Minju Joson Wednesday says this in a commentary.

The commentary goes on:

Upset by the Garner's case, officials of the U.S. Administration and New York City authorities vied each other to brand the case as a deed of an individual police officer. However, this is nothing but a trick to cover up the reactionary nature of the American style human rights system.

Grievous deaths of black people by the U.S. police are inevitable products of the deep-rooted racial discrimination policy.

It is by no means accidental that grand juries decided not to bring any charges against the white police officers involved in the death cases.

In essence, it is little short of encouraging the police to kill more black people in the future as killing of black people is not a subject of legal action.

There is no other country in the world but the U.S. where colored people are not treated as human beings and their human rights are wantonly abused.

The U.S. is styling itself a "model country of human rights," becoming increasingly vocal about "protection of human rights" and "improvement of human rights" in other countries. This is a tragicomedy that makes the boiled head of a cow provoke a side-splitting laughter.