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halfpint 08-30-2012 06:57 AM

Now this is some real fucked up law
 
Now this is law at its best ....

South African police shot and killed 34 miners when they held a protest. Now their colleges who also protested with them will be charged with the miners murders whom the police shoot dead.

"Workers arrested at South Africa's Marikana mine will be charged later with the murder of 34 colleagues shot by police, an official has said.

A prosecuting authority spokesman told the BBC that 270 workers would be tried under the "common purpose" doctrine."

"Under South African law all of the demonstrators can be tried for "common purpose", where armed suspects provoke police reaction by attacking officers, resulting in death."


And to think i lived under their laws for 17 years ..pfft


link : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-afri...4484#FBM113065

Freaky_Akula 08-30-2012 07:01 AM

Those protesters were armed with machetes, knives and guns and had already murdered security guards.

halfpint 08-30-2012 07:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Freaky_Akula (Post 19153718)
Those protesters were armed with machetes, knives and guns and had already murdered security guards.

Yes I know that and the ones who did hack the security gaurds and those two police men to death should be charged, but they are charging all the protesters with the murder of the strikers who the police shot dead

seeandsee 08-30-2012 07:22 AM

crazy to charge them for that...

London Banker 08-30-2012 07:43 AM

it's Africa. who give a shit what's going on there?

Rochard 08-30-2012 08:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 19153722)
Yes I know that and the ones who did hack the security gaurds and those two police men to death should be charged, but they are charging all the protesters with the murder of the strikers who the police shot dead

Your crossing a few lines here.

You are talk about a large group of people who were armed, committed murder, and other crimes. The ones who committed murder should be charged with murder, but anyone else who took part in the protests as guilty of multiple crimes.

Here in the US if you and your buddy rob a gas station at gun point and your buddy shoots someone dead, guess what - you will be charged with murder (or something related). You took part in a crime using a firearm in which someone was killed.

Grapesoda 08-30-2012 08:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 19153710)
Now this is law at its best ....

South African police shot and killed 34 miners when they held a protest. Now their colleges who also protested with them will be charged with the miners murders whom the police shoot dead.

"Workers arrested at South Africa's Marikana mine will be charged later with the murder of 34 colleagues shot by police, an official has said.

A prosecuting authority spokesman told the BBC that 270 workers would be tried under the "common purpose" doctrine."

"Under South African law all of the demonstrators can be tried for "common purpose", where armed suspects provoke police reaction by attacking officers, resulting in death."


And to think i lived under their laws for 17 years ..pfft


link : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-afri...4484#FBM113065

if you drive a guy down to rob a liqueur store, sitting in the car during the robbery, and the clerck gets killed you will also be charged with murder. if the union rabble rousers hadn't fucked with the workers until the rioted they would still be alive... :2 cents:

Barry-xlovecam 08-30-2012 08:20 AM

Charging 'rioters' with the police shootings of other 'rioters' is a bit twisted ... Something out of the Afrikaners 'play book' ...

MrCain 08-30-2012 08:21 AM

I's about time they came down on the unions.

ggrrssyydik 08-30-2012 08:22 AM

If you went to go watch street racing one night, and someone crashed and killed someone. Who ever gets caught can get charge. So we have the almost the same law here.

Due 08-30-2012 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19153819)
Your crossing a few lines here.

You are talk about a large group of people who were armed, committed murder, and other crimes. The ones who committed murder should be charged with murder, but anyone else who took part in the protests as guilty of multiple crimes.

Here in the US if you and your buddy rob a gas station at gun point and your buddy shoots someone dead, guess what - you will be charged with murder (or something related). You took part in a crime using a firearm in which someone was killed.

The difference is that they are charges for the murder of the people that the police killed.
I don't see a problem with that, don't like it ? Don't go in a large group that kills people

Freaky_Akula 08-30-2012 08:36 AM

They wanted collective bargaining rights, so now they should shut up and take collective responsibility for their actions.

Barry-xlovecam 08-30-2012 01:32 PM

During declared war collective punishment is a war crime ...

garce 08-30-2012 02:06 PM

Head? Meet brick. Welcome to GFY.

Barry-xlovecam 08-30-2012 04:30 PM

Just as I had speculated ... These are the very same laws the ANC fought to stop at one time:
Quote:


http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news...-1226462170188

[T]he police killings were the worst public display of state-sponsored violence since apartheid was overthrown and have traumatised a nation that hoped it had seen the last of such scenes.

The common purpose law being used to charge the miners was fought by the African National Congress when it was a liberation movement, accusing the white minority government of using it to make victims of a crime its perpetrators. The ANC has been in power for 18 years and the miserable living conditions of miners has highlighted its failure to transform the wealth of Africa's richest nation into better lives for the majority of its 48 million citizens, who continue to battle unemployment, housing shortages and poor health and education services.

In the fallout from the killings, the bitter mine strike has strengthened. Lonmin reported an average of 6.6 per cent of workers showed up across various shifts Thursday, down from 13 per cent on Monday and 50 per cent on Saturday. ...

Rochard 08-30-2012 05:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Due (Post 19153845)
The difference is that they are charges for the murder of the people that the police killed.
I don't see a problem with that, don't like it ? Don't go in a large group that kills people

Your English is worse than my French and your not making any sense at all.


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