**BREAKING** Jordan executes ISIL prisoners: reports

a reply to: WeAreAWAKE

FFS!

That only works if the definition of "terrorist" remains static. As it is now, it's ever-changing and just as likely to get used domestically on citizens simply exercising their Constitutional rights.

originally posted by: Agit8dChop

funny, ISIS say something similar about the people it kills.

What would you do give them hugs?

originally posted by: Agit8dChop
A nation governed by law in this day and age shouldn't be executing people, on a moments notice to retaliate against anyone.

It was not a moments notice the ISIS scum had already had a trial and been sentenced to death. The execution just got brought forward.

originally posted by: Agit8dChop
Turkey is no better than ISIS when it does this kind of thing.

This was Jordan not turkey, different country s.

a reply to: ~Lucidity

Agree to a point, though it sounds harsh. Moderate Muslims immigrate out, ceding the area to extremists. They move to the west, do not fully assimilate, feel disenfranchised and then the possibility of radicalization sets in.

Moderate Muslims need to stay in the ME and fix it. not bail out.

IS have done themselves no favours, there was a lot of anger in Jordan about the government getting involved in a fight people didnt think was theirs. Now they all want blood.

On another note, if you are against the death penalty, i can't understand how you would think it OK to use it in this circumtance. i dont think you cant truely disagree with it, if you are so easily swayed.

originally posted by: Kryties
OK so I just watched the whole video (and no, I won't post the link here) and I have to say that I REALLY REALLY REALLY wish I hadn't.

As some know, I am completely against the death penalty for anyone, regardless of the crime - but I have to admit after watching the video and then reading that Jordan had executed several of their prisoners in response, I thought to myself "Serves them bloody right, execute more of the bastards".

If you watched on video and it disturbed you to the level it appears to have done as others who viewed it have stated, what kind of evil being does it take to actually light the fire and watch?
We have some pretty violent films that are produced to deliver this very shock and disgust from viewers and people seem to be able to tolerate a lot these days but apparently this is something so traumatic that it may leave scars or lead to post traumatic stress disorder for those who clicked "PLAY".

a reply to: whatnext21

I am almost completely desensitized to violence in movies and TV, but watching that video and knowing that not only was it very real, but hearing the agonizing screams of the pilot as he burned very nearly sent me to the bathroom to bring up my dinner.

To stand there and participate in that, in my opinion, would take someone so inhuman that they may as well be classified as an animal.

BestGore and LiveLeak is nothing compared to this. This video left me speechless. Hard to get it out of my head now.

originally posted by: Boeing777
BestGore and LiveLeak is nothing compared to this. This video left me speechless. Hard to get it out of my head now.

I think the most disturbing part for me was the amount of production work went into the video itself, with all of the slow motion effect and everything. Someone sat down, watched this video over and over, and actively did their part to make it MORE disturbing.

I've seen my fair share of gore videos. This was something entirely different. This was a professionally produced snuff film, and it was sickening.

a reply to: Kryties

Don't most animals try to kill their prey before they eat them? In my opinion they are not even in the classification of an animal. At least animals kill to survive not just for the pure joy of it and to cause suffering before death. No these are in the class of serial killers who take great pleasure in the act and the pain and suffering they inflict on their victims for their Allah.

a reply to: whatnext21

You're right, putting them in the same classification as animals is insulting to the animals.

So when Jordan gets involved, how long until Israel gets involved? This could either be the end of ISIL... or the end of the world. TPTB have been working to this point for a very long time.

"He's angry," Hunter said of the king. "They're starting more sorties tomorrow than they've ever had. They're starting tomorrow. And he said, 'The only problem we're going to have is running out of fuel and bullets.'"

King of Jordan is mad and about to unleash unrestrained retribution on Isis.

Link

originally posted by: TinfoilTP

"He's angry," Hunter said of the king. "They're starting more sorties tomorrow than they've ever had. They're starting tomorrow. And he said, 'The only problem we're going to have is running out of fuel and bullets.'"

King of Jordan is mad and about to unleash unrestrained retribution on Isis.

Link

I'm starting to like this guy.

a reply to: TinfoilTP

It is not very often you hear a King somewhere quoting Clint Eastwood and swearing retribution.

I wonder what he will do?

*watches*

originally posted by: ScientificRailgun

originally posted by: TinfoilTP

"He's angry," Hunter said of the king. "They're starting more sorties tomorrow than they've ever had. They're starting tomorrow. And he said, 'The only problem we're going to have is running out of fuel and bullets.'"

King of Jordan is mad and about to unleash unrestrained retribution on Isis.

Link

I'm starting to like this guy.

Frankly, I'm not fan of him. He has his own dirty secrets.

they don't need to be tortured to death to prove anything. the idea would be like taking a person out of a mental hospital and torturing them for being mentally ill. consider how messed up you would have to be, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, to do what they do to other human beings. clearly, it's once again a case of mental/emotional illness that is out of control. you don't cure these things by behaving the same way towards them.

i'm not saying they should be allowed to continue to do what they are doing, but i just don't see how applying "Eye for an eye" philosophy solves anything, other than drag you down into the same mental state of being.

hey granted what everyone witnessed was a very horrible thing, but were American sociopaths. It should not have any lasting effect on the psyche. We'll get over it. there is enough dope and entertainment to just forget this even happened within a week from now.

originally posted by: DYepes
hey granted what everyone witnessed was a very horrible thing, but were American sociopaths. It should not have any lasting effect on the psyche. We'll get over it. there is enough dope and entertainment to just forget this even happened within a week from now.

well i don't think half the people here are americans, so i don't know that the responses you see are indicative of "a geographical location", more like a state of mind that develops after being emotionally/mentally scarred. it's a vicious circle.

originally posted by: Boeing777

originally posted by: ScientificRailgun

originally posted by: TinfoilTP

"He's angry," Hunter said of the king. "They're starting more sorties tomorrow than they've ever had. They're starting tomorrow. And he said, 'The only problem we're going to have is running out of fuel and bullets.'"

King of Jordan is mad and about to unleash unrestrained retribution on Isis.

Link

I'm starting to like this guy.

Frankly, I'm not fan of him. He has his own dirty secrets.

Of course, every nation's leader has their skeletons and I'm sure good King Abdullah has his fair share of atrocities hidden in his mattress, but I can't help but cheer a little when someone looks at ISIS, says "Enough is enough, saddle up boys" and proceeds to kick teeth in.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

yes enough is enough. instead of killing them (you'd think the medical community would be pointing this out), why not come up with a solution that is humane, such as providing medical solutions instead of death sentences? put yourself in the shoes of a mentally ill person for a moment. they aren't doing what they do because they want to be ill. if that were true, when you had a medical problem, people could accuse you, and then never address your medical problem with medical solutions.

i know this sounds like pie in the sky, but it wouldn't if TPTB actually addressed mental/emotional illness properly, but they don't because it's too handy of a tool.