My darling Auntie Jane posted the following on
her Facebook wall yesterday, and although it appears to be a generic thing
that’s copied from status to status, I think it speaks volumes.
Dear
Australian Media,
The
Bali drug boy is not a rock star. He is a
convicted criminal. Stop parading him around like he just won X-Factor or
something. It really is pretty simple, don't go to another country and break
the bloody law... Don't even get me started on how they can then sell the
"story" for bucket load of cash and set him up for life whilst normal
law abiding Aussies struggle to make ends meet week in week out.
Copy this status if you believe the family doesn't deserve a cent profit from the story of this kids crime
Interesting how something so…. simple, has
stirred up such emotion in people.
I happen to fully agree with what Jane has
posted. This kid is being treated like a
rock star, with the media after him, his masked face being plastered all over
the print media, and has apparently
(and I stress apparently) signed a big money deal for a tell all story.
We seem to have overlooked the matter that he’s
a criminal. A convicted
criminal. Convicted of one of societies
greatest plagues: drugs.
People out there feel sorry for the ‘Bali Boy’,
because he’s only fourteen. Oh, poor
precious…
Well, forgive my sarcasm, but are you kidding
me? The fact that he’s a fourteen year
old kid found in possession of drugs is nothing to feel sorry about! Not only does he appear to know where to
score them from whilst he’s overseas, but how to use it (which isn’t hard, I
know). Then, he admits that he’s been
using for over a year! WTF?
A fourteen year old pot head. That’s all he is, and he was stupid enough to
get caught.
How dumb to do have to be to travel to Bali,
deal, purchase, be in possession of or use drugs? Seriously?
You would have to be living under a rock to not know how tough the Indonesian
Police are on drugs. Just ask Shapelle
Corby and The Bali Nine. After seeing
what’s happened to them, why on earth would you risk it?
I’ll tell you why; because you’re a fourteen
year old, spoilt little brat that has nothing better to do, and thinks, in
typical Gen Y fashion, that he can get away with it. At fourteen years of age, his head would be
so firmly shoved up his own arse, that he would have no clue of the consequences awaiting him if he were to be caught.
I wonder if that’s what he’s thinking now? I wonder how he felt, alone in a jail cell in
over the past months, facing the possibility of jail time in a foreign country.
In jails that are notoriously violent and cruel.
I wonder if he regret’s buying that pot now? I wonder if he’s learned his lesson?
I doubt it.
The Herald Sun reported yesterday that the Bali
Boy, who had told an Indonesian court that he was sorry and remorseful, was
making gestures from his home to the media scrum, and his father was laughing
and taking photos.
One would think that not the behaviour of
someone that was sorry and ashamed of what he had done.
One would think that’s the behaviour of a
dickhead. The end.
Now the father has come out today and declared
that his son has ‘matured’ and is indeed sorry for what he has done.
Yeah.
Right. Clearly Daddy didn’t
appreciate the bad publicity from the previous day.
I wonder when Daddy will realise that everyone
is just laughing at his son, because he’s become a joke.
What will the future hold for this boy? Well, after his fifteen minutes of fame has
passed, he will disappear into oblivion like the other Gen Y dickhead that
stole headlines some time ago: Corey Worthington.
Where is that clown now?
Here’s a question for you: who fucken cares?
Get over yourself, Bali Boy, and get out of our
faces. We’re done.
Peace out.
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