As we sow, so shall we reap.

Recently, several large search engine companies helped the Chinese government crack down on dissidents. They provided software so people who spoke out for freedom could be hunted down.

After these freedom-seekers were caught, they were brutalized by the police. They were pummeled with clubs and beaten with batons. To get an idea how they suffered, slam your hand in a door. Hard.

When the Chinese police finished beating,kicking, and stomping them, they were put in front of a Communist judge. They were sentenced to hard labor. Imagine digging a ditch for twelve hours, being fed a bowl of rice, and sleeping on a concrete floor with, maybe, one thin blanket. Winter and summer.

All us should think about spending a day like that,interrupted with beatings. Then, we should imagine seven days a week for twelve years.

A few conservative Congressmen criticized the American executives who made such agonizing punishments possible.

One Congressman asked the executives: “Would you have helped the Nazis find Anne Frank?” Of course they would.

Catholic Fundamentalists have an ideal punishment: sentence each money-crazed American executive responsible for this suffering to exactly the same punishment they intentionally inflicted on others.

If our government won’t, God will.

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