daesh issues rape rules for prisoners

ads20101 · 30-12-2015 10:50am #1

I know there has been multiple debates on daesh and I am not anti muslim but even outside of religion surely any normal human being must realise that this is morally aberrant.

http://news.sky.com/story/1613927/is-issues-rape-rules-for-women-slaves

Fatwa 64, which effectively justifies the systematic rape of women and girls, says it is necessary to set out rules because "one of the inevitable consequences of the jihad of establishment is that women and children of infidels will become captives of Muslims".

So-called Islamic State fighters have captured and raped thousands of women and girls as young as 12, particularly from the Yazidi minority in the north of Iraq.

They told how girls and women were separated from the men and then sold or given as gifts and repeatedly raped.

Menas · 30-12-2015 10:57am

Your mistake is to measure ISIS against modern moral standards.

tomwaterford · 30-12-2015 10:59am

The way this is going they issue rules to justify anything.

....only a matter of time before they allow themselves have a full breakfast roll with all the pig meat they want

King George VI · 30-12-2015 11:08am

You know we used to do this at some stage in the old days.

Hande hoche! · 30-12-2015 11:16am

darkpagandeath wrote: »

Ah sure someone will be along soon to tell you we used to do this at some stage...

It's similar to Salem or the Magdalene laundries.

tomwaterford · 30-12-2015 11:17am

Hande hoche! wrote: »

It's similar to Salem or the Magdalene laundries.

It wasn't right then and it's not right now....what is the issue?

Mr. CooL ICE · 30-12-2015 11:21am

Mod:

Moved from After Hours. Remember to read the charter before replying.

donaghs · 03-02-2016 11:35am

Johnny Carson wrote: »

You know we used to do this at some stage in the old days.

So... its ok? Or its not?

And where and when exactly in Ireland were rules issues on when and how its ok to rape prisoners?

Pat Mustard · 03-02-2016 12:09pm

donaghs wrote: »

So... its ok? Or its not?

And where and when exactly in Ireland were rules issues on when and how its ok to rape prisoners?

Mod:

The comment to which you replied was made when this thread had been in After Hours. I'm guessing that it was not a serious comment, although I don't exactly understand the humour, myself.

The thread has been moved to the Humanities Forum, for serious discussion.

Concerning your query above, there are no such rules in Ireland.

King George VI · 04-02-2016 8:20am

Pat Mustard wrote: »

Mod:

The comment to which you replied was made when this thread had been in After Hours. I'm guessing that it was not a serious comment, although I don't exactly understand the humour, myself.

It was a reply to a comment someone else posted (but has since been deleted so it looks like my comment makes no sense). It was not a serious post.

donaghs wrote: »

So... its ok? Or its not?

And where and when exactly in Ireland were rules issues on when and how its ok to rape prisoners?

See above

daesh issues rape rules for prisoners

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