Posted on 12/04/2025 11:48:12 PM PST by nickcarraway
The Taliban forced a 13-year-old boy to carry out a public execution, with 80,000 people packing a sports stadium to watch the young teen shoot the man who murdered 13 members of his family.
Video shared online shows thousands of cheering people packing into the stadium in the eastern city of Khost on Tuesday for the sick spectacle that the United Nations condemned as “inhumane” and “contrary to international law.”
The young boy was made to shoot the murderer, named Mangal, in a Sharia-law “retaliation punishment” known as Qisas, which is akin to an “eye for an eye.”
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80,000 barbarians. The man should have gotten the death penalty for killing 13 of the boy’s relatives, but not this way. Turning a boy into a murderer is just effing wrong. What a bunch of animals, and it makes me wonder just how many of them are here.
The boy should have had the option of carrying out the lawful sentence himself; might bring him closure.
However, if the relative legally entitled to carry out the sentence cannot or will not do so - the State should empower the regular executioner to carry out the sentence.
Regards,
” might bring him closure.” On the other hand he might like it. Turn him into what he killed. No way should a 13 year old boy be made to kill, it’s just not civilized, but then again they are barbarians.
We should’ve turned the whole fu(king area to glass and make it uninhabitable for 10,000 years.
Afghanistan is where empires go to die.
We should have literally glassed it and reminded the world what happens when they fu(k with us - Japan did it in WW II. They’re prosperous, resilient, and a solid people.
There is NO way to coexist with these type of beings. I won’t even grace them to call them humans.
I’m for public executions of murderers, pedophiles, child rapists.
I’m not for FORCING a 13 year old kid to do it in a stadium of 80,000 people. THAT’S barbaric.
Exactly.
This is what is in our country right now, wake up people
This is what is in our country because of DemoKKKrats.
Three questions a Commander-in-Chief should be asking himself are:
“How much is at stake?”
Sort of, “How MANY American lives are at stake?”
“Are they as bad as or worse than the Japs were in WWII?”
Nope. Are they an imminent threat to the citizens of the United States. The Muslims in Boko, or Afghan, or many other countries are as bad or worse than even Unit 731. Putting people in cages and setting them on fire, broadcast on the internet? As bad, or worse. Because - it’s FOREVER.
“What could the unintended consequences be?”
Who cares? If you have the big stick, sometimes, you actually have to use it. If the ground is uninhabitable, we won’t have to worry about consequences, because - the opposition might think we would do it again. And, fortunately I’m not in charge, because I’d say do it the fu(k again.
Gameplan, strategize, sure, but tomorrow’s problems are tomorrow’s problems.
Sure, it’s cold, but at this point in my life, seeing innocent people die for no reason, I’m done with everyone.
The US is for the US, not for (MADEUP-ISTAN) so to no offend the folks who infiltrate MY country and then call me an infidel.
The 3 questions CINC should be asking is this:
What are the risks to our US personnel?
What are the risks to civilian personnel in the area?
What are the answers from these others?
*IF* the US is going to be the world’s police, everyone else better pay the fu(k up.
/Fair admission, I’m 28 hours of awakeness, and just getting to be very pissed off at folks who want to take from me and mine to give to others. Also, to take from others and give to me and mine, by force.
Neither of us has visited Michigan. Want to plan a trip to Elissa Slotkin’s home office? I have a list of grievances I would like to hand deliver. Kind of a bucket list thingy. We could stop off near Dearborn and slap some bacon for added fun.
And later that evening the lad was forced to dress like a woman and dance for the Taliban elders.
This is what happens when men think they have a great idea and there is no woman around to look him in the ryes and scream “WTF!”.
“Oh, yea, maybe not”.
Actually, in the Bible, communal stoning was the normal method in capital punishment in the Bible, which better corresponds to the crime being one against the whole community (even if indirectly), and not simply an individual, in addition to impressing upon the public the gravity of the crime and its consequences (as well as perhaps deterring false testimony), while providing a better sense of justice to the victims than having the state do the dirty work via antiseptic means inside a building.
And crime convictions required the actual testimony of two or three persons, and those guilty of perjury were to suffer according to the consequences of their crime. Also
Yet while there is breath in their bodies, may the murderers (and all) come to repentance and faith in the present savior and future judge of mankind, the risen Lord Jesus, who gave Himself for us, that we may spiritually live thru Him, Thanks be to God.
13 years makes a man in that place. The government authorized the execution by the boy so he is not a murderer he is an executioner. The boy most likely given the culture and his relative age (adult for his country and old enough to fight against us troops) was not forced to kill.
It may shock western minds with ideals of 13 year olds as precocious children and justice served in a sterile manner but it is not surprising.
Much Ado About Nothing.
Justice served.
This story is just nuts. If someone murdered 13 members of my family when I was 13, executing the killer, with judicial impunity no less, would not have required “force”. The article makes it seem as if the boy was reluctant. Ethnocentric projection.
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