Payne Haas' family issues

[The Silverdale Phantom]

he doesn't care about all the junkies he was gonna kill.

f**k him.

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No worries, but I’m waiting for @Wizardman as I kind of follow him and am interested in his views. There are more occasions where we happen to agree than not, so a conflict raises an eyebrow!

 

[Mr. Shaman]

I dunno man have you read his posts?

But the ice thing confirms he's obvs Pantha Boy

Umina blud - Penrith on sea

 

[blue bags]

Umina blud - Penrith on sea

Woy Woy. Ocean beach

 

[Phil McGrawhan]

he doesn't care about all the junkies he was gonna kill.

f**k him.

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100%

 

[blue bags]

Unbelievable. Deportation

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

Unbelievable. Deportation

We’ve promised him consular assistance. I guess he gets a Lonely Planet guide to death row in Kerobokan.

They don’t shoot them there of course, they take them away in the early morning darkness on a bus to some island, march them, the blind fold and execute them by firing squad.

With all the legal checks and balances that corruption and south East Asian politics offers.

 

[Tiger5150]

With all the legal checks and balances that corruption and south East Asian politics offers.

All of which can be safely circumvented by not becoming involved with mexican drug cartels and distributing drugs within SE Asia.

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

All of which can be safely circumvented by not becoming involved with mexican drug cartels and distributing drugs within SE Asia.

No, safely circumvented by paying off the officials and supporting el presidente and his purple campaign workers.

Afterall, they helped you import the shite…

 

[blue bags]

It's all about Greed

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

It's all about Greed

To wit, a lot of commercial messages push and tell us is a good thing.

If he’s guilty, fine, gaol him but I don’t see too much value in a death sentence.

If the death sentence worked it would deter people, but it doesn’t.

 

[Generalzod]

It was the baggage handlers…

 

[Generalzod]

We’ve promised him consular assistance. I guess he gets a Lonely Planet guide to death row in Kerobokan.

They don’t shoot them there of course, they take them away in the early morning darkness on a bus to some island, march them, the blind fold and execute them by firing squad.

With all the legal checks and balances that corruption and south East Asian politics offers.

Oh well at least it’s in a tropical paradise surroundings lol

 

[Wizardman]

You haven’t answered the question Sir.

Assuming the charges are well founded and he is convicted, does he deserve to be put to death or not?

Yes or no?

The AFP’s role in the Bali nine was scandalous, it was a disgrace and they apologised.

Is it the AFP’s job to uphold laws in countries that make homosexuality illegal? Of course not.

But on your argument, they are expected to stamp out crime aren’t they?

They should have no role whatsoever in facilitating state sanctioned murder, which is illegal in this country.

That they still can’t connect the dots, or simply wash heir hands of the consequences-is shameful, negligent and reckless. They aren’t upholding the laws of this country, they are upholding laws of others.

To answer your question, if Haas was a drug mule, then I would personally say no. If Haas is high up the drug chain in regard to connections, then I honestly don't care if he lives or dies. If they give Hass a prison sentence, I won't whinge. If they execute him, I won't whinge either....it is their judicial system. You referred to El Chapo earlier.....that prick honestly does not deserve to breathe. I still say this.....Haas knew the risks....but with his lack of respect for their laws, he took them on and he lost anyway.

You seem to underestimate the damage drug dealing does to our community. These people make a great living off a lot of misery. We go to work and make an honest living. Haas does the opposite. As long as Haas gets heavily punished, I will not lose sleep over him either way.

As for the AFP, law enforcement in countries need to work together. Both the Bali 9 and Haas have broken the laws of OTHER countries (as well as our own). To ask other countries to virtually give them a free pass and let them into Australia is absolute crap.....it is up to those countries on whether to charge these people, not ours.

I have no issue with the AFP's conduct at all.

 

[Vlad59]

To answer your question, if Haas was a drug mule, then I would personally say no. If Haas is high up the drug chain in regard to connections, then I honestly don't care if he lives or dies. If they give Hass a prison sentence, I won't whinge. If they execute him, I won't whinge either....it is their judicial system. You referred to El Chapo earlier.....that prick honestly does not deserve to breathe. I still say this.....Haas knew the risks....but with his lack of respect for their laws, he took them on and he lost anyway.

You seem to underestimate the damage drug dealing does to our community. These people make a great living off a lot of misery. We go to work and make an honest living. Haas does the opposite. As long as Haas gets heavily punished, I will not lose sleep over him either way.

As for the AFP, law enforcement in countries need to work together. Both the Bali 9 and Haas have broken the laws of OTHER countries (as well as our own). To ask other countries to virtually give them a free pass and let them into Australia is absolute crap.....it is up to those countries on whether to charge these people, not ours.

I have no issue with the AFP's conduct at all.

Great post. My family is dealing with frigging drugs right now. No sympathy at all. It’s evil.

 

[Generalzod]

Great post. My family is dealing with frigging drugs right now. No sympathy at all. It’s evil.

I hope all works out for your family Vlad, with my family circle I had to watch my uncle destroy his life and family due to gambling.

 

[Vlad59]

I hope all works out for your family Vlad, with my family circle I had to watch my uncle destroy his life and family due to gambling.

Addiction is horrible mate

 

[Wizardman]

Great post. My family is dealing with frigging drugs right now. No sympathy at all. It’s evil.

Full sympathy with you and for your family.

 

[Wizardman]

I hope all works out for your family Vlad, with my family circle I had to watch my uncle destroy his life and family due to gambling.

Full sympathy for you and your family mate.

 

[Wizardman]

Great post. My family is dealing with frigging drugs right now. No sympathy at all. It’s evil.

Yep....I think some people do not have a perspective of how evil a person profiteering off drugs truly is.

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

No one is championing illicit drugs, this is about the use of the death penalty and dodgy legal systems.

If you can’t trust these legal processes, why would anyone agree with the ultimate penalty?

@Wizardman shouldnt put thoughts to me “ you seem to underestimate..” where’s your basis for that? Tell me where I suggested that?

The AFP shouldn’t be involved in measures that could result in the state sanctioned murder of people overseas, morally and especially because it’s illegal for governments to kill people here.

The Australian parliament has outlawed it, the AFP should obey our laws, you’d think that’s their first priority.

Once you let governments kill their own people by the judiciary, all bets are off.

The drug war is lost, it’s about focusing on demand as much as supply. Getting people off the shite. Sadly, there will always be people ready to step down and exploit people for their own gain.

And people might take a deep breath and look at the damage done to society by legal alcohol consumption and gambling of course.