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Why don't you just marry that survey, Maslo ? You appear to be in love with it.
Why are those laws ''extremist'' ?
The majority of Americans believe in poisoning, gassing, electrocuting or shooting murderers to death.
It's only cultural differences which define what a crime is, and how it should be punished.
If a ''moderate majority and extremist minority is a lie'', then how do you explain that the majority of Muslim countries do not stone adulterers or cut hands off thieves ?
Soraya Manutchehri, 1986, stoned to death in Iran after being falsely accused of adultery
Du’a Khalil Aswad, 2007, a 17-year-old stoned to death in Iraq
Murray Seidman, 2011, a 70 year old senior in Philadelphia, stoned to death by 28 year old John Thomas after allegedly making sexual advances towards the younger man. Thomas' defence is that he did it because The Bible says to stone homosexuals.[44]
Vali Azad,aged 30, in Gilan province, Iran, 2009.
Aisha Ibrahim Duhulow,aged 13 in Kismayo, Somalia, 2008.
Shano and Daulat Khan Malikdeenkhe,in Khwezai - Baezai area, Pakistan, 2008
Mahboubeh M. And Abbas H,at Behest-e Zahra cemetary, southern Teheran, Iran, 2006.The public was not invited to the stoning, and the incident where not reported to the media, howewer it was spread by word to mouth to a journalist and womans rights activist. The activist gathered information, and further exposed the happening to the world. In response to this, several womans rights activists, Lawyers and members of the Networks of Voulenteers went on to form the Stop Stoning Forever campaign to stop stoning in Iran.
Sara Jaffar Nimat, aged 11,in the town of Khanaqin, iraqi Kurdistan, 2007. She had been hit by bricks and stones, and burnt.
Jafar Kiani, in Agche - kand, a small village near Takestan, Iran, 2007.
Kurdistan Aziz, aged 16, iraqi kurdistan, 2008. She had been stoned in an act of "Honour" - killing.
People who were almost stoned:
Amina Lawal, sentenced to death by stoning in Nigeria in 2002, but freed on appeal
Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani sentenced to death by stoning in Iran in 2007, but sentence is under review
Safiya Husseini, sentenced to death by stoning in Nigeria but freed on appeal.[45].
Shaheen Abdel Rahman and Unnamed woman, in Fujeirah, United Arab Emirates, 2006