Surely his imprisonment and chaining up like that breaks the law over there? You'd have thought the person who did that to him would be liable for the costs of treatment.

In a more humane society perhaps, but not in China. I've heard that prisioners on death row pay for the bullet that is used to shoot them and Chinese hospitals (even good ones) are not pleasant places to be.

The "village officials", which means local representatives of the party, are all powerful in their anointed appointed area. They can do what they want in their jurisdiction, as long as it doesn't make waves on a bigger scale. If that were possible, his mother could have had him freed years ago.
He obviously doesn't have any money so his chances of compensation, or even justice, are somewhere between zero and none.

That should be 2 minutes for unnecessary roughness. Bruce, check that you're not drinking decaf. (chain link)

No coffee, and none of that low octane Pepsi shit either, I don't like pingin' on the hills.
But you're right, I missed his pun completely. :o
The only excuse I can proffer is, I was in git-r-dun mode, rather than my usual sashay.

Hall of Fame pun.:thumb:

Found another picture. I should think cutting the extra links off would be a good move.

http://cellar.org/2010/chain2.jpg

Are in-grown chains allowed on airplanes?

Only if he lets them touch his junk. ;)

I could have gone all fucking day without seeing that picture, xoB.

Thanks ever so.

urk.

Is this your first visit to this thread? If it is, I should think you would have stated at the top and been well aware of the subject matter before arriving at that picture. Your welcome.

Ha, they caught you red handed, trying to touch their junk. :haha:

By the way, the Badger is junk rigged.

It was, and the way I viewed it was a chunk at a time, and the second pic just leapt onto the screen. It's really gross. I'm not scarred or scared though. Just a nasty picture and an awful story. You have to stand pretty damn still for a pretty long time to get that.... :shudders:

I don't think he had much choice, chained tight for 5(?) years. The second picture was added because it actually shows how the chain is positioned in his arm, but wasn't available when I first posted this. I can't imagine the nagging pain, for all those years. Like a severe toothache, or cramp, that never goes away, and impossible to ignore. Maybe walmart will pay for his doctor.