“I have a daughter too” Heartbreak to see college student captured and murdered! Doctor angrily criticizes abolition of death: dispute | Society | NOWnews Today News

The 24-year-old Malaysian overseas Chinese surnamed Chung from Evergreen University was kidnapped and killed on October 28. The news caused an uproar in all walks of life. The mother of Chung’s parents arrived in Taiwan on the night of Day 1 and then went to examine the body. . In this regard, Xie Zongxue, chief physician of the Children’s Emergency Department at Sun Yat-sen Medical University Hospital, stated in Facebook’s “Dr. E Pediatric Emergency Room Diary” that he also has a daughter. She also felt the cry of parents who had been abused and murdered Malaysian university students. He also commented on the issue of abolition and death. “Those who premeditate and deliberately deprive others of their right to live should also be deprived of their right to live. There is nothing to discuss!”

Xie Zongxue noted in a post last night that after reading the news about the murder of Evergreen college students, the victim’s father was heartbroken when interviewed before coming to Taiwan and said this was his first visit to Taiwan and the last time you came to Taiwan; her mother said she hoped the suspect A life loses a life, you can see the anger and resentment of the parents.

He mentioned that when he joined the speech club from high school, the issue of abolition was the basic topic of debate, and this issue is still debated in Taiwan. The theory that supports the abolition of death is nothing more than that the death penalty cannot reduce the crime rate, there can be unjust imprisonment and the perpetrators also have basic human rights, etc., but he said: “It always amazes me that the human rights of the perpetrators are continuously protected. Where? Or is it because the victim has already died, so there is no need to discuss the so-called human rights issue? I have read many speeches in support of abolition and death , and none of them have a convincing explanation for “protecting the human rights of victims,” ​​and I usually deliberately avoid this problem.

Xie Zongxue said bluntly, “I also have a daughter, so I see the crying of the parents of the college girls who were tortured and killed, and I feel the same.” Pain is a balanced treatment.

As for the idea that some people think the death penalty is very primitive and not very advanced? Xie Zongxue stressed that criminals with conclusive evidence of executions cannot reduce the crime rate, but they can return the victims “fairly”, provide the victims’ families with the best “comfort” and protect the ultimate “human rights”. of the victims. With these lofty theories, people who willfully and deliberately deprive others of their right to live should also be deprived of their right to live. There is nothing to discuss! ”(Editor: Lai Yongjing)