Sometimes you really wonder what is going on in people's minds.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/8515632.stm Not in the terrorist's mind so much, as in the mind of his unnamed sister. She is quoted as saying: "the sentences were too long. Not even murderers get sentenced that much. Twenty-three years, that's half of his life. It's not fair to him, our community or our religion." Absolute rubbish: it is perfectly fair to hand down a stiff sentence to someone who plotted and planned mass murder. It is not an act of injustice against a community, rather it is justice for the whole community. The law cannot differentiate between crimes because of colour, ethnic background or religious persuasion. That is not justice - it is special pleading and as for the comment on religion - in most Islamic countries the little B****r would have been hanged or shot, so (as I believe they say in Australia) "Don't come the raw prawn"!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/8515632.stm Not in the terrorist's mind so much, as in the mind of his unnamed sister. She is quoted as saying: "the sentences were too long. Not even murderers get sentenced that much. Twenty-three years, that's half of his life. It's not fair to him, our community or our religion." Absolute rubbish: it is perfectly fair to hand down a stiff sentence to someone who plotted and planned mass murder. It is not an act of injustice against a community, rather it is justice for the whole community. The law cannot differentiate between crimes because of colour, ethnic background or religious persuasion. That is not justice - it is special pleading and as for the comment on religion - in most Islamic countries the little B****r would have been hanged or shot, so (as I believe they say in Australia) "Don't come the raw prawn"!
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