Social Solutions to Control the Powerful Crimes beyond Police

It is crucial to address the powerful crimes the police unable to control. In this article, based on the recent innovative achievements in social sciences, it is attempted to provide social solutions to these catastrophic crimes, classified as the followings: (a) To overcome the autocracy by party, it was started and led by Cai the democratic law execution in China in 2000, supporting the theory of armed police. (b) To reduce inhuman massacre by the International Criminal Court, it was suggested to replace army by armed police as in Mauritius and Costa Rica. (c) To prevent the army from seizing the national power, it was suggested (i) to learn the dual commanding system in Chinese Army with the president ordering one command while the congress another, and (ii) to replace army with armed police. (d) To reduce the risk of inhuman race extermination by country, it is safer to spread a human race in several countries, supporting multinationalism. (e) To struggle against the crimes made by democracy, it was suggested to adopt the disciplines of specialised parties, with the contemporary practices notably as the movement of “Marx-MingXun calling for competitive election” synchronously reviving the communist parties worldwide supporting poverty and humanity, the electoral victories of People’s Justice Party in Malaysia and Democratic Progressive Party in Taiwan, the Turkish peacekeeping armies sent abroad by Justice and Development Party, and so on. It is helpful to classify these social solutions for design of human society lest the incapability of police.

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Jurnal e-Bangi/e-Bangi
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2025-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.17576/ebangi.2025.2203.25
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Wildlife Conservation and Criminology Analyses
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Social Solutions to Control the Powerful Crimes beyond Police

Zhengliang Cai
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Social Solutions to Control the Powerful Crimes beyond Police

Zhengliang Cai
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Abstract

It is crucial to address the powerful crimes the police unable to control. In this article, based on the recent innovative achievements in social sciences, it is attempted to provide social solutions to these catastrophic crimes, classified as the followings: (a) To overcome the autocracy by party, it was started and led by Cai the democratic law execution in China in 2000, supporting the theory of armed police. (b) To reduce inhuman massacre by the International Criminal Court, it was suggested to replace army by armed police as in Mauritius and Costa Rica. (c) To prevent the army from seizing the national power, it was suggested (i) to learn the dual commanding system in Chinese Army with the president ordering one command while the congress another, and (ii) to replace army with armed police. (d) To reduce the risk of inhuman race extermination by country, it is safer to spread a human race in several countries, supporting multinationalism. (e) To struggle against the crimes made by democracy, it was suggested to adopt the disciplines of specialised parties, with the contemporary practices notably as the movement of “Marx-MingXun calling for competitive election” synchronously reviving the communist parties worldwide supporting poverty and humanity, the electoral victories of People’s Justice Party in Malaysia and Democratic Progressive Party in Taiwan, the Turkish peacekeeping armies sent abroad by Justice and Development Party, and so on. It is helpful to classify these social solutions for design of human society lest the incapability of police.

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