How to avoid the death penalty in Singapore Step 1: Dont have any illegal drugs on you. Step 2: read step 1 again.

@felicialartey8865

Ай бұрын

Also a good tip travellers: when travelling always unpack your your own bag in the hotel and dont take any gift or items from other people!!!!

@mypapaya590

6 күн бұрын

What if you’ve been scammed on the plane? What if the person slip the drug into your bag without you or anyone else knowing? 😮

When he gives the durian analogy, please observe very carefully at "manufacturers". For a split second you can see Walter White in the animation.. Subtle.. 😂😅🤣

@jeff5lee

Жыл бұрын

jesse, we need to make produce durian but weed flavour

@sunitprasad3730

Жыл бұрын

@@jeff5lee yeah, science Mr. White..

@verycursedplane6557

10 ай бұрын

I mean drug production is also punishable by death in Singapore so sounds right

Based Singapore, I wish the UK would adopt these laws.

@johndavis8669

3 ай бұрын

But they rather listen to criminals like in the USA

@michaelqu

Ай бұрын

Same here in USA

@249cubegame

29 күн бұрын

Yes there should be SG laws in UK!

Lot of drug addicts in these comments lmao

I dunno why I like this guy a lot 😂

dont accept any requests to transport items u dont know whats inside.

nice touch on inserting a Breaking Bad reference on the drug manufacturer, had to slow down the video to see again.

15 grams of heroin is a lot!

man, what a thumbnail, straight to the fucking point huh

It’s interesting to watch Josephus speak. As a lawyer, his spoken English is so clear.

The law must take its course. To get a death sentence, the legal process is very thorough in Singapore.

@El-Dorado930

Жыл бұрын

I doubt it. Singapore is about the law of rule, not the rule of law. Most Asian countries just don't have that same respect for the sanctity of human life that is common in the west

@michaellee3314

Жыл бұрын

@@El-Dorado930 Looks like you just made a statement without facts. How on earth the Western world got more respect for the sanctity of human lives? Throughout history, they have been the war mongers. When the US dropped 2 atomic bombs, thousands perished. Is this your idea of respect for human lives. Wake up will you?

@El-Dorado930

Жыл бұрын

@@michaellee3314 That was then, this is now. You want to talk history we can talk about Genghis Khan, Japan's invasion of China etc...

@michaellee3314

Жыл бұрын

@@El-Dorado930 You want to talk about now? The war in Ukraine, do you even know which countries provoked it? AFGHANISTAN- you think the Americans care the damn about the people of Afghanistan? Now, those war mongers are trying to spark a war betw China and Taiwan. Many lives will be lost. You thonk the Western world care the damn? What rubbish western sanctity of human lives you are babbling about?

@El-Dorado930

Жыл бұрын

@@michaellee3314 Dude, you're all over the place. People want to live in the west because we have due process and believe all are equal. Our systems aren't perfect, true. But our governments aren't going to sue and bankrupt you in court if you criticize them like yours. And the only ones warmongering is the Chinese communist part which has threatened to invade Taiwan. Singapore could learn a lot from Taiwan which is quite morally advanced, for an Asian country at least.

If a stranger tells you to do something, say, "No way in hell."

Keep it up

thanks for the video. Now i can escape the death penalty

All the countries must implement such laws

@pcbenutzer6651

Жыл бұрын

No

@up2me967

6 ай бұрын

No, you and like-minded fachists can not govern over other people's body and consciousness.

@springkaan2876

2 ай бұрын

​​@@pcbenutzer6651countries that don't implement these kind of laws, for drugs will most likely end up having allot more crimes , as majority of crimes are drug-related

Good video thanks

0:37 is that Michael Jackson as an importer? Lol

0:38 walter white🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

My country needs to do this even though I hate the death penalty.

@Afth26

Жыл бұрын

Bruh! Which country you’re from.

@justinrajeck7339

Жыл бұрын

Yeah then you kinda have to kill teens

@philipharris-smith5889

Жыл бұрын

@@Afth26 UK

@giovannigiorgio2262

Жыл бұрын

@@philipharris-smith5889 get over it u guys protect the criminals 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@nomate3218

Жыл бұрын

@@philipharris-smith5889 u silly goon the death penalty is too harsh

fuck no they better not be weighing my drugs with the damn packet like he di that sugar

@colonelfustercluck486

5 ай бұрын

that was simply to give the average person an idea of what 15 grams of sugar looks like, and that it roughly translates into approx. 15 grams of drugs. It was not for evidential purposes of any sort.

Human nature is to trust and help. What if somebody secretly drops in something illegal in the bags of an unsuspecting traveller to retrieve later after clearing customs. My worry is many innocents may loose their lives.

@samhwwg

Жыл бұрын

Firstly, human nature is to doubt, not trust. Anyone who believes in rhetorics of trust and help really needs reality checks. Secondly, the quantity of drugs that warrants a death sentence is quite big, those quantities almost certainly are drug smugglers, not just users, one can check out the quantity easily on the internet.

@iansmith3406

Жыл бұрын

If they did that it would be caught on a security camera

@hartonolee

Жыл бұрын

@@narvin3 I would argue that such a case where somebody puts drug in your bag to frame you would be more likely in countries where there is a more tolerant drug policy. Do you know how much a person has to hate you? In order to get drug illicitly in singapore, and still want to put into your bag? He would be putting his entire life on the line to frame you.

@richardcoats6430

Жыл бұрын

@@samhwwg 15 grams isn't big.

@stud6414

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. I would NEVER go to Singapore

Saudi Arabia too

sugar is actually the most addictive substance in the world bruh.

@rileygshep7606

2 жыл бұрын

And alcohol is just as addictive

@DymonBeats

2 жыл бұрын

sugar makes people go homeless and sell all they're belongings for it?

@mamapapa5860

2 жыл бұрын

@@DymonBeats sugar is more addictive than cocaine but it is not a chronic addiction like cocaine. easier to quit sugar addiction than cocaine. more addictive is not same as more difficult to quit.

@verycursedplane6557

2 жыл бұрын

Very funny u all

@polarspirit

2 жыл бұрын

@@DymonBeats why not? I've seen diabetic patients selling everything for insulin

"ICE"Chewing gum is also banned.

Singapore drug laws are way too kind

They should be judged blindfolded regardless of age and stature.

Do Singapore laws also apply to Singapore citizens while abroad? Meaning, if a Singaporean citizen consumes drugs while outside the country and there is evidence such as photos, will this person be punished when returning to Singapore? This could very well be a valid point since most Western countries either legalized cannabis consumption or simply don‘t really charge you as long as it is within certain limits and for personal use only

War on drugs should be done in each state in the world

I am very glad I do not have to be worried about these things here. My son will not be approached by drug sellers at the school gate. In some countries, students who do not smoke cannabis are seen as outsiders, as weird. I was shocked When I first travelled to the US I was shocked learning how many there are literally 24/7 mildly stoned.

@krollpeter

2 жыл бұрын

@Kim I agree with you, but they will explain to us precisely the opposite.

@FactStorm

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing wrong with responsible recreational drug use any an adult. Humanity is stupid, it outlaws things and makes bizarre laws that backfire.

@krollpeter

2 жыл бұрын

@@FactStorm Looking at the US, everything is wrong with recreational drug use.

@FactStorm

2 жыл бұрын

@Kim It's not physically addictive, doesn't promote unemployment & doesn't make you feel dumb.. You know nothing about weed, you tried it once and had a bad experience so you judge it this way? lol You have no evidence for all the claims you made. Promotes unemployment yet billions of dollars are made in a place like Colorado lmao

@notana.i9423

Жыл бұрын

@@FactStorm Yes there is. Long term weed use is connected with iq drop and in some cases psychosis. Stop being a pothead lol

I guess if you don’t want a death penalty sentence, then don’t commit the crime, everyone knows the laws in Singapore.

this is what we need today in korea

You get what you deserve!!!

0:38 Nice.

I'm a guy but I want Josephus Tan to have my children. He is so handsome. :)

Wow. What crime watch should be. Thks

Compassion is the enemy of true justice

Takeaway: some people are addicted to Durian. Of course.. 😂

sorry but themusic mood is really too "carnival" for a serious topic

Ain't no one gonna commend about the pronunciation of 'sachet'.

0:49

i thought singapore is a peaceful country!

@giovannigiorgio2262

Жыл бұрын

shut up drug dealer 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@soulfuzz368

Жыл бұрын

It is! Contrary to popular belief they actually don’t execute that many people because it turns out that dying is actually a really good deterrent! Just for a fun comparison the city I live in had more deadly overdoses in one weekend than Singapore executed in an entire year. One weekend!

@wafiqnasna4638

Жыл бұрын

America must be peacefull then because people are free and drugs are everywhere

Please do not travel to the country when one cannot respect the country's law and sovereign. Travel only to those country that you are comfortable to abide to its law. Singaporean do not want its country to become the paradise of drugs addicts and drug trafficking.

I support the death penalty as a Singaporean as this will warn drug traffickers to think twice about smuggling drugs into Singapore and it will keep us safe

I think you should be punished AFTER you actually committed the crime and not just simply bringing something in. I think you should be at least allowed to give up the drugs (if found upon arrival in Singapore) and be sent back without any charges, perhaps ban this person from entering Singapore in the future if they’re afraid. Because there could be cases of fraud and people stuffing things in other people’s baggages…

@OleLeik

11 ай бұрын

If you get caught in the custom you have already committed the crime when entering the area carrying drugs It has been some years, but last time I was there I saw a large poster with a nice drawing of a gallows and their policies on drug smuggling stated rather clear in multiple languages - and a metal box where one could drop any illegal drug without questions asked before entering the custom area. If people ignored that and got caught there, well...

@verycursedplane6557

10 ай бұрын

You are in Singapore territory with the intention to sell. In Singapore the abatement or conspiracy to a crime is punishable with the same punishment as committing it. You are in Singapore land, committed the offence of drug trafficking

Is no one going to mention snoop dogg 😆😆😆

most funniest must be cannabis hanging , those in the states laughing

@BarkerMC

2 жыл бұрын

Laugh all you want

@reubentoh5427

2 жыл бұрын

@@BarkerMC bruh

so on planet earth more people have died from possessing marijuana than actually overdosing on it.

@soulfuzz368

Жыл бұрын

To be fair I think it’s debatable if most potheads are really alive at all. 😉

Full support for the S'pore govt in this regard👍👍👍

@mohamedsahiribrahim9598

Жыл бұрын

👍

It's good to have strong laws preventing ppl from taking or selling drugs

No leniency to drug traffickers. Execute them all.

@DogeMultiverse

2 жыл бұрын

same for durian traffickers

Just legalize weed

Absolutely agree.

@FactStorm

2 жыл бұрын

On what?

so sad. what's wrong with drugs, if they don't bother anyone then let them be... just like alcohol. If you causing harm and making troubles while high intoxicated then makes sense. I feel like they should legalize marijuana and psychedelic, it's safer than alcohol.

@hazruladibazra333

2 жыл бұрын

Nope...drugs are still bad...it ruins families and society...asia already have high enough crime rate...legalizing drugs makes it worse tbf

@soulfuzz368

Жыл бұрын

If you traveled to Singapore you would see the difference immediately. Maybe you wouldn’t prefer it but I think it’s cool that the earth has a wide variety of cultures. Wanting them to be the same is boring.

Full support for the death penalty for drug offenses.

@BPchadlite

2 жыл бұрын

Singapore, can produce bankers and engineers but has a population with complete S for brains. Lets drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes but murder people for far less harmful drugs.

@aldinlim

2 жыл бұрын

@@BPchadlite drugs that fk ur life up yeah why not.

@BPchadlite

2 жыл бұрын

@@aldinlim It is fairly evident to anyone with a basic understanding of the scientific literature that drugs such as Cannabis or hallucinogens don't 'fk up' the life of individuals or society at large. There is no moral justification for murdering people who trade in either.

@kenwdesouza

2 жыл бұрын

@@BPchadlite I think you have a good case. Please do bring in 1kg of Cannabis to Cantoment Police Station. Argue your scientific facts in court. We need people like you to make changes to the laws... You might be a life changer for many people. Please help us!!

@shahidahhashim9100

2 жыл бұрын

@@BPchadlite Looks like someone's trying to justify the use of drugs. are you perhaps a consumer? or even better, a drug trafficker?

i support the death penalty for experimental drugs on human.

You know I'm bored asf HAHA.. I want to try go Malaysia.. then buy basil leaf compress it into a brick and make it look like weed and smuggle it and get caught on purpose.. basil leaf is nothing

You tattoo so nice ler

@giovannigiorgio2262

Жыл бұрын

no

Whoever disagrees with death penalty for drug trafficking just agrees to pass the death sentence on to the abusers

@BPchadlite

2 жыл бұрын

Stupid reasoning typical of Singaporean - Cannabis and Psilocybin Mushrooms are non-lethal, the government will still murder you for it.

@direstorm1

2 жыл бұрын

@@BPchadlite drugs bring about social issues that will become deep rooted over time. I would rather not open doors to any possibility and have a part of my tax money going towards social welfare to pay for drug related social issues. There are better ways to spend our tax money, e.g Covid support for businesses. Capital punishments for drug related crimes are staying.

@ruthlim1285

2 жыл бұрын

@@direstorm1 No need to argue with them. In their eyes they just see this as lack of freedom and us as stupid. Because they won’t respect other cultures and ideologies beyond theirs. We Singaporeans know and appreciate these laws. They don’t need to stay nor come here if they want to abuse drugs themselves. Even US themselves have business abusing Opiod overdose to profit from their own people. Nor to mention opium wars. Drugs has been used as a tool for those in power used to control and exploit those who abuse them. My dad was once a drug abuser. Took him so much effort to quit and because of that I hate drugs. Many drug abusers here have rehabilitation services available.

@menzeus4293

2 жыл бұрын

@@ruthlim1285 they just dont understand because they were never the victim of opium war. they stand on the moral high ground claiming us eastern countries abusing human right of freedom but they never know how many lives lost and destroyed by drug. we learn our lesson from the past of china ruined by the opium war and we do not want to be like that, and this seems to be a problem to westerners, which i dont understand.

@ruthlim1285

2 жыл бұрын

@@menzeus4293 Cause they are always right and greatest. Because equality. Though I have not been through WW2, I will always remember in history how our wonderful free and great colonial masters surrendered us in 7 days. I understand each for their own, just don’t judge and disrespect others culture and ideology cause no one is a saint.

It's a fucking plant

How many people die from cannabis ? Get back to me when you have made up an answer .

@OleLeik

10 ай бұрын

Plenty, although they did not die due to overdosing on cannabis, but the outcome of mixing it with other drugs or doing dangerous actions while high.The downplaying of it being a actual drug and its indirect dangers, is a huge problem. It trivialises the drug and its associated harm potensial which leads to people abusing it and - even worse - legitimises a self-denial of abuse and recklessness which is way too common in the pot head circles All of this is of course somewhat irrelevant. Its use might be legalized or at least decriminalized in the West, but it's an illegal drug in places like Singapore and dealt with as such . If you get caught being in possession of it you can potentially face a caning, prison time - or a date with the hangman. At this point it dont really matter that you cannot overdose on the none synthetic stuff and it being less dangerous and harmful than alcohol

First comment

I agree with the real drugs, but for over marihuana?? Thats a joke.

@Tringapore-Singapore

4 ай бұрын

Marihuanna is dangerous

I support the death penalty for mRnA drug traffickers.

fail english moment. sa-shay becomes sa-CHET!

How about fentanyl? From my reading China is involved with fentanyl. Is that the reason for not mentioning this deadly drug?

This is such a wildly asinine position to hold as a country. While I understand proximity to countries that have large amounts of drug exports, and the desire to distance itself from the types of crime usually affiliated with drug trafficking; Singapore's (and Malaysia's) handling of drug laws is indicative of gross failure at a sociological level as a country. Killing/extensively punishing drug users on the basis of fear that drug use will have a disastrous effect on a society, is heinously unethical. Blanket policy banning patterns of nonviolent (or directly harmful to others) behavior in general are unethical, regardless of situation, let alone execution for such behavior. Can someone destroy their life due to drug use? Absolutely, but that does not mean they should not be afforded the right to make decisions regarding their personal wellbeing on their own. A majority of recreational drug users do not have an addiction to said substances, however puzzling that fact may be to people who are conditioned to irrationally fear drugs at a young age. That being said, some people do get addicted; just like some people get addicted to alcohol, food, cigarettes, gambling, porn, etc. It is a society's job not to shun or punish, and especially not execute those who are afflicted by such addictions; but instead to support and help these people, so that they can overcome such afflictions. To properly educate them, so they know the real dangers of their actions and behaviors, and so that they know what they can do when they need help, and also so that they can identify when they need help in the first place. Punishing people for behaving in a particular way, which society deems detrimental is again, grossly unethical. It shows a society that is built on the backbone of fear and henceforth control, whereas society should be built on freedom and human rights. To throw away a boat out of fear as to where that boat might take you is unethical, illogical, and a waste of yours and everyone else's life. While Singapore's streets may be clean, Singapore is a disgusting place.

@combinationova1400

2 жыл бұрын

The fact of the matter is, drug trafficking is the only crime that is executable. drug abusers don't get executed. Similarly, if people don't start, it won't become a problem

@TheRasheedWallace

2 жыл бұрын

@@combinationova1400 Yes but the problem is what they constitute as trafficking is significantly smaller than in normal countries. Not only that, but there is so little selling of drugs in the country, that a lot of users inevitably smuggle in themselves in smaller quantities but enough that you'll get literally killed by a country. It's absolutely insane, and you'd be ignorant to think that innocent people are not victims here. Also, realistically, there is no practical reason as to why recreational drugs should be banned in any country, let alone punishable by death; so dealers dying for something that shouldn't even be illegal is equally fucked up. It's additionally fucked up, but dealing drugs is one of the few outlets someone dealt a particularly bad hand can use to get ahead in life sometimes. It's like banning sex work, you're not gonna get rid of it, you're just gonna punish the people that do it

@noshitbro3722

2 жыл бұрын

we dont only look at the abuser, we look at the family of said abuser. a single addict is enough to destroy a family.

@supertruckertom

2 жыл бұрын

@@noshitbro3722 We survived, by shunning and casting out the addicts in our family. I absolutely despise Methamphetamine dealers.

@FactStorm

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly..humanity is screwed with its mentality. It creates problems when it comes to drugs and fuels violence and gangs when the solution is obvious; decriminalization and focusing on rehab.

Singapore may be developed from an infrastructure perspective, but it sure suffers from a primitive mindset.

@MrRavellon

Жыл бұрын

Why do you say that? What makes it primitive?

@FactStorm

Жыл бұрын

@@MrRavellon Gum, littering, and personal drug use are heavily punished, it is hardcore. No empathy..just authoritarianism.

@MrRavellon

Жыл бұрын

@@FactStorm why does that make it primitive?

@FactStorm

Жыл бұрын

@@MrRavellon Because they make it seem like these things are akin to murder. Non-violent offenders of all sorts need to be treated with empathy, understanding, corrective therapy of sorts..not taint their records forever, only to worsen their socio-economic situation. For example, the Portuguese model for drug use has been proving fruitful, it is evident..yet most countries have incompetent leaders who see private drug use on par with smugglers and violent cartels.

@MrRavellon

Жыл бұрын

@@FactStorm I'm pretty sure the punishment for murder is much greater than for littering or drug use. Death penalty is for drug trafficking. And drug trafficking is indeed akin to murder. Arguably, even worse, depending on where those drugs end up in the end. As for drug use, if it's wide spread it creates the demand. The demand draws in the supply. You can argue Singapore is too harsh on the matter. That's an opinion. I do not believe it is fair to call it primitive. The justice system over there is quite sophisticated.

the death penalty is immoral

@yip2454

2 жыл бұрын

selling drugs is immoral

@ellis9718

2 жыл бұрын

@@yip2454 how lol

@2judaspriest

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sabrina_Tea so can alcohol(the legal drug) which your government sells

@chrismc410

Жыл бұрын

Not really for certain crimes. Crimes so heinous and savage that no other punishment would be just ie: crimes of Hitler and company, Stalin, Heydrich, Eichmann, Pol Pot, child molestation more than once, rape more than once, committed those crimes if already in prison 20 years or more, preying on staff and/or inmates. Even the staunchest people against capital punishment would most likely make an exception in regards the aforementioned Hitlers and company, Stalins, Heydrichs, Eichmanns and Pol Pots of the world. What they did needs no further explanation. For the other category, those are people who are a huge threat on a more personal level, in some ways worse than mass murder/ genocide or they've proven to be incorrigible by preying on staff and/or other inmates in prison. Other than executing those people, what else can you do with such a person that hasn't been done already?

@giovannigiorgio2262

Жыл бұрын

shut up drug dealer 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Singapore needs to abolish the death penalty.

@giovannigiorgio2262

Жыл бұрын

shut up drug dealer 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@soulfuzz368

Жыл бұрын

If you went there to visit you would disagree, it’s a really nice place and this is a big part of the reason.

In another 50 to 100 years, all these drug laws might no longer exist so it's only a matter of time that things will change. As more and more countries start legalizing weed, I wonder how long more can the sg gov keep up with all these drug propagandas.

@verycursedplane6557

10 ай бұрын

Singapore has not done many things other countries have been doing. We have never legalised guns. Weed has been legal this whole time in so many other countries. Singapore has a reputation for doing what is right for itself. We will not follow the steps of others blindly. It’s ultimately Singapore and is Singaporeans who run it and no one else.

These laws are sick and the fact that this guy defends them is just baffling. I don’t care how close you are to the golden triangle, killing someone for trading drugs is despicable. Capital punishment needs to be abolished in general, but especially for these minor offences. This is ridiculous. Have you no shame defending this. Embarrassing.

@2judaspriest

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Drug war started by U.S but many other countries suffering from it

@mikek2337

2 жыл бұрын

I bet you wouldn’t say that if your 17 year old brother overdosed and died last night.

@mikek2337

2 жыл бұрын

I bet you wouldn’t say that if your 17 year old brother died of overdose last night.

@Bruce-yv9tm

2 жыл бұрын

No.

@zeccy337

Жыл бұрын

Let's talk about this. Is your problem with the death penalty in general, or the death penalty on drug trafficking specifically? I'm going to use logic to narrow the argument further. If the problem is with the death penalty in general, would you say that there's absolutely no instances which warrants the death penalty? If a man decides to go to a school and fatally shoot 200 people, before going to a nursing home and unloading a machine gun on all the old people, would you say that warrants a death penalty offence? My example is extreme but if you are firmly on the stance that the death penalty has absolutely no place in society, you would argue that even in the cases of horrific pre emptive, calculated, genocide or murder, the death penalty shouldn't be used.

I wanna feel what that cane feels like I’m Jesus Christ u know my love of pain