Diplomatic imunity

[Shadowferal]

First things first...A severe beating doesn't equate to a spanking.
And that's what this kid got; a beating.

Spankings don't even leave bruises. And you don't spank a 15 year old.

[Ebalina]

True. You are immune to that countries laws.
You aren't however, immune to your own countries laws. And you will still be arrested/put to trial if you commit harsher crimes.
Diplomatic immunity these days is about not getting arrested for laws you didn't know about that are minor.
Running a red light? No big deal. Killing that homeless man? You'll go to prison, just not by our court of law!

Corrupt nations will have no problem not charging them though.

Ahahahahahaha how naive are you?
No diplomat that ever got accused of anything got a full extend of the law on him even if he was trial in his country.
No one ever unless he commits genocide i don't see any one ever been jailed put on trial because their son murdered some one not even the son will be procecuted to the full extend of the law in his own country because he is a son of a high end diplomat.

Get real and down to earth.

[icausewipes]

It can always be revoked.....

ready to post the same vid.

[May90]

Diplomatic immunity makes some sense, since there are countries with very stupid laws and diplomats just wouldn't be able to work there - take North Korea, for example, where being a diplomat would be a suicide without immunity.

But then, the potential for abuse is soooooooooooooooooo huge...

[Tuor]

The twins finally gave na interview, you can see it here --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcNqOEeNhj8

They say this happens all days, one thing i can guarantee them, not to the point of sending someone to hospital in coma.