Justice is defined by the place you are in

The law is not absolute. Rather, it sways and bends accordingly at places in order to achieve its own motives. Indian national solicits a prostitute, kills her , steals her valuables, makes 20 over calls back to India and solicits another prostitute. 17 years of jail and 12 strokes of the cane. Malaysian national kills little girl, rumored to have engage in sexual acts with her, hanging, no appeal and automatic failure for presidential clemency.

Unbiased judgement my ass. What the fuck happened to an eye for an eye? Your conservative bullshit is stained all over the verdict. I bet the only reason why that national wasn't given a death penalty was because the deceased was a prostitute and that other foreign workers might not want to come and enslave themselves anymore. "Hey, he did us a favor! Let's not kill him so that other potential prostitute murderers know they can get away with it!"

Oh, yes. He was temporarily insane. That's why he accidentally strangled her until her tongue was out (Erotic asphyxiation possibility here!), put the body under the bed THEN got another one. I'm sure that's some good proof. Right?

Conservatism still rules in some parts of the world, to much of my disgust. China's annoying internet filter and authoritative actions on the internet have pissed many people off, but they can't do much shit to them since they have North Korea on their side. Think of it this way, no one wants to piss of two idiots armed with WMDs. Google finally had some balls to pull its ass out of China (more likely that they couldn't earn much, after the arbitrary taxes set by the government, such as beer tax, cigarette tax, air tax and other random made-up nonsense to rob those corporations).

This pisses me off as much as the pro-life activist murders. I hope that Indian national gets hell in prison and spontaneously explodes into a million bits on his last day. And his entire family dies for no reason too. Because he was a bastard.