Posted by: Rewire July 15, 2010
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Now....You seems to be getting out of context and bringing ilogical explanations. It's honorable that you've helped few Nepali who were victims of American injustice, but that does not mean you have to loose faith completely about the judicial system of the US. Believe me, it's pretty good compared to Nepal. It seems to me that you are related to AJAY DEV who was put in jail for child rape. Leave it to the judge to decide. If it is not fair, obviously you can appeal, which some families and friends of Ajay are have been doing it. It's all good as long as it is a peaceful protest. The "jury" system might not have been perfect in many cases, but it outweigh the number of time it has been very effective and JUST. Yes, there are mistakes made, no denying that.
My question to you is:
If you see the justice system in the US is so " cruel and barbaric", then why are you hiding and enjoying your life under the shade of American democracy? I'm assuming you live in the US. If you do, isn't it eating in the same plate that you shit in (our beloved old saying :-))
And lastly why are you here trying to convince us about your belief. Since you already have experience of dealing with victims, if you think Sajan should NOT get 60 years, why don't you bring the case to the Dallas Police? Mind if you share with us?
Now....You seems to be getting out of context and bringing ilogical explanations. It's honorable that you've helped few Nepali who were victims of American injustice, but that does not mean you have to loose faith completely about the judicial system of the US. Believe me, it's pretty good compared to Nepal. It seems to me that you are related to AJAY DEV who was put in jail for child rape. Leave it to the judge to decide. If it is not fair, obviously you can appeal, which some families and friends of Ajay are have been doing it. It's all good as long as it is a peaceful protest. The "jury" system might not have been perfect in many cases, but it outweigh the number of time it has been very effective and JUST. Yes, there are mistakes made, no denying that.
My question to you is:
If you see the justice system in the US is so " cruel and barbaric", then why are you hiding and enjoying your life under the shade of American democracy? I'm assuming you live in the US. If you do, isn't it eating in the same plate that you shit in (our beloved old saying :-))
And lastly why are you here trying to convince us about your belief. Since you already have experience of dealing with victims, if you think Sajan should NOT get 60 years, why don't you bring the case to the Dallas Police? Mind if you share with us?