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48 points

That actually seems like a fair sentence.

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The wounds usually take between a week and a month to heal, depending on the number of strokes received. During this time, offenders cannot sit down or lie down on their backs, and experience difficulties controlling their bowels. Bleeding from the buttocks may still occur in the days after the caning.

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26 points

Inhumane

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Uncivilized. In the west, if you’re rich enough, they let you get away with it. Or if you’re a former president.

/s

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21 points

Or let you have a private island for you and all your friends

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Or a future president.

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13 points

Strokes of the cane sounds so soft, why not call it whams or bams or waps of the cane

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26 points

I see you have never been stroked by a cane.

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5 points

I was on your side, but you make it sound sexy.

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3 points

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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whams or bams or

Thank you ma’ams?

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“Japanese hairstylist slammed 20 times by cane.”

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4 points

Don’t kink shame.

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7 points

Fair enough.

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24 is the maximum legally allowable. 20 really is a hell of a mutilation.

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