jjag80 wrote:
> Exactly!! Couldn't have said it better myself. Some people just need to
> stop approaching issues with a 'we are better than them' perspective.
When the Corby case first came up there was a flood of that in these
groups, it was pretty damn shameful actually, the same people that
accuse people from other countries of bigotry.
> There are good and bad aspects of every country. Imagine putting an
> innocent Indonesian person accused of something in front of an
> Australian jurry that had some of the people contributing to this forum
> on it... who's fault would it be then when the innocent Indonesian is
> found guilty?
Check out the Chika Honda case, she wasn't Indonesian, she was Japanese,
but other than that it was very similar to the Corby case, only our
courts were even more screwed up, one of their big "arguments" was that
she was Japanese without a camera. Fer .s sake, what the hell does
that have to do with anything other than showing our own judges were
bigotted stereotyping wankers?
> Miscarriages of justice happen everywhere.
They surely do, and always will, until the perfect lie detector is
invented, and I'm not holding my breath on that one.
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