Re: Philippines Deports Mastermind of $33 Million Bitcoin Pyramid Scheme

Quote from: NavI_027 on October 07, 2018, 10:33:07 PM

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We reiterate our warning to all foreign criminals who are hiding in the country. The long arm of the law will eventually catch you and we will send you back to your homelands so you will be meted punishment for your crimes

Warning again? This is what I've usually noticed. In the foreign countries, our fellow Filipino will be sentenced to death after committing a crime whether intentional or just a self defense but when a foreigner committed a crime here they'll be just deported despite of the big damage they bring to us like this $33M scam. For me it is so disappointing, I don't know why it works like that? I think we should also let those bad people taste our own justice and not only leave it on others' authority.

Well, I admit that my knowledge is only limited when it comes to law and justice so maybe I'm wrong and just overreacting. I just hope our law doesn't only have long arms, it should be made of blazing iron too.

LMAO, you should know that there are different kinds of law on every respective country and not all laws created in different countries are the same law on your country. And one more thing the topic isn't about the Filipino's sentenced to death with the crimes that they made, it's about the fraudulent acts of Korean national who hides in the Philippines and now gets arrested because of the pyramiding scam that he created. This is not the proper forum to post butthurt messages on what you are talking about.