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Stoning man commiting adultery
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Meus
If this was about a woman the thread would be 10 pages by now easily
Well, if it happened in Nigeria you wouldn't hear a thing because it's not really a Muslim country. Like the fuss with Iran executing homosexuals had quite a lot of coverage but not much on Uganda in comparison. And that is still ignoring Mali, Nigeria, Burundi and Egypt.
adamrules247
Stoning's going a bit far, shooting would have been more appropriate. I have no sympathy for the two men, they shouldn't have been playing around.
It's not the states, nor anyone else's business what these individuals did/didn't, other then those that took part (assuming it's consensual).
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Z_Ahmed
Looking at it, it is a more traditional form of capital punishment. Also, shooting is not appropriate since the guy is just like a target being used for target practice.
Why do you have a problem with someone being used for target practice? I mean, you clearly don't have much respect for human life and human dignity because you proudly support the killing of people who merely engage in consensual sex.
******* hate people like this. My mother was just watching it downstairs and the fact that they'll air something like this just goes to show how backward these people are.
Tuning
Why do you have a problem with someone being used for target practice? I mean, you clearly don't have much respect for human life and human dignity because you proudly support the execution of those who merely engage in consensual sex.
Favouring capital punishment has nothing to do with dignity or human respect, stop putting capital punishment in the same boat as murder. May seem the same but are carried out in different ways.
If their law clearly states no engagement of sexual nature in their land then so be it, the occupants must abide since it's their law and their rules , Otherwise there are consequences.
WhereIsMyMind
It's not the states, nor anyone else's business what these individuals did/didn't, other then those that took part (assuming it's consensual).
Well I am afraid I have to disagree, he made a solemn vow and he broke it. He was going to hell either way.
bourney
Interestingly, the bible permits stoning as well.
"Let he who is without sin, cast the first stone!" as Jesus Christ said to those wishing to stone the woman caught in adultery.
"Let he who is without sin, cast the first stone!" as Jesus Christ said to those wishing to stone the woman caught in adultery.
Surely that's an example of Jesus prohibiting stoning? Anyway, thankfully most of the Christian world has moved on from where it was 600 years ago.
Z_Ahmed
Favouring capital punishment has nothing to do with dignity or human respect, stop putting capital punishment in the same boat as murder. May seem the same but are carried out in different ways.
If their law clearly states no engagement of sexual nature in their land then so be it, the occupants must abide since it's their law and their rules , Otherwise there are consequences.
If their law clearly states no engagement of sexual nature in their land then so be it, the occupants must abide since it's their law and their rules , Otherwise there are consequences.
I accept, and appreciate that. But I think even you need to accept the consequences are barbaric! I agree, the law is the law. But in any case, the law should serve the sole purpose of protecting the nation and it's populace. In the case with Mohamed Abukar Ibrahim, (assuming so), it was done in a private place with consenting individuals. I see NO NEED for the intervention of the state, let alone such a barbaric consequence.
Needless to say, I'm sure if a relative of yours was in that situation, you wouldn't be, 'it's the law'.
Tuning
Why do you automatically assume that someone who has a low opinion of Islam and its adherents is a supporter of the British National Party? I think that there are an array of legitimate reasons to condemn this repugnant ideology.
I am not talking about peoples opinion about Islam, I am laughing at his comments that Sharia law will become part of the UK's judicial system if we don't continue the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Only a BNP supporter can believe something like this.
adamrules247
Well I am afraid I have to disagree, he made a solemn vow and he broke it. He was going to hell either way.
Let's not forget that these individuals aren't elected and hold no accountable authority. As for him going to hell, that's on the assumption it exists.
Z_Ahmed
Favouring capital punishment has nothing to do with dignity or human respect, stop putting capital punishment in the same boat as murder. May seem the same but are carried out in different ways.
If their law clearly states no engagement of sexual nature in their land then so be it, the occupants must abide since it's their law and their rules , Otherwise there are consequences.
If their law clearly states no engagement of sexual nature in their land then so be it, the occupants must abide since it's their law and their rules , Otherwise there are consequences.
How can you talk about "the law" in a country which has been without government for close to two decades?
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