Saerelune
9 years ago
Dear pnq'ers, |
Hellon
9 years ago
That one of the people getting executed was charged for dealing drugs |
nouriguess
9 years ago
Execution is not the right punishment no matter what they were guilty of! I hate this world. |
Hellon
9 years ago
Execution is not a nice word I agree and it conjures up images that most will find hard to deal with but...Indonesia and many other Asian countries for that matter state quite clearly that..if found guilty of drug offences it will result in life imprisonment or the death penalty (death penalty doesn't sound as bad I guess) in Indonesia it's the firing squad...Singapore..it's a hanging..so the very clear message in Asian countries...DO NOT EVEN CONSIDER DRUG SMUGGLING! |
nouriguess
9 years ago
Much worse things than dealing with drugs happen there, and what are the consequences? It depends on how powerful and rich you are. |
Hellon
9 years ago
Yes..but this thread is about drugs and the consequences of risking the inevitable if you try to smuggle them into a country which clearly states that the death penalty could apply if you are caught trafficking. |
Saerelune
9 years ago
I can understand where you're coming from Hellon, and yes these people did something wrong. But I've always believed that death penalty is no punishment to the one who commited crimes, it's a punishment to the family. I see no justice there. I would've agreed with lifelong imprisonment to have them atone for what they did wrong. Maybe I just can't fathom the existence of a death sentence. |
Michael D Nalley
9 years ago
I was raised with the belief that the fifth commandment was "Thou shalt not kill. " |
Hellon
9 years ago
So the fact that these people (had they gotten away with their crime) could potentially have harmed and perhaps cause death through overdose to others not come into the equation? They were not carrying drugs for their own recreational purposes remember. |
Michael D Nalley
9 years ago
I must admit that I am not as emotionally invested in these executions as the ones committed often in the US by cops who are afraid of everything that could happen so they just shoot at anything they are afraid of and when or if it is investigated they bring up the toxicology of the homicide victim |
Hellon
9 years ago
Well Michael...the law in USA regarding drugs is far more lenient than in some Asian countries...I'm not saying which is right or wrong but...when you visit a county just abide by their rules and you will be ok. |
Michael D Nalley
9 years ago
Indonesian's shitty airplanes? |
Michael D Nalley
9 years ago
. Find and book cheap flight tickets to any destination in Indonesia and Asia Pacific. |
Michael D Nalley
9 years ago
How many flights went missing in your country last year? |
Michael D Nalley
9 years ago
You have all the information you need.. try the urban dictionary lmao |
Hellon
9 years ago
OK...I get it now...you're taking the piss? (laughing on the inside) |
Michael D Nalley
9 years ago
The ones that lost their planes. dah |
Michael D Nalley
9 years ago
Pretty? |
Hellon
9 years ago
Well, as you said Michael, these planes are all Malaysian operated nothing to do with Indonesia. |
Michael D Nalley
9 years ago
Point taken I don't wish to stereotype Islam either |
Hellon
9 years ago
I'm not sure what Islam has to do with executions or shitty airlines...sorry..should that be city airlines? |
Michael D Nalley
9 years ago
I don't expect the latest publicity will inspire masses to book an Asian Air flight to Indonesia but I have never flown and have no plains to any time soon, so nothing is lost on me lol |
Hellon
9 years ago
If you've never flown then you really are not at liberty to judge or pass an opinion on any airline, regardless of which country you believe it operates from. I have travelled with Air Asia on several occasions and, for a budget airline they are ok...shit all over Virgin and Qantas for that matter. |