Australian's find capital punishment barbaric. But then we are a civilised country..with freedom of speech and a government which does not prop up the drug lords of BurmaOriginally posted by Simon Dean:Like he fought for the rights of Australia or something, he brought vice and they still pray for him.
Originally posted by Kiwioz:Australian's find capital punishment barbaric. But then we are a civilised country..with freedom of speech and a government which does not prop up the drug lords of Burma![]()
The other overseas forums, especially all the military and political ones, all say hang him till he's dead.Originally posted by Pitot:+1, present at other forums are australians thinking that they can try to interfere and convert with our laws.
You can obeject all you want, but he jolly well knew that he was facing the death sentence and he took the risk. Now its time for him to face the consequences, he try to run away.
He broke the law. He must face the consequences. Period.
that belongs to them. They have to consume less as they short 400 grams.Originally posted by Pitot:In a nutshell, they are not happy that he is being executed for trafficking "just" 400 grams of drug.
Then we'd be accused of being self-centered.Originally posted by KumSioJui:I think next time we catch any smuggler we ask if they are bound for australia. If no we hang em, if yes we pay the airticket and send them to australia along with the drugs.
Let the aussies handle their own drug problem.
Oh... "drug problem" seems to be a severe understatement of the drug usage Down Under, check out this report: rampant drug use exposed in under-25sOriginally posted by the Bear:Australians cannot write proper English.
but then, think about this... what have australians done for the bloody druglords? buy their drugs?
now.. who's supporting whom?
ALMOST half of all Australians aged under 25 have used illicit drugs and view their use as acceptable, a new survey shows.
Although possession or use of most illicit drugs could result in a jail sentence, research shows more than six million people of all ages were undeterred.
Almost half of them took illicit drugs other than marijuana and 2.5 million in total had used illicit drugs of some kind in the past year.
One in three Australians have tried marijuana at least once. ...
Australia has one of the highest rates of illegal substance abuse in the world...
There is a movement in Australia to make some narcotics decriminalised, particularly marijuana, the possession of such, in most states being a non-convictable offence (the definition of what constitutes possession differs however). ...
As a result of the decriminalisation, the punishments for drug use and drug dealing in Australia are typically very small, with many convicted small-time drug dealers not having to spend any time in jail.
There is an associated pro-drugs culture amongst a minority of the youth of Australia. The popular national youth radio station, Triple J radio often refers to drug use with a nuetral sentiment, rarely discouraging their use. Many take this nuetrality as an encouragement to use drugs, and a feeling of drug abuse being acceptable in Australia.
Well I just hope you never make a stupid mistake Simon.Originally posted by Simon Dean:
bye bye
Is that supposed to be funny???Originally posted by BadzMaro:
adios Nguyen..
lets hope he dies fast with his neck bone cracked.. dun want to see those failed attempts n he slowly suffocates to deathlook on the bright side...mmm... gee.. cant think of any.. lol
What a disgusting piece of so-called humour. I am highly revolted by this piece of crap which you posted.Originally posted by BadzMaro:
adios Nguyen..
lets hope he dies fast with his neck bone cracked.. dun want to see those failed attempts n he slowly suffocates to deathlook on the bright side...mmm... gee.. cant think of any.. lol
Who's talking about theirs? Its ours, Singapore's one we're talking about.Originally posted by Simon Dean:i dont trust their local media
infact i pry into their forums and read their disgusting comments
and how is telling someone how to govern their country, human rights either
I was hoping for a rally or something so I can take the morning off due to bad traffic.Originally posted by yourma:awright, maybe flags burning tomorrow?