Lessons from the West

194

April 15, 2015

Published in Zaxid.net
(Ukraine) on 7 April 2015
by Bohdan Yaremenko (link to original link to original)

Translated from by Reese Locken. Edited by Emily France.

We rarely write about news from Europe or the U.S.

Meanwhile, in the U.S., two courts - one in Boston and one in North Carolina - are getting closer to passing verdicts and determining punishments in two cases. In Boston, a Chechen youth is being tried for the tragically infamous terrorist bombing during the Boston Marathon in 2013. The death sentence is possible. In North Carolina, Craig Hicks could also receive the death penalty for the murder of three Muslims. The Tsarnaev brothers wanted to punish America for its policies. Hicks wanted to punish those who, in his opinion, were guilty of something. They will end the same way.

Amnesty is a political decision to remove the need for punishment. It's not justice. Justice is happening in the two U.S. cases mentioned above.

I wish justice, not political decisions, ruled in Ukraine.

Уроки Заходу

У нас рідко пишуть про новини Європи чи США

Тим часом, в США одночасно в двох містах в Бостоні, і в Північній Кароліні наближаються до завершення і винесення вердиктів та визначення покарань два суди. В Бостоні чеченського юнака судять за сумно відомий теракт під час бостонського марафону в 2013 році. Смертний вирок можливий. В Північній Кароліні Крейг Хікс можливо також отримає смертний вирок за вбивство трьох мусульман. Брати Царнаєви в Бостоні хотіли покарати Америку за її політику. Хікс хотів покарати тих, хто на його думку в чомусь винен. Закінчать однаково.

Амністія - це політичне рішення про позбавлення необхідності несення покарання. Це не правосуддя. Правосуддя відбувається у згаданих двох вище справах в США.

Хотілось би, щоб правосуддя, а не політичні рішення, відбувалось і в Україні.

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