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I see nothing barbaric about it.It is barbaric and that is what makes it tragic.
Australia should mind its own business.
She's an Australian citizen, dumbass. Doesn't get more one's "business" than that.
She is not in Australia now, is she?
Falls under tough shit.
How many times do you think drug mules make that "I didn't know it was in there" defense.
What in the fuck do you think embassies are for?
Sorry, countries do not function under the laws of "tough shit". Barbaric ones might but the civilised look after their own. Your "it's all about me" attitude is pukeable. I gather that you have never traveled in your life.
This just in: a fundamental function of any nation is to look after its citizens. Australia needs to step up, big time. And one assumes they're already doing that, which is as it should be.
Randbots.... .SMH
I was a Merchant Marine, and have done my fair share of drug smuggling in the '60's.
I knew never to do it in Singapore or Malaysia at the early age.
EVERYBODY knows the score, she gambled, she lost.
Trafficking in hard core narcotics can land you a death penalty in the US too.
No sympathy here.
You bring the perspective of a criminal mind which supports violence and excesses. That is not how civilized minds work though.