Saudi woman arrested for witchcraft by "religious police" sentenced to death

Discussion in 'Politics & Religion' started by stOx, Oct 11, 2008.

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    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/7244579.stm

    I can't wait 'till we no longer need oil and we can leave these disgusting theocracies to rot. This is what happens when a nations morality is derived from primitive religious dogma and not rational secularist thought.
     
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    pizzaman Active Member

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    if this wasn't so bad it would be funny. she should threaten to make the king impotent.
     
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    homebizseo Peon

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    So she broke the law. Its called prochoice and she chose for her abortion.
     
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  4. stOx

    stOx Notable Member

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    So you think she is guilty of witchcraft?
     
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    homebizseo Peon

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    I don't know. I don't believe I met her on my travels. The middle east is not a place to be liberal.
     
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  6. stOx

    stOx Notable Member

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    do you think it's possible to be guilty of witchcraft? dug yourself a bit of a hole here haven't you, And in such a small amount of posts too.
     
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  7. homebizseo

    homebizseo Peon

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    #7
    I have not dug my self in a hole.


    Do I think or the people of Saudi think? The people in the middle east is what matters. She was tried, signed a confession from what I read from the source you provided. So do I think she was convicted.....My answer is yes based on what I read from the link you provided.
     
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    #8
    As the saying goes "Pigs will remain Pigs"... understand it in your own words :)
    Or maybe those who are not so adept with idiomatic sayings:
    "If you need a terrorist, go to the middle East"

    Yes mate, the day the West stops buying oil from these barbarians, they will rot on the streets, their billion dollar mansions would crumble to dust. They think the West relies on them, no way. They rely on the west for each single penny. Unless they can survive somehow by eating the desert sand and drinking their crude oil.
     
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    stOx Notable Member

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    i'm asking you if you think being guilty of witchcraft is at all possible because, after all, you did say "she broke the law", And as the law that they are claiming she broke is a law against witchcraft i'm asking you if you think it is possible to be guilty of witchcraft, and as an extension of that if she actually did "break a law" or not - Need it dumbed down any more or are you going to have a go at answering the question?
     
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  10. homebizseo

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    I think i would defend her based on my humor.
    i would have her put a curse on the judge to go in effect if he finds her guilty. and ask the judge if he believes that there is a curse on him or not
     
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    I'm not asking you if she was found guilty, I'm asking you if you actually think she could be guilty, In reality, of the crime she is accused of. The crime of causing impotence through magic spells.

    In other words, Do you think she actually done that? Do you think she made a man impotent through magic?

    She was found guilty in court. But i don't think she could possibly be guilty of the crime in reality because it's impossible to cause impotence through magic spells.

    N.B; I see you did need it dumbed down further.
     
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    "The illiterate woman was detained by religious police in 2005 and allegedly beaten and forced to fingerprint a confession that she could not read."

    "The woman was tried for the undefined crime of witchcraft and that her conviction was on the basis of the written statements of witnesses who said that she had bewitched them."

    "The confession which the defendant was forced to fingerprint was not even read out to her, the group says."

    Talk about a fair trial; huh? :rolleyes:
     
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    The Saudi fam should be kicked out and USA should stop supporting them. Guilty to the most crazy laws in the Arab world yes but do you think a Saudi Prince will get the same punishment? Its just sick!
     
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    I answered what you asked. I think you are good at through out insults behind the screen.

    Practicing witchcraft and other religions is a crime punishable by death.Being an atheist is punishable by death. They have alot of laws punishable by death. If you travel there try not to stickout in a crowd and hire an armed guide. Do not make eye contact with others,...especially the women.
     
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    You didn't answer anything, You cowardly evaded it, yet again. Here is the question again; Do you think she could really, Actually, Have been guilty (read as; actually perpetrated the crime) of causing impotence by magic? It's a very simple question homebiz. After-all, This is the crime she has been found guilty of, It's important that we establish if you think she could have actually done it.

    the same question in an even infantile way; do you think the lady made a mans winky go limp through magic spells?

    On a side note, most people would be too embarrassed to feign idiocy to get out of answering a simple question. I guess your dishonesty and cowardice know no depth.

    you'll be pleased to know that after we have established if you think magic spells are possible we will get on to your abhorrent lack of condemnation regarding the forced statement, beatings and then execution of an illiterate woman for such a non crime. So you have even more dismantling of your flawed character to look forward to. This is going to be a bad thread for you. If at any point you want revise anything you have said in order to get out of your inevitable destruction, feel free.
     
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    #17
    You are a m_ _ _ _



    I will answer it again



    I don't think a person could cause impotence through practicing witchcraft.
     
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    This is story is horrible, she did not & could not get a fair trial:(
     
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    If you are going to attempt an insult have the courage not to censor yourself, it kind of takes the edge of it, There's a good lad.

    So if you don't think she couldn't possibly have caused impotence through magic you must think that this is a travesty of justice, considering that one of the crimes she was found guilty of was specifically causing impotence through magic. I don't see how this can fit in with your statement that "she broke the law" when, By your own admission, it's a law that is impossible to break as the very thing that is illegal is a physical impossibility.

    I love how being forced to give an honest answer makes you angry. It exposes the type of person you are in a more compelling way than anything i could say.
     
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    I am not angry. I answered it three time and then you stated I did not answer your question. I then wrote it real big. You know the same answer I listed before.



    I was not on the jury. There are many crimes in the Middle East that are not crimes in the west.
     
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