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I have a ds so maybe tomorrow.

Here's an ultimatum:

H.G.Wells wrote: if we don't end wars, wars will end us. I just tried to make a point, that I like this forum but hey no worries about me, I'll just fizzle out tomorrow.

Awww. Well, I don't know who you are, but I hope you don't leave for good.

Originally Posted by Kotonoha

Ultimatum

Fine

Originally Posted by Seika

"tl;dr: please troll me"?

Actually, this has some relevance. Learning to control your irritation with something, not making yourself a target and shouting it out for all to see. A valuable lesson for people to learn.

Fixed it.

Ultimatum

This is an ultimatum in itself...

"tl;dr: please troll me"?

Actually, this has some relevance. Learning to control your irritation with something, not making yourself a target and shouting it out for all to see. A valuable lesson for people to learn.

Pretty much every country in the world has retarded laws. It's ludicrous to say that someone cannot take photographs of something they're quite entitled to look at.

But, regardless, the penalty is massively disproportionate. In this country, you'd probably have the camera confiscated and that's about it.

Originally Posted by I3uster

It has nothing to do with that though. What they did was record military facilities, which counts as espionage pretty much everywhere in the world. So even if the penalty seems excessive, it's their own fault for doing something incredibly stupid.

I know. I'm not taking about the crime, but the punishment and verdict.

"Retarded law?" Pretty much every country in the world has this "retarded law" in some form. So it's not ignorance just stupidity.

Nemo censetur ignorare legem.

Rubbish. Recording a military facility from a public location with (presumably) no warning signs and no intent to spy is not espionage. It is not their fault at all, it is the fault of the Greek government for having such retarded laws and expecting them to know said laws.

It has nothing to do with that though. What they did was record military facilities, which counts as espionage pretty much everywhere in the world. So even if the penalty seems excessive, it's their own fault for doing something incredibly stupid.

I heard Greece does not like foreigners for now.

It's bullshit that's like if I spoke too loud in a library and got locked up for it and someone who stole some books would just have to pay a fee.

Doesn't matter if it's a "military area", they really shouldn't expect people to not take photos from a public site. And, certainly, to send someone to prison for 20 years for doing so is ludicrous.

It's just a ridiculously harsh penalty to cover up their incompetent security. If they were really terrorists or spies, then Greece is making it far too easy for them, whilst totally ruining the lives of innocent people. I mean, you spend less time in prison for murder.

No, taking pictures of a military area however is.

Even kids know this. So it's pretty much their own fault. Now they should hope for their embassy to bail em out.

What, taking photos from a public place is a "serious crime"?

Only if your country is run by morons who are only interested in making theirselves look good....