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Originally Posted by Kymmy
States is irrelevant as you're talking about the sentancing there.. Murder is still murder wherever you are in the states and divorce is still divorce..
The worrying issue in this case is that someone has issued a divorce to this woman and that means she's happy to go have sex with an unmarried man (might be frowned upon but that's her business) Then all of a sudden she's sentanced to death for the same action in another part of the country. How can that be justified?? It should be one or the other.. The sooner Somalia gets a goverment (or invading army) in position the better it'll be  |
Its only irrelevant to you as it backs up your argument. Its relevant to me as it backs up mine and shows that in "civilised" societies there is differences in aspects of the law. Somalia do not need to justify it as its their law its not our place to force democracy and our laws and beliefs on the world. That I think would make us dictators and fascists to say the least.