I'm not sure why you bolded that part of my post when both of your links have absolutely nothing to do with that? I said people get arrested in China and might never be seen from again. The family of the guy in the first link still got some version of closer.
I'm not closing my eyes at all, hell, I even acknowledged in my post that cops here aren't exactly angels either.
I'd say leaving families wondering what happened to their relatives and essentially acting like that person never existed is worse than murder and closure. I'd prefer nobody have to deal with either of them, but I know if a relative of mine died in police custody I'd like to at least know that's what happened instead of being left wondering for years. I think both countries are horrific in this regard, but China is absolutely worse.
I agree with the first part of the bolded sentece, disagree with the second part.
As for the bolded part, you said you don't know any instance where people were arrested and then never seen again in the US. The first link I posted is about a person of color who wen to the police to sort a past DUI warrant. Police murdered him and returned his body (missing throat, heart and brain) to the family without any explanation other than 'died in custody'. This is some Saudi Arabia Khashoggi murder type of story.
I recommend reading the article and the topic. It's as horrigying as anything you hear about China or things that happen in unstable countries from the third world. I'd say it's worse that it happens in America, which is a democracy that (at least on paper) values its citizens' lives.
I'm expecting this shit to happen in China cuz I know the PRC doesn't value life. But I'm not expecting it to happen in America, which is why it's worse in my opinion.
Feel free to disagree though.
