I believe if Schapelle is innocent, but I don't believe in that people should make a parallel consideration between Tsunami Aid and Schapelle Verdict.
Corby supporters have condemned Indonesian authorities as ungrateful, after the Australian government committed more than 1 billion Australian dollars (US$780 million; euro600 million) in grants and low-interest loans for disaster relief after the Dec. 26 tsunami.
But the secretary general of the Australian Red Cross, Robert Tickner, rejected calls for charities to refund donations made to Indonesian tsunami victims. (link)
Even John Howard doesn't believe in that analogy at all.
LOUISE YAXLEY: Mr Howard rejects calls for him to contact the Indonesian President over the Corby case.
JOHN HOWARD: Some people will think that I can fix this; because this country gave a billion dollars of assistance to Indonesia in the wake of the tsunami, that I can ring up the President. (link)
There is a fine line between the help ethics and the law ethics and people should know this.
5 comments:
Two things:
1) It's tsunami aid, not tsunami AIDS. You can't get it from fucking an infected hooker.
2) Have you heard the new Aussie slang for a $20 note? A "Schapelle!"
Posted by Ellis D. Tecnine
Two things:
1) It's Tsunami Aid, not Tsunami AIDS. You don't get it from screwing an infected hooker.
2) Did you hear the new Aussie slang for a $20 note? A "Schapelle!"
Posted by Ellis D. Tecnine
Yeah, thanks for correcting the title, Ellis.
So like, just say, I wanna borrow 20 bucks from you. I should say, "Do you have "a Schapelle"?" instead of "Do you have 20 dollars?". Hmmm... interesting slang.
Posted by jeffry
I think Corby is guilty
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