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  Yeah, it's no Appetite for Destruction, but it's above The Spaghetti Incident, for sure. Axl spent too long playing with the post-production. It could have been released 5 years earlier.
context: "In one message, Wu allegedly wrote “post more, I will chop your bastard hands off.” Wu also allegedly told the victim that he had contacted law enforcement officials in China about the flier and that they would “greet” the victim’s family there. "
  I'm not sure why the top comments are so glib.  These were ugly, violent and credible threats to someone and their family.  I hope law enforcement takes it seriously. >
  
  Hopefully they throw the book at them and they get 5 years in prison. After that, you would hope they would be immediately deported. Getting to study abroad in almost any capacity is a privilege that should be reserved for non-violent individuals at the very least. >
  
  Deported is one possible idea, but I'm thinking  that ADX Florence, seems more appropriate. With quality of life linked to receiving positive updates regarding  the safety and security of those threatened in china >
  
  So any person guilty of menacing or threatening gets sent to the securest supermax in the world? >
  
  No just Chinese simps >
  
  Man, I really hope he gets indicted and gets a solid sentence. This could set a really important precedent of Chinese nationalist influence in the US, perhaps we could even start more aggressively pursuing the "shadow police stations" around the country as well? >
  
  Want to send a message? Start arresting those Chinese police officers when they go out to threaten someone.
  Do it very publicly in full view of the community. Then hand out fliers stating that if a Chinese police officer is seen in the area to call the real police. >
  
  That’s… that’s how you get Chinese people being targeted and attacked in the streets for being “spies” >
  
  No that’s how you let American citizens of Chinese decent and those who came here to escape tyranny that we will shelter and protect them from the CCP’s illegal actions. 
  Any action your talking about should be met with the same open and public response that attacking people of asian decent is wrong. >
  
  This isn't a TV show and us police forces couldn't give two shits about a Chinese person, citizen or not. >
  
  
  This isn't a TV show and us police forces couldn't give two shits about a Chinese person, citizen or not
  
  The cops don't give two shits about people who aren't in their gang as a whole.
  But that's besides the point. All I see being offered as an alternative is "Do nothing." >
  
  This is becoming the norm.
  There was an incident at Cornell where a bunch of PRC students caused a huge fuss over a Uyghur student asking a question. One day someone will get killed. >
  
  Gross. Fuck that noise!
  This is one of the few times I get crazy patriotic. >
  
  Damn! I thought Canada was the cool North American country. >
  
  We are the 51 state, my friend. We just seem different because the whole of canada doesn't have much more population that California. >
  
  Good.  Shit like this pisses me off to no end. You’re not IN China right now, motherfucker.  You wanna do shit like this?  Go back there, right after you serve your sentence (if convicted). >
  
  It definitely wasn't Guns n' Roses' best work, but it certainly isn't something to threaten someone for.