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@Shila
Certainly comes a bundle, speaks in tongues, no explanation necessary.
Pakistani court sentences woman to death for WhatsApp ‘blasphemy’
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@zedvictor4
Too late to save the lady in Pakistan.
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@Shila
Yes, pays not to focus too much on an individual.
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@zedvictor4
Especially a woman in a Muslim country.
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@Shila
Such is the benefit of the burqa.
Keep it all under wraps.
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@zedvictor4
It didn’t help to wrap her mouth up.
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@Shila
True, sometimes access is needed...The provision of a flap would facilitate oral requirements...Dental hygiene is one example.
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@zedvictor4
She was charged with WhatsApp blasphemy.
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@Shila
Yes, such is the wonder of the digital age.
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@zedvictor4
It was not the digital age that sentenced her. It was a Pakistani court.
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@Shila
Well, "sentenced" as in sentenced, but also sentenced by technology.
Just think, what will life be like when we are also denied freedom of thought.
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@zedvictor4
Follow the case closely.
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@Shila
Yes, took a look and it seems that in Pakistan big old men with big beards regularly get a kick out of sentencing young women to death.
Such is sexual perversion and socially engrained misogyny...Such is Pakistan and not Canada, nor the UK?...Nope unfortunately British society in certain communities is rife with sexual deviants of Pakistani origin.
Hmmmm...Moral of the story for Pakistani women is, keep your thoughts to yourself...Perhaps I should too.
Which isn't to say that I do not know highly respectable persons of of Pakistani origin...I worked with many.
And of course are White European or Afro-Caribbean communities any better in comparison?...Hmmmm, requires statistical analysis.
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@zedvictor4
Looks like dogs fare better than women in Pakistan.
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@EphemeralZeb
Serious topics like blasphemy laws and online speech should be discussed with care, facts, and respect. It also shows why digital platforms, even searches like instapro 2 latest version, need responsible use and clear awareness.
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@daddy824
That’s why the courts in Pakistan have announced the woman’s blasphemy charges.
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@Shila
I wonder what EphemeralZeb makes of it.
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@zedvictor4
The courts caught her blasphemous comments before it was deleted.
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@Shila
Well, I expect that it was a dedicated blasphemous comments catcher, in search of another pseudo-sexual experience.
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@zedvictor4
You are just as blasphemous.
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@Shila
If one is atheist, one cannot blaspheme.
Theists have a tendency to make up the blaspheming of others, for their own pseudo-sexual perversions.
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@zedvictor4
Even atheists can be found guilty of blasphemy when they commit it.
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@Shila
Yes, that is what I implied.
Such is the theists pseudo sexual perversion and their desire to involve everyone else in their vile schemes.
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@zedvictor4
Atheists have their own vile schemes.
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@Shila
Not as bad as coprophilia , watching backside circling and pseudo-sexual court sentencing in Pakistan.
Though as atheists do not subscribe to religious inhibitions, then vileness is an irrelevant concept somewhat.
Nonetheless, it is prudent to pay heed to social law, when scheming in a vile fashion.
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@zedvictor4
Pakistan's blasphemy laws and strict Islamic societal norms effectively make it impossible for atheists to be open about their beliefs without risking vigilante violence, state persecution, or the death penalty for apostasy.
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@Shila
Yep, so the moral of the story is, when in Rome do as the Romans do.
As trying to be a global social media clever dick, might get one into a whole lot of trouble.
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@zedvictor4
Especially in Pakistan.
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@Shila
Yes, especially women.
Did they let her off with just a flogging.
They would need to get their thrill somehow.
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@zedvictor4
Most of the women have appealed their cases and been freed.