Singaporeans are stupid. Singapore is an English speaking country but so many of these interviewees don't even know what the term "Mandatory" means. Lol.
@Saif0711 - you need seems to be the writer who suppose to be jail? well anyway, you stupid fool act like you know alot ,well then let us know your nationality so that the world will salute you either for your knowledge or your stupidity. COWARD and a FOOL, ASSHOLE
What if someone is proven innocent of trafficking drugs? By this I mean, yes, they had drugs on them, but were able to PROVE that someone had placed the drugs in their bag. What happens then? Who gets punished?
I know they're seeking the views of young Singaporeans, but couldn't they at least pick interviewees mature enough to know the meaning of "mandatory"?
the government wouldn't have to execute people if they didn't do it in the first place... I understand what some of you are saying; I won't fully feel the effect of this law unless it affects someone dear to me... but there's a reason why Singapore has one of the lowest crime and homicide rates in the world... I don't understand why some of the people commenting are calling us barbaric etc. because as you can see in this video, not all of us support this law! most of us are good people.
been living in singapore my whole life living by their fucked up rules until this year where i came to australia, i gotta say it has got to be the best year since ive been alive. singapore is really shit i dread the fact that i was born in dat country. i no what u haters r gonna say, there are people that are worst of, and i agree with dat but that doesnt make my opinion of singapore any better so STFU
Mandatory means mandatory....no excuse. Means judges can't render a more lenient sentence. So if somebody plants something in your luggage w/o your knowledge, too bad so sad. Yer gonna die anyways? Bull $h%t. I won't be going to Singapore nor do business w/them now that I got that rather important tidbit of info
This is wrong,put an end to it,nothing right about this at all,it applies only to murder,period!!! nothing more to say besides cruel n evil law,the beast the devil the evil and also the ignorant pple will blindly support it until it happens to family.
@sukh2010 You correctly identify Singapores evil injustice. British Hero Alan Shadrake persecuted and jailed by the Singaporean junta brilliantly demonstrates this barbaric system in his international best seller 'Once a jolly Hangman.' From legalizing brutality with violent degrading homosexual rituals in the prisons to the repugnant mandatory death penalty these third world savages rule with torture fear and death so they remain in power. Singapore is no country but a contemptible corporation
If, for example, someone visited singapore, and some unknown persons somehow planted a load of illegal drugs amongst that persons luggage, and that person was stopped in the airport and caught in posession of illegal substances, would that person be allowed to defend him/herself in court and protest their innocence? Or is it a case of it being the mandatory death sentence with no chance to prove innocence?
The death sentence is only imposed upon conviction for the crime.
What "mandatory" means in this context is that once the accused has been convicted, the judge has no choice as to what the sentence will be--conviction equals death.
The accused would still have a trial, and, if it was found as a fact that the drugs were planted without his or her knowledge, he or she would be found not guilty.
Drugs can effect peopel negatively so if you have drugs we will kill you! that makes a lot of sense. Especially when you are killing people for things that are legal in county's that function perfectly.
Singapore's greatest is "clinicalised", it may be too great (economically, technologically etc" but Singapore has lost its "SOUL".Singapore was developed from a fishing port to a first world country but because the development is too fast, some Singaporeans still think like a third world citizen. If the govt would demolish the death penalty, some Singaporeans would cause an uproar but the first step is too demolish the mandatory death penalty.
Singapore is an Int Arbitration Hub. A 2010 survey by Prof Loukas Mistellis of Queen Mary Uni of London based on interviews w a wide range of corporate officials across the continents, said Singapore's edge is gained from its excellent legal infrastructure, good govt support, track record on neutrality and highly skilled judiciary. Singapore's Maxwell Chambers was lauded equal ranking with Paris and Tokyo. This survey was sposored by White & Case, the 12th largest law firm in the world. Wow!
The death penalty = state sponsored murder. I oppose it in all cases and in all forms as a matter of conscience and because of the nature of the society that I want to be part of; I am pleased I live in a country that abolished the death penalty 50 years ago.
Read the fanatical rantings of JaCKY777 to learn of sick brainwashed minds in Singapore. No matter how many accomplishments there may be, they are all dwarfed by the Barbaric Floggings and Horrific Mandatory Death Penalty. Singapore cannot shake its Dark image internationally until it becomes a Civilised society. Since the present government will not respect Human Rights the only hope is for a change in government or outside intervention. The unjust judicial system is disgusting to see in action
@butterflye2020 , yes yes we are oppressed , most of us travel out of singapore at least twice a year,can eat restaurant anytime we want,more than 85% house ownership worth singapore dollars minumum S$250,000, 1st class MRT ,best police force,best education, subsidise medical , so many first and if you think this is oppressed , well , then , we love it, dear ,its amazing and asshole like you, BYE BYE , go and migrate to the land of your wet dream , the sky the limit??
@butterflye2020, Honey , you are here too, you bitch. This horny bitch is a running dog of the opposition and have many posting here & there trying to tarnish spore image. Well, baby , singapore has been rank 1st in many catageory, most liveable city, highest GDP, safest city in the world,best airport, seaport, well, if the law is not right, then I do not know which other country that have such a excellect government. Butterflye2020 is a man and seems he has been cane and thats why he is pissoff
these people are so ignorent i lived in america and just came here to fiend out that if i smoke we i die in many country a lot of "drugs" no equal death when they really arnt harmfull at all
It is shocking that almost everyone interviewed doesn't know what "mandatory" means.
The death penalty itself is a human rights violation signed by the United Nations Human Rights Council. Only Asia, Middle East and Africa retain the Death Penalty for drug-related offenses. A majority of countries are in favor of the UN moratorium on the death penalty. Many countries have already abolish the death penalty which include the whole of Europe, Canada, Australia and many other countries.
The people of Singapore are an oppressed people because of their sadistic government. There are mandatory beatings imosed on lawbreakers-even for non violent offences, and of course the inhumane use of the arbitrary and mandatory death penalty. The young people of today's Singapore can help change this society now known to the world as Disneyland with the Death penalty.
@butterflye2020. Nothing changes here, you have to be in government, in order to change things. Even then, only selected people go into government. Besides, were safe and secure, the laws insure that, its Singapore today or Malaysia, Indonesia or Thailand tomorrow without the strong laws. People must pay the price of their actions that harm society, but also as a warning to other ill doers.
@malofications Nothings changes because males accept discrimination against them and are too scared to speak up, others are brainwashed into believing cruel and inhuman treatment is ok instead of upholding human dignity and justice. Singapore is hated throughout the world because of this. It is not safe and is NOT immune. Change will come from within when someone wtih or without the help of others has the courage to fight for what is right.
@butterflye2020. Why should Asians and Singaporeans live in accordance with values and standards set by the West? People don't hate Singapore, as a matter of fact other Asian countries envy Singapore's ability to maintain a society that is harmonious, not corrupt and a first world country. Sure when MM Lee dies, their might be some discontent, but people will calm down and realise their are more important things and they will go back to work to support themselves and their families.
@malofications East or West the common denominator is human decency not brutality and violence. Yes Singapore is hated and the butt of jokes throughout the world. The people are a repressed people totally controlled by a ruthless authoritarian government with males subjected to torture and beatings for over 35 offences. It is no different than a police state and the threat of death ever present. And the judges ARE corrupt and do nothig without LKY and son.
@malofications Not all of us Westerners feel that way. Some of us admire and feel jealous of your great system.
Yours is a society that is stable, safe, and free (provided you don't act like an idiot and harm others). That sounds fair to me.
You have a great country. Fuck that haters. Let them live with the violent criminals and drug dealers that destroy all societies that they crawl into.
@SpeedingStudent. Thanks, that's good to know. When it comes to issues like this, normally the only Westerners we face are those against our policies.
@malofications That is because most are pot-smoking marxist/communist idiots.
Brush them aside. Drugs destroy society, and the dealers deserve neither pitty nor mercy for attempting to destroy Singapore. I wish the U.S. would adopt this law, would clean up the streets overnight.
@malofications No we hate Singapore point blank. I am Australian my wife is Japanese. We hate you. We hate you to death. We have boycotted everything that is about your country and all my friends too. Youy kill innocent people.
@malofications No idiot. Innocent people die as well. Right wing scum. People who traffic drugs as evil as they are, are not trafficking drugs to Singapore. They are trafficking thru Singapore idiot. It has no effect on your society idiot. You are a primitive society. Monkies are better than you.
@newromantic888 - are you crazy? travelling throught through singapore does not harm singapore but harm the final destination citizen so what's the difference? are they not human? YOU BASTARD, PIG , FUCK U
Boycott everything about Signapore. The airline, the country, the products they produce. The people. We must as a civilized society stand up against these barbaric peoples.
this is real sad... these singaporeans don't know about their laws... especially the death penalty. I would think something like that would be well known in their country. Also, most of them don't even know what mandatory means... I thought most asians were real smart?
Is this a campaign against 'the mandatory drug penalty' or is it a campaign against not knowing the meaning of the word, 'mandatory'? I can't tell the difference.. No offense.. I think that a person's opinion no longer counts if he or she is that ignorant..
Anyway, I do not support the death penalty for any reason. I'm not even gonna grace it with the word, 'mandatory' in front..
It is not justifiable to take another person's life, even if he or she has committed murder..
Mandatory death is crazy. The burden of proving u r innocent is on you. The prosecutors dun even need to do anything. As long you are can't prove the drugs are planted on you or you have been set up, u r screwed
The definition of "mandatory" offered to the interviewees could have been better. It doesn't seem like many of the interviewees grasped the idea that "mandatory" in this context means "no judicial discretion to order a lesser sentence".
Under Schedule 2 of the Misuse of Drugs Act,[11] any person found in possession of more than the following quantities of drugs receives a mandatory death sentence:
* Opium: 100 g, containing more than 3 g of morphine * Any controlled drug (except opium): containing more than 3 g of morphine * Diamorphine (Heroin): 2 g * Morphine: 3 g * Cocaine: 3 g * Cannabis: 15 g * Cannabis mixture: 30 g * Hashish: 10 g * Methamphetamine: 25 g[12]
as a fellow singapore i think its good, to act as a deterance, but definately the case needs to be investigated and all parties involved would be dath sentenced...
so as to stop the demand and supply chain more effectively
and whats with singapore's english, i mean hello mandatory is such an easy work, mandatory NS la....
Perhaps before making such statements it would be best to do some basic research into whether or not the death penalty serves as a deterrent (not deterrence, probably something else you should've checked before criticising "singapore's english").
If it's a case of other people framing you, I think there will definitely be proper investigations. It's someone's life at stake, unless there's absolutely no confidence in competence of the authorities.
I'm more to supporting but after watching the video, it made me think again. Some of those people interviewed don't even know such a law exist, which means the drug trafficking law isn't really useful as a deterrence -- how do you deter people who have no knowledge of the consequence.
Singaporeans are stupid. Singapore is an English speaking country but so many of these interviewees don't even know what the term "Mandatory" means. Lol.
Saif0711 3 months ago
@Saif0711 - you need seems to be the writer who suppose to be jail? well anyway, you stupid fool act like you know alot ,well then let us know your nationality so that the world will salute you either for your knowledge or your stupidity. COWARD and a FOOL, ASSHOLE
crazycheerocky 5 days ago
What if someone is proven innocent of trafficking drugs? By this I mean, yes, they had drugs on them, but were able to PROVE that someone had placed the drugs in their bag. What happens then? Who gets punished?
TheLoserKingdom 3 months ago
I know they're seeking the views of young Singaporeans, but couldn't they at least pick interviewees mature enough to know the meaning of "mandatory"?
What a lame interview
therealfakeAlphabet 4 months ago
Do you support the mandatory death penalty in Singapore?
Me: No
Interviewer: Why?
Me:I don't give a fuck about the system,i will only care if it happens to me ar.
Interviewer:Ok,do you know what mandatory is?
Me:Mandatory ar,i think,I think,i think - Walks Away-
SonyByPirModerator 5 months ago
go Singapore the most lawful place in the world
russ9356 5 months ago
the government wouldn't have to execute people if they didn't do it in the first place... I understand what some of you are saying; I won't fully feel the effect of this law unless it affects someone dear to me... but there's a reason why Singapore has one of the lowest crime and homicide rates in the world... I don't understand why some of the people commenting are calling us barbaric etc. because as you can see in this video, not all of us support this law! most of us are good people.
leonasparklesx 7 months ago
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been living in singapore my whole life living by their fucked up rules until this year where i came to australia, i gotta say it has got to be the best year since ive been alive. singapore is really shit i dread the fact that i was born in dat country. i no what u haters r gonna say, there are people that are worst of, and i agree with dat but that doesnt make my opinion of singapore any better so STFU
AnonymousPopper 7 months ago
Mandatory means mandatory....no excuse. Means judges can't render a more lenient sentence. So if somebody plants something in your luggage w/o your knowledge, too bad so sad. Yer gonna die anyways? Bull $h%t. I won't be going to Singapore nor do business w/them now that I got that rather important tidbit of info
179178 8 months ago
This is wrong,put an end to it,nothing right about this at all,it applies only to murder,period!!! nothing more to say besides cruel n evil law,the beast the devil the evil and also the ignorant pple will blindly support it until it happens to family.
sukh2010 10 months ago 2
@sukh2010 You correctly identify Singapores evil injustice. British Hero Alan Shadrake persecuted and jailed by the Singaporean junta brilliantly demonstrates this barbaric system in his international best seller 'Once a jolly Hangman.' From legalizing brutality with violent degrading homosexual rituals in the prisons to the repugnant mandatory death penalty these third world savages rule with torture fear and death so they remain in power. Singapore is no country but a contemptible corporation
butterflye2020 8 months ago 2
If, for example, someone visited singapore, and some unknown persons somehow planted a load of illegal drugs amongst that persons luggage, and that person was stopped in the airport and caught in posession of illegal substances, would that person be allowed to defend him/herself in court and protest their innocence? Or is it a case of it being the mandatory death sentence with no chance to prove innocence?
WhiteRoseRiotBoy 11 months ago
@WhiteRoseRiotBoy i believe there would be a thorough investigation before any sentence was made.
iPwntNubs 10 months ago
@WhiteRoseRiotBoy
The death sentence is only imposed upon conviction for the crime.
What "mandatory" means in this context is that once the accused has been convicted, the judge has no choice as to what the sentence will be--conviction equals death.
The accused would still have a trial, and, if it was found as a fact that the drugs were planted without his or her knowledge, he or she would be found not guilty.
UdallIn72 7 months ago
Drugs can effect peopel negatively so if you have drugs we will kill you! that makes a lot of sense. Especially when you are killing people for things that are legal in county's that function perfectly.
mainvideos2009 1 year ago
Singapore's greatest is "clinicalised", it may be too great (economically, technologically etc" but Singapore has lost its "SOUL".Singapore was developed from a fishing port to a first world country but because the development is too fast, some Singaporeans still think like a third world citizen. If the govt would demolish the death penalty, some Singaporeans would cause an uproar but the first step is too demolish the mandatory death penalty.
muckysock94 1 year ago
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Singapore is an Int Arbitration Hub. A 2010 survey by Prof Loukas Mistellis of Queen Mary Uni of London based on interviews w a wide range of corporate officials across the continents, said Singapore's edge is gained from its excellent legal infrastructure, good govt support, track record on neutrality and highly skilled judiciary. Singapore's Maxwell Chambers was lauded equal ranking with Paris and Tokyo. This survey was sposored by White & Case, the 12th largest law firm in the world. Wow!
Tyroneblu7 1 year ago
The death penalty = state sponsored murder. I oppose it in all cases and in all forms as a matter of conscience and because of the nature of the society that I want to be part of; I am pleased I live in a country that abolished the death penalty 50 years ago.
m1trekker 1 year ago 3
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Read the fanatical rantings of JaCKY777 to learn of sick brainwashed minds in Singapore. No matter how many accomplishments there may be, they are all dwarfed by the Barbaric Floggings and Horrific Mandatory Death Penalty. Singapore cannot shake its Dark image internationally until it becomes a Civilised society. Since the present government will not respect Human Rights the only hope is for a change in government or outside intervention. The unjust judicial system is disgusting to see in action
butterflye2020 1 year ago
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@butterflye2020 , yes yes we are oppressed , most of us travel out of singapore at least twice a year,can eat restaurant anytime we want,more than 85% house ownership worth singapore dollars minumum S$250,000, 1st class MRT ,best police force,best education, subsidise medical , so many first and if you think this is oppressed , well , then , we love it, dear ,its amazing and asshole like you, BYE BYE , go and migrate to the land of your wet dream , the sky the limit??
jacky777able 1 year ago 15
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@butterflye2020, Honey , you are here too, you bitch. This horny bitch is a running dog of the opposition and have many posting here & there trying to tarnish spore image. Well, baby , singapore has been rank 1st in many catageory, most liveable city, highest GDP, safest city in the world,best airport, seaport, well, if the law is not right, then I do not know which other country that have such a excellect government. Butterflye2020 is a man and seems he has been cane and thats why he is pissoff
jacky777able 1 year ago 16
these people are so ignorent i lived in america and just came here to fiend out that if i smoke we i die in many country a lot of "drugs" no equal death when they really arnt harmfull at all
mainvideos2009 1 year ago
It is shocking that almost everyone interviewed doesn't know what "mandatory" means.
The death penalty itself is a human rights violation signed by the United Nations Human Rights Council. Only Asia, Middle East and Africa retain the Death Penalty for drug-related offenses. A majority of countries are in favor of the UN moratorium on the death penalty. Many countries have already abolish the death penalty which include the whole of Europe, Canada, Australia and many other countries.
muckysock94 1 year ago 3
@muckysock94 Sheltered citizens, stuck in a well. Might be a lil ignorant .
ChaseJforabounce 1 year ago
The people of Singapore are an oppressed people because of their sadistic government. There are mandatory beatings imosed on lawbreakers-even for non violent offences, and of course the inhumane use of the arbitrary and mandatory death penalty. The young people of today's Singapore can help change this society now known to the world as Disneyland with the Death penalty.
butterflye2020 1 year ago
@butterflye2020. Nothing changes here, you have to be in government, in order to change things. Even then, only selected people go into government. Besides, were safe and secure, the laws insure that, its Singapore today or Malaysia, Indonesia or Thailand tomorrow without the strong laws. People must pay the price of their actions that harm society, but also as a warning to other ill doers.
malofications 1 year ago 5
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@malofications Nothings changes because males accept discrimination against them and are too scared to speak up, others are brainwashed into believing cruel and inhuman treatment is ok instead of upholding human dignity and justice. Singapore is hated throughout the world because of this. It is not safe and is NOT immune. Change will come from within when someone wtih or without the help of others has the courage to fight for what is right.
butterflye2020 1 year ago
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@butterflye2020. Why should Asians and Singaporeans live in accordance with values and standards set by the West? People don't hate Singapore, as a matter of fact other Asian countries envy Singapore's ability to maintain a society that is harmonious, not corrupt and a first world country. Sure when MM Lee dies, their might be some discontent, but people will calm down and realise their are more important things and they will go back to work to support themselves and their families.
malofications 1 year ago 10
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@malofications East or West the common denominator is human decency not brutality and violence. Yes Singapore is hated and the butt of jokes throughout the world. The people are a repressed people totally controlled by a ruthless authoritarian government with males subjected to torture and beatings for over 35 offences. It is no different than a police state and the threat of death ever present. And the judges ARE corrupt and do nothig without LKY and son.
butterflye2020 1 year ago
@malofications Not all of us Westerners feel that way. Some of us admire and feel jealous of your great system.
Yours is a society that is stable, safe, and free (provided you don't act like an idiot and harm others). That sounds fair to me.
You have a great country. Fuck that haters. Let them live with the violent criminals and drug dealers that destroy all societies that they crawl into.
SpeedingStudent 1 year ago
@SpeedingStudent. Thanks, that's good to know. When it comes to issues like this, normally the only Westerners we face are those against our policies.
malofications 1 year ago 2
@malofications That is because most are pot-smoking marxist/communist idiots.
Brush them aside. Drugs destroy society, and the dealers deserve neither pitty nor mercy for attempting to destroy Singapore. I wish the U.S. would adopt this law, would clean up the streets overnight.
Cheers, friend.
SpeedingStudent 1 year ago
@malofications No we hate Singapore point blank. I am Australian my wife is Japanese. We hate you. We hate you to death. We have boycotted everything that is about your country and all my friends too. Youy kill innocent people.
newromantic888 8 months ago 2
@newromantic888 Australian and Japs fuckers,, fuck you bitch ass..
You will be put into death setence in the future in foreigin county
lordzilu1584 7 months ago
@malofications
Non- death sentence is retarded
Drug dealers and murders, Rapists must be put to death
lordzilu1584 7 months ago
@malofications No idiot. Innocent people die as well. Right wing scum. People who traffic drugs as evil as they are, are not trafficking drugs to Singapore. They are trafficking thru Singapore idiot. It has no effect on your society idiot. You are a primitive society. Monkies are better than you.
newromantic888 8 months ago 2
@newromantic888 - are you crazy? travelling throught through singapore does not harm singapore but harm the final destination citizen so what's the difference? are they not human? YOU BASTARD, PIG , FUCK U
rockyboy467 5 months ago
Boycott everything about Signapore. The airline, the country, the products they produce. The people. We must as a civilized society stand up against these barbaric peoples.
newromantic888 8 months ago 2
this is real sad... these singaporeans don't know about their laws... especially the death penalty. I would think something like that would be well known in their country. Also, most of them don't even know what mandatory means... I thought most asians were real smart?
cutelovelylisa 2 years ago
the i dont really care answers or textbook answers are really depressing
nartlee 2 years ago
Is this a campaign against 'the mandatory drug penalty' or is it a campaign against not knowing the meaning of the word, 'mandatory'? I can't tell the difference.. No offense.. I think that a person's opinion no longer counts if he or she is that ignorant..
Anyway, I do not support the death penalty for any reason. I'm not even gonna grace it with the word, 'mandatory' in front..
It is not justifiable to take another person's life, even if he or she has committed murder..
Thank you very much.
EmperorSuperstar 2 years ago
This is quite tragic...
RettAlexis 2 years ago
Gah. Singaporean youth are quite brainwashed, ah?
Also, the interviewer should be saying it acts as a "deterrent", not "deterrence".
yishkabob 2 years ago
Mandatory death is crazy. The burden of proving u r innocent is on you. The prosecutors dun even need to do anything. As long you are can't prove the drugs are planted on you or you have been set up, u r screwed
dleow 2 years ago 8
The definition of "mandatory" offered to the interviewees could have been better. It doesn't seem like many of the interviewees grasped the idea that "mandatory" in this context means "no judicial discretion to order a lesser sentence".
magnezium 2 years ago 2
Under Schedule 2 of the Misuse of Drugs Act,[11] any person found in possession of more than the following quantities of drugs receives a mandatory death sentence:
* Opium: 100 g, containing more than 3 g of morphine * Any controlled drug (except opium): containing more than 3 g of morphine * Diamorphine (Heroin): 2 g * Morphine: 3 g * Cocaine: 3 g * Cannabis: 15 g * Cannabis mixture: 30 g * Hashish: 10 g * Methamphetamine: 25 g[12]
SuperPaddyMac 2 years ago
I don't support it I DONT SUPPORT IT!!!
LingoLcreates 2 years ago
as a fellow singapore i think its good, to act as a deterance, but definately the case needs to be investigated and all parties involved would be dath sentenced...
so as to stop the demand and supply chain more effectively
and whats with singapore's english, i mean hello mandatory is such an easy work, mandatory NS la....
KagariY 2 years ago
Perhaps before making such statements it would be best to do some basic research into whether or not the death penalty serves as a deterrent (not deterrence, probably something else you should've checked before criticising "singapore's english").
RettAlexis 2 years ago
ok my bad typos XD
but i am horrible on that i know...
KagariY 2 years ago
@KagariY your english very good meh?
EmperorSuperstar 2 years ago
not that perfect la, but its better then u know not knowing what mandatory is?
i mean its a very common words used in SG
KagariY 2 years ago
@KagariY Apparently, not as common a word as you think.
EmperorSuperstar 2 years ago
If it's a case of other people framing you, I think there will definitely be proper investigations. It's someone's life at stake, unless there's absolutely no confidence in competence of the authorities.
teohyc 2 years ago
I'm more to supporting but after watching the video, it made me think again. Some of those people interviewed don't even know such a law exist, which means the drug trafficking law isn't really useful as a deterrence -- how do you deter people who have no knowledge of the consequence.
teohyc 2 years ago 7
do you support the death penalty? no
why not? cause it's killing people in general
*faints*
wy85 2 years ago
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RettAlexis 2 years ago
Mandatory just means compulsory. It does not mean "over a certain amount"
I would like to know how many people were interviewed to get this video
wy85 2 years ago