@pct001wine wrote:
I stand with idlewhile here to some extent. The death penalty has no place in a civilsed society regardless of crime. The approach by some posters here that they "deserve it" because they knew the potential outcome is intellectually lazy and devoid of compassion.
They remind me of the stories of people knitting at the guillotine.
When these young men are executed (as I am sadly sure they will be) the world will be a slightly darker place. Our collective humanity will be diminished.
As for a boycott ? I am not so sure this is the right direction. I certainly won't be setting foot in Bali ever, but that's for different reasons. Maybe we should be boycotting Jakarta, but sadly there are too many vested interests at play and it will never happen. Sure, the Ambassador may be recalled, there will be harsh words exchanged, but at the end it'll be back to normal - ""Move on, nothing to see here, can I send you some more beef".
Correct. I have stated I have zero compassion for them.
I reserve that for people who are deserving of it. People who have, or will suffer, through no fault of their own.
People who choose "suicide missions" are not deserving of my compassion......simple.
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