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Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
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http://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/iran-hangs-woman-killing-alleged-rapist-n233911

why the fuck is this news, yes it's ok to kill someone but not to rape them. funny about the irony of it all, fucking 'feminist' pieces of shit
Feminist? You don't think her sentence is an injustice?

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In his complaint, George Mallinckrodt, a psychotherapist assigned to the unit from 2008 to 2011, related a series of episodes, including the death of inmate Darren Rainey. The 50-year-old was placed in a small, enclosed, scalding-hot shower by guards and left unattended for more than an hour. He collapsed and died amid the searing heat, suffering severe burns when he fell, face up, atop the drain.

http://fcir.org/2014/05/21/miami-herald-allegations-of-abuse-of-mentally-ill-in-florida-prison/
 

ALC

Ohaulick
Oct 28, 2010
46,536
I agree that hanging has no place in the modern world, much less when it's done by a government as punishment. That's some middle age shit.

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In his complaint, George Mallinckrodt, a psychotherapist assigned to the unit from 2008 to 2011, related a series of episodes, including the death of inmate Darren Rainey. The 50-year-old was placed in a small, enclosed, scalding-hot shower by guards and left unattended for more than an hour. He collapsed and died amid the searing heat, suffering severe burns when he fell, face up, atop the drain.

http://fcir.org/2014/05/21/miami-herald-allegations-of-abuse-of-mentally-ill-in-florida-prison/
I didn't need that image in my head. So fucked up.
 

ALC

Ohaulick
Oct 28, 2010
46,536
Inmate mistreatment is pretty normal as far as I know. I haven't heard of anything like that but guards beating the shit out of inmates, turning a blind eye to stabbings and shit like that is common.
 

ZoSo

Senior Member
Jul 11, 2011
41,656
Feminist? You don't think her sentence is an injustice?
They execute people all the time over there, I don't see why she should get special treatment. Of course I generally don't agree with capital punishment but she did actually kill someone, which 'they' try to not make a big deal about, because 'apparently' she got raped, and of course rape is worse than murder.

According to Amnesty International, there were 156 death sentences passed and 360 executions carried out in Iran in 2011

Execution of women in Iran is less common, though 5 women were executed in Iran in 2011
It's all just feminist agenda to make a big scene about this kind of stuff.
 

Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
66,774
I mean like abuse of power by the various authorities, especially cops. Is it just being reported more now?

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They execute people all the time over there, I don't see why she should get special treatment. Of course I generally don't agree with capital punishment but she did actually kill someone, which 'they' try to not make a big deal about, because 'apparently' she got raped, and of course rape is worse than murder.



It's all just feminist agenda to make a big scene about this kind of stuff.
Well I agree, I just don't know if it's feminist agenda.
 

ZoSo

Senior Member
Jul 11, 2011
41,656
I mean like abuse of power by the various authorities, especially cops. Is it just being reported more now?

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Well I agree, I just don't know if it's feminist agenda.
Well yeah, since they actually executed her now.

Do you hear anything as much about men that get executed in Iran? Not that I think that should either, it just annoys me that they shove this pure agenda driven stuff down people's throats, especially to those that will just accept whatever.

It's not murder if it is self defense...the dictionary definition of murder is:

"the unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another." Self-defense is neither premeditated nor [should it be] seen as unlawful
Well she was hung for premeditated murder... whether that actually happened or 'self defense' :boh:
 

Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
66,774
Well yeah, since they actually executed her now.

Do you hear anything as much about men that get executed in Iran? Not that I think that should either, it just annoys me that they shove this pure agenda driven stuff down people's throats, especially to those that will just accept whatever.



Well she was hung for premeditated murder... whether that actually happened or 'self defense' :boh:
The first part was for ALC. But I don't disagree, I'm fucking tired though so I don't know what point I was trying to make anymore.
Yeah, I think it's just being reported more. Easier to make a big deal out of those cases with the internet being what it is.
But you Americans are some sick puppies.
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
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They execute people all the time over there, I don't see why she should get special treatment. Of course I generally don't agree with capital punishment but she did actually kill someone, which 'they' try to not make a big deal about, because 'apparently' she got raped, and of course rape is worse than murder.



It's all just feminist agenda to make a big scene about this kind of stuff.
I mean like abuse of power by the various authorities, especially cops. Is it just being reported more now?

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Well I agree, I just don't know if it's feminist agenda.
it's definitely feminist propaganda, somehow she shows up with a knife to the appt and stabs the dude in the BACK!

heres their version: http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2014/10/25/383554/iranian-woman-executed-for-murder/

also US has no place telling anyone not to execute people
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,502
She bought a knife two days earlier and stabbed him in the back, no shit she planned to kill him, whether it was as revenge for alleged rape or not, it's murder. Not exactly like some kind of self defence kill during a rape.
 

Ocelot

Midnight Marauder
Jul 13, 2013
18,943
I think what the article tries to highlight is that raping women often goes unpunished in the country and there's no legal way for the victims to get justice.

Still, the way the article is written is seriously flawed.
 

king Ale

Senior Member
Oct 28, 2004
21,689
it's definitely feminist propaganda, somehow she shows up with a knife to the appt and stabs the dude in the BACK!

heres their version: http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2014/10/25/383554/iranian-woman-executed-for-murder/

also US has no place telling anyone not to execute people
There's no "their" version actually, that is the correct version. It's really annoying that everything is forced to become a polarity of people vs Islamic republic by the western media and the opposition groups active inside and outside of Iran. The court decided (correctly) that the girl murdered the guy and that the murder was not an act of self-defense (again correctly and based on the evidence including the girl's words). Then it was all up to the victim's family whether to forgive her or not (if they had, she would not have been executed, no matter how cruel and violating of women's right Iran's regime is). The guy clearly wanted to have sex with the girl and the girl clearly resisted, but there is no evidence of using force by the guy. The door was not locked and the guy was doing his prayers when the girl stabbed him in the back with a 25 cm knife, opened the door and escaped. But the feminist propaganda had to start, the US and other western governments had to condemn the government for turning a "guilty" verdict (after 7 years of prosecution), the victim was called names and his family were ridiculed and resented, if there was any hope that the victim's family would forgive the girl, the feminists and other human rights groups made sure that it's not going to happen because guess what? They are happily celebrating having more "reasons" to make the already horrendous image of the Iranian government/regime even scarier: "A girl wanted to defend herself against rape and now they are executing her". Last thing they could care about was the girl's life who committed a murder (for god knows what reason) when she was 19 and could have been still living today if her case had not become another distasteful repetitive story of how barbaric rapist Islamic regimes treat women all over the world.

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I think what the article tries to highlight is that raping women often goes unpunished in the country and there's no legal way for the victims to get justice.
Well that's clearly BS. Rape has the ultimate punishment in Iran: execution. It's the only crime in which the victim has no say in the final verdict, that is he/she is not given the right to forgive the rapist (even though in the case of homicide for example, the Islamic law gives the right to the murdered person's family to forgive the murderer).
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
70,837
There's no "their" version actually, that is the correct version. It's really annoying that everything is forced to become a polarity of people vs Islamic republic by the western media and the opposition groups active inside and outside of Iran. The court decided (correctly) that the girl murdered the guy and that the murder was not an act of self-defense (again correctly and based on the evidence including the girl's words). Then it was all up to the victim's family whether to forgive her or not (if they had, she would not have been executed, no matter how cruel and violating of women's right Iran's regime is). The guy clearly wanted to have sex with the girl and the girl clearly resisted, but there is no evidence of using force by the guy. The door was not locked and the guy was doing his prayers when the girl stabbed him in the back with a 25 cm knife, opened the door and escaped. But the feminist propaganda had to start, the US and other western governments had to condemn the government for turning a "guilty" verdict (after 7 years of prosecution), the victim was called names and his family were ridiculed and resented, if there was any hope that the victim's family would forgive the girl, the feminists and other human rights groups made sure that it's not going to happen because guess what? They are happily celebrating having more "reasons" to make the already horrendous image of the Iranian government/regime even scarier: "A girl wanted to defend herself against rape and now they are executing her". Last thing they could care about was the girl's life who committed a murder (for god knows what reason) when she was 19 and could have been still living today if her case had not become another distasteful repetitive story of how barbaric rapist Islamic regimes treat women all over the world.

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Well that's clearly BS. Rape has the ultimate punishment in Iran: execution. It's the only crime in which the victim has no say in the final verdict, that is he/she is not given the right to forgive the rapist (even though in the case of homicide for example, the Islamic law gives the right to the murdered person's family to forgive the murderer).

:tup:

i suspected as much, though with "There's no "their" version actually, that is the correct version." you are sounding turk :p
 

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