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What Are The Aussies Whining About?
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It seems to me that Indonesia has done them a favour.
It seems to me that Indonesia has done them a favour.
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Will our government withdraw our Ambassador in protest?
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Will our government withdraw our Ambassador in protest?
Pastafreak
"Re capitol punishment..."Its the only sure way"....if that's the case then why are the jails in the US,and other countries that support capitol punishment,full? Something's not working."
Baldric
"Because the Inmates haven't committed crimes attracting Capital Punishment"
Excellent response - in 9 words you completely rubbished Pastafreak's assertion.
I have a loathing for the phrase 'state sanctioned murder', because (a) it is always used to stir up emotion and (b) if the killing is state sanctioned it cannot, by definition, be murder. It is a pointless phrase, and as soon as its used, anything that follows is usually twaddle.
I am fundamentally against capital punishment - and am thankful that we will never see its return.....however, sovereign states are entitled to make their own laws, laws visitors must abide by, and therefore I agree with Ludwig on this. They knew they could be executed for breaking the law, they did so anyway, and they were executed for it. End of Story.
"Re capitol punishment..."Its the only sure way"....if that's the case then why are the jails in the US,and other countries that support capitol punishment,full? Something's not working."
Baldric
"Because the Inmates haven't committed crimes attracting Capital Punishment"
Excellent response - in 9 words you completely rubbished Pastafreak's assertion.
I have a loathing for the phrase 'state sanctioned murder', because (a) it is always used to stir up emotion and (b) if the killing is state sanctioned it cannot, by definition, be murder. It is a pointless phrase, and as soon as its used, anything that follows is usually twaddle.
I am fundamentally against capital punishment - and am thankful that we will never see its return.....however, sovereign states are entitled to make their own laws, laws visitors must abide by, and therefore I agree with Ludwig on this. They knew they could be executed for breaking the law, they did so anyway, and they were executed for it. End of Story.
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