Singapore is going to start caning scammers



    by Bubbly_Wall_908

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    1. I saw Americans using Singapore as a tax haven for the money they got scamming people…. Are they gonna caning them or something?

    2. Sri Lanka would have to construct several new cane factories if they were to implement the same punishment.

    3. i_eat_da_poops on

      Reminds me of the game I used to play during recess called “Red Ass” except with a tennis ball. The whipping form is practically identical lmao

    4. Scammers really speedran the find out phase. Singapore does not mess around, and honestly fewer robocalls sounds kinda nice.

    5. Bigringcycling on

      It’s odd they show the video of somebody doing the caning when it’s by machine now so the speed/strength is standardized.

    6. I remember back in the 90s there was a huge uproar over a US citizen, Michael Fay, getting caned for vandalism.

      He was told if he pled guilty he would be punished neither but not caned. He still claimed his innocence and said he only pled guilty to avoid caning.

      In the end he got 4 lashings instead of 6.

    7. Hot-Comfort8839 on

      The video doesn’t do it justice.

      Singaporean canes are 1cm thick, flesh literally flies off with each strike of the cane. The pain is extremely debilitating for weeks and even months after the event. It is excruciating to the point that the punished cannot sit or even lie down for weeks after.

      They have a mechanism that forces the glute muscles to tighten/flex before the strike so it inflicts maximum damage.

    8. Idk why but read that as canning. I was like being put in a can is kind of brutal but fair.

    9. Thing is, those scam centers make a lot of $$$. Caning will not help without a loooong prison sentence on top. 

    10. These guys get better training to whip ass than American law enforcement does in total.

    11. There was a caning of an American tourist back in 1994. An American teenager named Michael Fay was sentenced to caning for vandalism. Specifically theft and spray-painting/egging cars under Singapore’s Vandalism Act.

      His original sentence was six strokes of the cane, later reduced to four after diplomatic pressure from the United States. The caning was carried out in May 1994 and generated a huge international media controversy at the time

    12. I’ve been to Singapore. It was the most incredible Twilight Zone experience of my life.

      I didn’t notice at first, but it suddenly occurred to me that there wasn’t any trash. Any. Anywhere. Not one cigarette butt, not one spat out piece of gum flattened on the sidewalks. No candy wrappers blowing around.

      Once you notice it you begin searching for it, but never find it.

      We were briefed about not littering (US Navy) and that the punishment was severe. We were told that not flushing a public toilet or urinal would result in arrest, a $100 fine and your picture in the newspaper.

      They take it very seriously.

    13. There was an incident in the 90s with an American kid who got caught vandalizing or littering or something after repeated warnings or fines iirc.

      He was sentenced to 6 lashes or something & Bill Clinton tried to intervene but only managed to reduce the number of lashes.

    14. I once saw a video of a caning in Singapore. Those “canes” are very whip-like and break the skin.

    15. TheGreatGeaxquavius on

      yk theres one person who gonna start scamming people and ” getting caught” every week

    16. I mean, TBF they also do caning for spitting gum on the sidewalk, so this is right in line with their other policies.

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