When they are negligent with out tax dollars, yes. Such a penalty would curtail their actions.
You'd like to see us execute politicians for non-capital offenses, for political reasons, like the Chinese. Ok.
When they are negligent with out tax dollars, yes. Such a penalty would curtail their actions.
Thanks. Maybe I'm reading it wrong, but the man was executed because of corruption, not food poisoning. Not that's justifiable either way.
And may I have the link that refers to the 'measurably slowed down Chinese economy' based on our lack of purchasing cat and dog food?
It didn't deter the Chinese official, even though he faced that possibility...
If you followed the news back then, this investigation started from the outcry of pets dying. Traced to tainted pet food. The bad ingredients traced to China, and who signed off on the inspections. They found the bribes and other corruption that started with the pet food.
I have a reasonably sound guess that the tainted gypsum products will end up in corruption charges too.
Aren't some things common sense? It didn't take long at all to know the contaminated products all came from China food sources. I'm sure you can find a link. I'm not looking.
This whole incident cause trade problems because of the lack of trust.
IOW, you pulled it out of your ass.
Take a win if you want. I'm not wasting my time on something three years old.
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