DRUG PROBLEM”

During his speech, Trump discussed the time he asked Chinese President Xi Jinping if China had a drug problem.

Trump said, “I innocently and perhaps naively asked if there was much of a drug problem in China.

“Why would you ask? He didn’t say this, but I’m saying what he was thinking.”

Why would we have a drug problem? There is no problem. Drug dealers get the death penalty. The trial goes very quickly. So instead of coming to China, they go someplace else.”We’ve had big drug problems over the centuries, but we don’t have a drug problem at all. Now, they don’t deal in China.”

The former president stated that the United States should model China’s response to drug dealers because apparently, China has no drug problem.

This was a straight-up lie, Mr. Trump.

There is plenty of evidence that China does in fact have a drug problem….

The number of drug users in China increased to 2.51 million by the end of 2016, a 6.8% year-over-year increase, according to the National Narcotics Control Commission.

The report noted that in China, “drug addiction does not receive much public sympathy or priority in government funding.”

We have to question then, Trump’s intentions for exclaiming these very extreme remarks…

Former President Donald Trump speaks during an event with Joe Lombardo, Clark County sheriff and Republican candidate for Nevada governor, and republican Nevada Senate candidate Adam Laxalt, Friday, July 8, 2022, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)

If re-elected, is Donald Trump thinking of pulling a “War on Drugs,” Nixon-style?

We remember how that ended last time, don’t we?

Could it be that Mr. Trump is so outraged over the tremendous amount of fentanyl that has made its way into drugs in the United States?

Because last time we checked, a lot of this fentanyl is coming from CHINA!

Putting drug dealers to death is quite extreme.

If we are considering putting drug dealers to death, maybe we should consider putting Big Pharma executives to death as well, considering they are responsible for plenty as well.

Heck, if we are considering putting drug dealers to death, maybe we should consider putting politicians to death for all the heinous crimes the U.S. government commits on a daily basis at the expense of American lives and those in outside countries.

In an image taken from a video a feed from the Lake County, Ill., jail, Robert E. Crimo III appears before Lake County Judge Theodore Potkonjak in his initial court appearance Wednesday, July 6, 2022, in Waukegan, Ill. Crimo is accused of killing seven people during a mass shooting during a July 4 parade in Highland Park, Ill. (Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune via AP, Pool)

Maybe we should penalize the F.B.I., considering they know about 90% of these mass shooters before they even happen, but failed to do anything about them.

Some might even say, the FBI/CIA are behind such horrific acts for ulterior motives, such as the idea that these acts are committed to incite stricter gun control laws and prohibit our use of the 2nd amendment.

A DEMAND FOR LAW & ORDER

Ruled by the authoritarian Communist Party, Chinese authorities have openly sentenced suspected drug dealers to death. In 2009, China caused diplomatic uproar by executing Akmal Shaikh, a mentally ill British citizen, for smuggling more than 8 pounds of heroin into the country.

A United Nations human rights agency concluded in a 2015 report that using the death penalty for drug-related offenses doesn’t meet international standards.

Marginalized Communities are Discriminated Against

The report noted that authorities use drug laws to single out marginalized communities.

At least 131 people were executed for drug crimes in 2021, a more than threefold increase from the previous year, according to a report from advocacy group Harm Reduction International.

Iran, North Korea, and Vietnam, also have the death penalty for drug offenses

The report states that 35 countries use the death penalty for drug offenses, particularly authoritarian countries including Iran, Vietnam, North Korea, and China.

 

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