Or even better, they will kill competitors/people they don't like and then claim that they killed an addict.
Not saying it's good, but if a country decides to kill its own people to fix some problems, that is somehow suddenly a huge topic while other nations invade other countries and kill more civilians than terrorists?
So your point is kind of irrelevant.
There is barely objective media coverage about this in western countries as well.
Edit:// also this guy does exactly what he was voted for. while the war nations do what they want without democratic process
Do you not see any moral problem with that?
You can choose to kill bad people or let it slide. The latter will cause more problem to society. Prison will do nothing. This is not scandinavian country.
There's a reason each country has an official justice system.
Sigmund Freud and Thomas Edison used cocaine regularly. Nietzsche used opiates. William S Burroughs liked morphine a little too much. Erdos regularly used amphetamines. Hundreds of famous actors and actresses were and are addicts. Thousands of college students will use amphetamines prescribed by doctors to complete their school work, a number of them will end up addicted. Thousands of elderly men and women in America are addicted to their pain medications and probably don't know it.
It's almost as if people who commit crimes against another person should be charged and brought to trial so innocent people aren't murdered in the streets.
PS: Mike Lindell, Joe Roberts and John McAfee are/were CEOs and were active addicts.
People who commit crimes against others should be charged and have their case heard in a court of law. Not be shot in the street. Doesn't matter if this is Camden, Detroit, Skid Row, Vancouver or the Philippines.
They're literally allowing ordinary citizens to kill random people on the street without consequences.
Besides, the reason these people are violent is that they are desperate and mentally unstable. Their state is a failure of society, you can't fix it by just outright murdering people.