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Please elaborate. Why is it stupid?
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I don't think we're discussing Islam or the best way to destroy it in this thread. You and I, specifically, were discussing why forgiving someone who wronged you is stupidity. Would you like to answer that?
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Your NOT talking about FORGIVENESS, your only concern is your self righteousness. Don't give me this shit about forgiveness, when we're really talking about YOU thinking your sooooooooooo evolved compared to everyone else. And we're specifically talking about the issue of the man being raped and then being a fool about. | |||
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Well he served 4+ years in prison and was deported. So according to the country with jurisdiction, yes he has been punished. The guy we're speaking of feels guilty because he feels the deportation is a second punishment, after the guy had already served time. We Americans can relate to that with how we feel about double jeopardy.
And I don't think I'm being particularly self righteous. I do think you guys are being assholes about this and making it a big joke. Which happens far too often when men are victims of sexual assault. And you didn't answer my question. | ||
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meh has nothing to do with forgiveness, self-righteousness or even time served really. It's a matter of prevention. As a victim you see to it that the person isn't just let go to do it to someone else tomorrow (literally). In this case the perpetrator was incarcerated and then kicked out of the country, proportionately correct under the circumstances of the case. His victims guilt is his own confusion, likely brought on by his progressive ideals.
As for executing such people, this would only result in a new assassin class to say the least. Hire an assassin to seduce someone, they cry rape, the mark is executed by the state. I can see a lot of flaws in disproportionate sentences, and likely leading to other such improper uses of justice such as executing the victim like they do under sharia law. Any form of acceptable disproportionate extremism leads to a disproportionate counter extremism eventually, a cause and effect result. Western law is more based upon an eye for an eye, where as such executions under disproportionate measure within modern law practice I only know of by examples of sharia law, at least as practiced culturally among a number of countries rather than some often odd local law standards (e.g. laws of the wild west etc).
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