Why does the state have no legal punishment for counterfeiters?

The following "crime of false accusation and frame-up" and "crime of extortion" are not suitable for punishing people who do wrong-there is really no law in China to punish people who do wrong!

The focus of the crime of extortion is whether it is "by violent means"; The key point of the crime of false accusation and frame-up lies in whether it "intentionally makes others subject to criminal investigation". Misers only seek money, and they don't use "violent means" to threaten or intimidate you, nor do they "conduct criminal investigations on you". So these two laws are not suitable for punishing people who do wrong. There are so many legal experts and barristers in the country (only a few I know and know), are they more stupid than netizens? The reason why we don't legislate to punish people who do wrong is actually to pass on social (economic) contradictions. This phenomenon stems from the conflict between motor vehicles and pedestrians' road rights, and the resulting economic disputes are passed on to motor vehicle drivers, subjectively judging that "motor vehicle drivers must have the ability of economic compensation". When most policemen appear on the scene, they usually say something like "Do you have insurance?" For motor vehicle drivers, this means that motor vehicle drivers have strong economic strength, while passers-by and non-motor vehicle drivers have weak economic strength, suggesting that motor vehicle drivers can "pay without insurance". Pedestrians seriously violate the road rights of motor vehicles, causing casualties, and even crashing into normally parked motor vehicles, resulting in death. All motor vehicles should be liable for compensation. This phenomenon has contributed to the expansion of the phenomenon of "touching porcelain". Let people realize that "touching porcelain" will not be punished, and nine times out of ten they can still make money. ...

In addition, at the beginning of this century, some court cases also contributed to this trend, subjectively recognizing that "only motor vehicle drivers will help when they meet pedestrians", so that well-meaning motor vehicle drivers suffer injustice while doing good deeds and bear huge economic losses. Legal workers do not uphold justice, and for a long time in the past, a bad atmosphere of touching porcelain and wronging people with impunity has been formed in society. At first, it was just motor vehicles and pedestrians, and gradually it developed to the point that it was difficult for the elderly to help, so that they could not come back.

Because my father is a nosy soldier, I am also nosy and courageous. When I was in high school more than 20 years ago, I once caught a robber with a knife on the road and slapped him with a brick. Afterwards, the police praised me: "I am a good student in a key school, with a clear love and hate, and I am very brave." Today ... I dare not! Because I'm afraid the robber's family will accuse me of intentional injury! The world is getting worse, and it is difficult to be a good person. Now he is a good man who does no harm to others. Don't blame us for never being good again.