【新唐人2011年5月17日讯】杀死城管人员的沈阳小贩夏俊峰，在二审中被判处死刑。但是夏俊峰却获得了中国民众的大量支持、同情和援助，公民抢救夏俊峰行动在网上展开。而为什么城管与摊贩之间往往出现暴力对抗？城市的弱势群体面临的是一个什么样的制度与法律？谁能真正保护他们？请看大陆民众各方的看法。
大陆民众目前正在以捐款、法律说明、网路评论等方式，声援因杀死城管人员而被判死刑的夏俊峰。5月10号，辽宁高级人民法院二审判决死刑的当天，有网友在网上发起募捐，帮助夏俊峰家人。由于民众踊跃参与，2天内募得18万元人民币，远远超出了10天募集6万元的原计划。
夏俊峰和妻子为了养家糊口，两年前（2009年5月）在街边卖烧烤，被城管人员没收设备。在盘问中，双方发生殴斗，夏俊峰持水果刀将两名城管人员杀死。一审和二审都判夏俊峰死刑。但辩方律师指出，夏俊峰是在遭到城管人员的集体殴打时用水果刀自卫，造成人员伤亡，他不应负任何刑事责任。
夏俊峰的姊姊向《希望之声电台》表示: “在一个路口的时候，他当时在马路上就被殴打了，群殴，他本人也有伤。周围也有老百姓看着，公安分局都不给取证，咱们当地老百姓他们受到警察骚扰，不敢出来作证，我们也去查访的时候，都躲起来了。”
以敢言著称的《南方都市报》星期六发表社论，对辽宁省司法机关审判夏俊峰案的司法程序提出质疑，并敦促最高院在死刑复核时，要“以一个经得起历史考验的公正判决，来为已然疏离、断裂甚至变得有些对立的社会情绪解套”。
陈树庆（中国民主党成员、异议作家）：“对弱势群体来说，他已经基本上能够深刻的感受到，这个社会制度对他们生活的不公和压迫，对他们生存的威胁，对他们尊严的伤害。”
山东中都剑律师事务所崔趋强律师在网上提出：“夏俊峰决不能杀！”，他认为，《刑法》打击的不是像被告人夏俊峰那样，因为养家糊口而被迫杀人的公民， 死刑也绝不是用来恐吓和镇压人民群众的。一个中国公民为了养家糊口，居然不得不杀人，这不能不是一种悲哀。
而贵州民主人士廖双元向《新唐人》表示：“共产党践踏人权，践踏他自己制定的宪法，全是假的，给外国人看到。这些条例不实施，所以老百姓生活是没有出路的。这就激起了激烈的反抗。”
英国《金融时报》中文网发表专栏作家老愚的评论，他对中国的特权阶层分析说，“他们对一个地方、行业的蹂躏是全方位和毁灭性的，他们所到之处，正义和公平消失了。他们指鹿为马，任人唯亲，顺我者昌、逆我者亡：好人噤若寒蝉，坏人如鱼得水。”
署名“雷浩然”的作者也发表了“袭警案频发 中共“敌人”遍天下”的评论文章。他认为，像城管和警察这一类本应执法保护人民的人，却为了维护官员的利益而对民众残酷欺压，促使大陆近年来爆发了很多像杨佳、邓玉娇这样的抗暴事件。他指出，现在的中共可以说是“敌人”遍天下了。
陈树庆表示，中共社会中的严重不公，导致群起反抗，发展到一定的时候，会促成中国人实现重大的社会变革。
新唐人记者张丽娜、赵心知、肖颜采访报导。
Killing to Survive
Shenyang street vendor Xia Junfeng, sentenced
to death for killing 2 city security officers,
is receiving a wave of sympathy from online forums.
Netizens expressed their opinion
about violence faced by the disadvantaged groups
in China, and the legal system’s ineffectiveness.
On May 10, Liaoning Provincial High People’s Court
sentenced Xia Junfeng to death. Xia’s case attracted
much sympathetic attention in forms of donations,
legal appeals and online posts.
An online fundraising event for Xia’s family
raised RMB180,000 in 2 days.
Xia Junfeng and his wife were selling kebabs
in May 2009, when they were confronted
by city security officers. During the conflict,
Xia stabbed 2 officers to death,
and was therefore sentenced to death.
However, Xia’s defense attorney insists
that Xia was acting in self-defense
as he was severely beaten by the security officers.
Xia’s sister said to Sound of Hope Radio:
“He was beaten when he was at the street corner.
He was beaten and injured by a group of officers.
There were many eyewitnesses,
but the authorities didn’t even collect evidence.
Some local residents were harassed by the police,
and did not dare to testify.
They all went hiding when we visited them.”
The Southern Metropolis Daily published an editorial
questioning the legitimacy of the court procedures
in Xia Junfeng’s case. The editorial urges
the supreme court to pass “a verdict
that will withstand the test of time,
calm the estranged, broken,
and somewhat conflictive sentiments in society.”
Author Chen Shuqing: “The disadvantaged groups
all feel the injustice and oppression in society,
the threat they pose to their survival,
and the harm they bring to their dignity.”
Lawyer Cui Quqiang said online:
“Xia Junfeng absolutely cannot be killed!”
Cui believes that the Criminal Law
should not be used against a citizen
who was forced to kill to survive;
and death sentences should not be used
to terrify and oppress the public.
It is a real tragedy that a Chinese citizen
had no other choice but to kill to survive.”
Guizhou activist Liao Shuangyuan said to NTDTV:
“The Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
violates human rights, and its own constitution.
It is all a lie. It’s just a show for the world.
The laws are not enforced,
so the people have nowhere to turn.
All of this is triggering intense grievances.”
Financial Times columnist Lao Yu wrote:
“Their ravage of a place or industry is destructive.
Wherever they go, justice disappears.
They abuse power and rule at will,
crushing those who stand on their way,
terrifying the good and encouraging the evil.”
Author Lei Haoran believes forces, meant to protect
the people, like city security officers and police,
turn against the people for the ruling class,
which results in recent anti-oppression cases
such as those of Yang Jia and Deng Yujiao.
The CCP is making enemies everywhere now.
Chen Shuqing says that social injustice is causing
public resistance, which will eventually result in
major social transformation.
NTD reporters Zhang Lina, Zhao Xizhi and Xiao Yan
