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My question is:
1: Does self-defense legally exist in China?
2: If someone attacks you, how much are you allowed to defend yourself?
3: Is there more leniency if you’re protecting your family?
4: How do police usually tell the difference between self-defense and “mutual fighting”?
Just trying to understand how this works in practice, not criticizing.
Thanks!My question is: 1: Does self-defense legally exist in China? 2: If someone attacks you, how much are you allowed to defend yourself? 3: Is there more leniency if you’re protecting your family? 4: How do police usually tell the difference between self-defense and “mutual fighting”? Just trying to understand how this works in practice, not criticizing. Thanks!
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I smell cigarettes everywhere. Delivery drivers smoke while on bikes. Mothers smoke while talking with friends close to their children. Men squatting on the side of roads smoking while on their phones. Toilet perpetually smells of smoke. And everytime I look down, there are cigarette buds everywhere.
Given the aging population, it seems counterintuitive to not crack down on smoking as they've done in most developed nations. The smoking lobby must be very strong here for young people to be killing themselves with cigarettes and the government not doing anything about it. I personally can't stand the smell.I smell cigarettes everywhere. Delivery drivers smoke while on bikes. Mothers smoke while talking with friends close to their children. Men squatting on the side of roads smoking while on their phones. Toilet perpetually smells of smoke. And everytime I look down, there are cigarette buds everywhere. Given the aging population, it seems counterintuitive to not crack down on smoking as they've done in most developed nations. The smoking lobby must be very strong here for young people to be killing themselves with cigarettes and the government not doing anything about it. I personally can't stand the smell.1 Comentários 0 Compartilhamentos 5KB Visualizações 0 Anterior -
Why are these hotels so cheap?
These are not the only ones I have seen, there are dozen of phenomenal looking hotels for less than $30. They also have quite a lot of reviews but it seems a bit too good. Can somebody explain what I might be missing or if that is a common scam?Why are these hotels so cheap? These are not the only ones I have seen, there are dozen of phenomenal looking hotels for less than $30. They also have quite a lot of reviews but it seems a bit too good. Can somebody explain what I might be missing or if that is a common scam?
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