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Indofred
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Their crime definitely does not warrant death penalty. Sovereign rights of a nation does not include free license to execute people. Indonesia has right to imprison them but executing them is wrong and is a violation of human rights. Australia would be justified if it chooses to take military action against Indonesia.
When you get onto a plane to Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand or Singapore, you're given an immigration card that has red writing at the bottom, warning of a possible death penalty for importing drugs.
The pilot also makes the same thing very clear over the PA system.
That leaves the foolish plenty of time to go to the toilet and get rid of their killer cargo before they enter the country.
However, they see quick cash and never spare any thought for the people that are likely to die because of their greed and the families that'll be destroyed by them and their love of easy money.
I have a daughter and I want her go grow in in a country free of moronic drug dealers and the filth they carry.
Because of that, I believe they deserve the bullets and there should be no way out for them once convicted.
A for military action, what a load of rubbish.
Greedy murderers being shot does Australia a favour and Abbott, who is in Indo at the moment, is talking about refugee boats but not a lot in the papers about him wanting Aussie drug dealing murders back.
I want my daughter to grow up in a place where the stupidity of drugs is rare so I say, "fuck 'em".
Let them die for their crimes against humanity.