> BHL,
>
> Kay Dane, she can shout, cry, scream as loud as she wants from the
> bottom of her own lungs on behalf of herself in her own opinion, and
> that's only her version of the opinion. But her earlier thread has
> really crossed another clumsy line with her racist comment especially
> on her white race preference treatment from which she has just turned
> herself into another little white trash instead of keeping her little
> advocate more respectful down the road. I didn't allow myself go down
> to that trashy discriminatory path with my previous reply.
>
> Hak Phaeng,
> Vannassay,
>
> On May 22, 11:46 am, ທ້າວໃຂ່ມືດ hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>

>> On May 15, 3:41 pm, Vannassay gmail.com> wrote:

>

>>> It seems to me that this thread might be posted in the wrong forum, if
>>> not that would be deliberately looking for provocation with a
>>> premeditated mindset in favor of white race prisoners over the others.
>>> A comment like such doesn’t really evoke any real empathy from any
>>> conscious readers with such biased statement, because the argument
>>> seems to undermine the basic principle of equal rights so
>>> hypocritically preached in the West or Australia. To some extent, the
>>> poster tries even to suggest the argument toward a more favorable
>>> rights for the white prisoners than actually what they have violated
>>> in their host country, and to say that the violator can even evade the
>>> entire Lao justice altogether with graciously going back to their
>>> native country. How can this be interpreted, if not a showcase of
>>> despotism in the suggesting? I thought that we all learned from the
>>> history book about this kind of dominance by threat.

>

>>> I have a few practical simple advices in preventive medicine to all
>>> these white foreigners will-be violators of the law in Laos, in order
>>> to avoid these mediocre hardship altogether, thus they should have
>>> better known ahead either from their own chatterbox media or any other
>>> source that Lao prison is not a five stars Hilton hotel facility with
>>> even less to their standard in medical treatment or psychological
>>> counseling…If they violate the local law which is law almost the same
>>> everywhere, and that’s where they end up with the rest of the crowd…I
>>> can agree if the argument applies to all prisoners regardless of
>>> gender or race…The absurdity here is to save another white guy as this
>>> one is so unique at the expense of the entire useless human pool in
>>> incarceration, and this leads us directly to the same very questions
>>> about the kangaroo court of justice at Guatanamo, and the Australian
>>> Aborigines’ forced separation injustice in their own backyard over a
>>> century ago, yes, over a century?.

>

>>> Of course, everything has to be in humane as said including killing a
>>> lot of innocent civilians by bombs as long as the end justifies the
>>> mean. And where we go from here?  How about the law enforcement and
>>> justice for the local innocent victim to whom the white culpable has
>>> done etc…Another suggestion may be fairer is to let Australia finance
>>> the entire Lao prison system by making into a luxurious Hilton hotel
>>> type of facility so the prisoners can play happily when that’s picture
>>> taken like tourists! So Michael Newman may have laid beautifully in
>>> luxury.  In such prejudice world, sometimes that has to do with lack
>>> of financial support even in a prison than lack of will as we can
>>> imagine with an assured difference in picture between poor man’s
>>> prison and rich man’s one.

>

>>> Vannassay,

>

>> I think you hit the nail the head ai Vanh.

>

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