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Corby case a lesson : Comments
By Steven Freeland, published 26/5/2005Steven Freeland argues that Australians must be made more aware of overseas legal jurisdictions and processes.
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Posted by Col Rouge, Sunday, 5 June 2005 1:08:40 PM
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If Corby is indeed guilty do you believe the punishment fits the crime? 20 years for Corby and 4 years for Abu Bakar Bashir?
Was justice served? "
As I said in my earlier posts here - in the sentencing of Corby, my opinion does not matter - that does not mean I am in anyway disallowed to express it.
I am vehemently "anti-drug" use, having seen some people die and worse some people live with the residual permanent side effects of it.
I will promote my "hardline" thinking, zero-tolerance" as the only reasonable line - for a reasonable society to adopt - or face the escallation of criminal activity which permeates a society bereft of necessary discipline (which has been destroyed by drug dependency and psychotic dillusion).
No point in comparing Corby to Bashir - at least he (Bashirt) could be said to have had a "cause" - presumably Corby was only it for the "money" - and thus was a far more cynical exploiter of misery than Bashir
Was Justice served? - you are presumptive - "justice" has not yet run its course - whether it is on is not served in the end - remember - it is not you or I who are dispensing it - it is the Indonesians - a circumstance that Corby should have been aware of as she walked off the plane to claim her luggage.
I repeat - I think she is as guilty as sin and all drug dealers deserve the death penalty - my view - disagree with it all you want but I claim and exercise my right to support it and express it - here and now and for always!