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    I'm not safe on my island
    Nikkei will still get me.

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    He can dance if he wants to

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16978938/?GT1=9033

    Dear lord what the hell?

    But i can't help but feel alot of negative news comes from the middle east, as if the media is trieng to make me think everything about the middle east is bad.

    paradox

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    Face lashes, thats way harsh. I assume that has the potential to disfigure ones face...

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    >_> They face lashings, like you face a jury. Not lashings of the face.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tonko
    >_> They face lashings, like you face a jury. Not lashings of the face.
    OIC >_>

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    Re: He can dance if he wants to

    Quote Originally Posted by Kuya
    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16978938/?GT1=9033

    Dear lord what the hell?

    But i can't help but feel alot of negative news comes from the middle east, as if the media is trieng to make me think everything about the middle east is bad.

    paradox

    But those guys aren't bad, they're our great friend remember?

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    Re: He can dance if he wants to

    Quote Originally Posted by Plow
    Quote Originally Posted by Kuya
    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16978938/?GT1=9033

    Dear lord what the hell?

    But i can't help but feel alot of negative news comes from the middle east, as if the media is trieng to make me think everything about the middle east is bad.

    paradox

    But those guys aren't bad, they're our great friend remember?
    Might wana specify who those guys are.

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    I find it interesting that they have a "religious police" force. I wonder if its a seperate entity from the general police force.

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    I think this is what our forefathers had in mind when they were talking about separation of church and state, not the bullshit people come up with today.

    We are so spoiled

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    Wow...

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    Being a religious police officer must be fucking awesome.

    <3 abuse of power

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    It's part of there law. i have no negative feelings at the punishment handed out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ace-o-fire
    It's part of there law. i have no negative feelings at the punishment handed out.
    Opinion time: Do you think the punishment fits the crime?

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    If I was a raving militant homosexual, I might think jail time and lashings to the face was acceptable for guys who danced with girls..

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    HE CAN LEAVE HIS FRIENDS BEHIND

    AND IF RTHEY DOJNT DANDE
    AND IF THEYD ONT DANCE

    THEN THEYRE NO FRIENDS OF MINE

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryko
    HE CAN LEAVE HIS FRIENDS BEHIND

    AND IF RTHEY DOJNT DANDE
    AND IF THEYD ONT DANCE

    THEN THEYRE NO FRIENDS OF MINE
    THANK YOU DRUNK RYKO

    I WAS WAITING FOR THAT

    safety dance ftw

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    You guys seem to pass it off as "Bah, it's their religion". It mentionned it's foreigners condemned, not locals. I'm guessing they arent islamic or else it wouldnt have made news.

    Basicly, the religious police enforces itself on peoples who dont even have that belief.

    Kinda like flogging tourists for not conforming.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drinhkinn
    You guys seem to pass it off as "Bah, it's their religion". It mentionned it's foreigners condemned, not locals. I'm guessing they arent islamic or else it wouldnt have made news.

    Basicly, the religious police enforces itself on peoples who dont even have that belief.

    Kinda like flogging tourists for not conforming.
    Kinda? certainly is, lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drinhkinn
    Kinda like flogging tourists for not conforming.
    At what point should a tourist conform though? I remember and incident awhile back with a tourist in an asian country who spit gum out on the street. It just so hapens that that was against their laws so he got whipped with sticks or something like that.

    I dont think that what they did was against the federal (if you can call it tha) law, but their religious law. I may be thinking of things solely through the eyes of an American who was raised on seperation of church and state, but it doesnt make sen to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Intense
    Quote Originally Posted by Drinhkinn
    Kinda like flogging tourists for not conforming.
    At what point should a tourist conform though? I remember and incident awhile back with a tourist in an asian country who spit gum out on the street. It just so hapens that that was against their laws so he got whipped with sticks or something like that.

    Oooonce, there was this kiiiid who
    Took a trip to Singapore and brought along his spray paint
    And when he finally came back
    He had cane marks all over his bottom
    He said that it was from when
    The warden whacked it sooooo haaaard

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    Quote Originally Posted by Intense
    Quote Originally Posted by Drinhkinn
    Kinda like flogging tourists for not conforming.
    At what point should a tourist conform though? I remember and incident awhile back with a tourist in an asian country who spit gum out on the street. It just so hapens that that was against their laws so he got whipped with sticks or something like that.

    I dont think that what they did was against the federal (if you can call it tha) law, but their religious law. I may be thinking of things solely through the eyes of an American who was raised on seperation of church and state, but it doesnt make sen to me.
    If you can't conform to the laws and customs of another country, don't fucking go there. Traveling not a game, it's not some god-given right. It's going to another place with another group of real people with their own very real way of life. Some people come to find this out the hard way.

    Don't get me wrong; in no way shape or form and I condoning the fucking idiocy that is Sharia law, but people need to realize that not everywhere they are is the place they are used to. The article doesn't mention where the 'foreigners' came from, but apparently where it is doesn't have strict Islamic laws.

    Saudi Arabia follows a strict interpretation of Islam under which it bans alcohol and meetings between unrelated men and women.
    hurray for ambiguity.

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