Saudi Arabia beheads fourth Pakistani in two weeks

[Mercenary]

well to be honest i have meet many peoples who work in KSA , and almost everyone dont like the Saudis and never wanted to work there, they are there just because of financial problems ..

The problem is Saudis treat workers from South Asia as slaves and people to be ridiculed. Thats why they mistreat them so much from the abhorent conditions many workers live in to the racist abuse they shell at them.

They give a much different treatment to Western workers who live in gated communities and are treated with respect.

While you can make good money in Saudi Arabia, people who have non-western backgrounds should be prepared for racist abuse.

I used to live in Saudi Arabia and I know. The food, the fact you are beside the holy sites, etc. is great and I miss those aspects about Saudi Arabia but not the way I was treated by regular Saudis.

 

[Kambojaric]

It would be an issue if only Pakistanis or South Asians were being beheaded for this crime but since Saudis and virtually anyone else engaged in drug smuggling are receiving the same treatment as well I fail to see what people are complaining about. Its their country and their rules that apply there.

 

[rockstar08]

The problem is Saudis treat workers from South Asia as slaves and people to be ridiculed. Thats why they mistreat them so much from the abhorent conditions many workers live in to the racist abuse they shell at them.

They give a much different treatment to Western workers who live in gated communities and are treated with respect.

While you can make good money in Saudi Arabia, people who have non-western backgrounds should be prepared for racist abuse.

I used to live in Saudi Arabia and I know. The food, the fact you are beside the holy sites, etc. is great and I miss those aspects about Saudi Arabia but not the way I was treated by regular Saudis.

i have been to UAE twice , one of my friend told me a story that one time a Arab women accuse a Pakistani worker for sexual assault , and rape ... and when police came , without any evidence they beat the man for 3 days , until the medical report was came out , which shows that her husband Fcuk her .... while they both are drunk ... and all what police did was say sorry to that Pakistani , and no punishment for the nationals ..
similar cases i heard about KSA ...

 

[Mercenary]

i have been to UAE twice , one of my friend told me a story that one time a Arab women accuse a Pakistani worker for sexual assault , and rape ... and when police came , without any evidence they beat the man for 3 days , until the medical report was came out , which shows that her husband Fcuk her .... while they both are drunk ... and all what police did was say sorry to that Pakistani , and no punishment for the nationals ..
similar cases i heard about KSA ...

Arabs have a sense of entitlement.

Arabs were a nomadic society and one of the most backward and undeveloped regions on the planet in 1900.

When Oil was discovered in 1920s and 1930s, that caused a huge flux of money to pour into the Arab world and they used foreign labor to build their cities and develop countries and western experts to plan the development.

Arabs never did anything to develop their country. And as such the mentality that all South Asian people are just menial workers to do work for Arabs has seeped in and as such people are treated with such callous disregard.

 

[rockstar08]

Arabs have a sense of entitlement.

Arabs were a nomadic society and one of the most backward and undeveloped regions on the planet in 1900.

When Oil was discovered in 1920s and 1930s, that caused a huge flux of money to pour into the Arab world and they used foreign labor to build their cities and develop countries and western experts to plan the development.

Arabs never did anything to develop their country. And as such the mentality that all South Asian people are just menial workers to do work for Arabs has seeped in and as such people are treated with such callous disregard.

this happens when one day you wake up and find out that there is some oil rivers flowing under your land ... and you are actually living over $$$$
no wonder why our prophet and all his Companions worried about Arab getting rich ... and getting kingdoms ..

 

[narcon]

Because India lacks something known as a heroin producing neighbour within Afghanistan. India has not done 1/10th of the harm that the presence of Afghanistan has for Pakistan. It is also for this reigion that India was not able to generate 1/10th of the interest within hippies travelling to get high than Pakistan did. The 70s every long haired earth loving hipster was roaming Pakistan getting high on the local variant of Marijuana and Afghan heroin.

OMG!

Coming to save Pakistan vis-a-vis beheading ?

Its the intent of a smuggler, which is prime factor and not the drugs - Which are secondary!

The world famous opium producers, Afghanis are hardly beheaded against the high numbers that of Pakistan!

Talking about heroin/India?

India also manufactures organic and synthetic licit opiate/psychotropic pharmaceuticals (LOPPS). Destined for licit sales in markets around the world, these pharmaceutical items and precursor chemicals are vulnerable to diversion, including through illegally operating internet pharmacies. Licit and illicit manufactured opiate/psychotropic pharmaceuticals are often diverted in small quantities to the United States as illegal "personal use" shipments. There is also evidence that opium is grown illicitly in India, especially in the northeastern regions. India also continues to be a main source of illicit synthetic drugs, including amphetamine-type stimulants and methaqualone..

Look at the drugs that attract death penalty in Saudia!
Your emphasis only on heroin why?
Saudi Arabia Illicit drugs - Transnational Issues

India produces morphine/opium in big quantities which attracts death penalty in a country like Malaysia, so what about Saudia?

Objectivity lacking big time here!

 

[Pichkari]

Beheading is just fine for smugglers. They bring bad repute to their own nation so these executions serve as an ominous warning to all future drug smuggling attempts out of Pakistan.

Beheading is NOT fine sir.If "ominous warning " is the motive,why stop here. Gouch their eyes,feed their intestines to the vultures and erect their head on a pole post to serve as warning.
Beheading is a barbaric practice,even for drug smuggling.In most rackets like these the kingpin never gets caught.mostly the expendable foot soldiers are caught and exeucted.
There may be various reasons or his act,poverty greed...etc taking someones life without giving a fair trial and a chance to redeem himself is just wrong.

 

[SQ8]

Beheading is NOT fine sir.If "ominous warning " is the motive,why stop here. Gouch their eyes,feed their intestines to the vultures and erect their head on a pole post to serve as warning.
Beheading is a barbaric practice,even for drug smuggling.In most rackets like these the kingpin never gets caught.mostly the expendable foot soldiers are caught and exeucted.
There may be various reasons or his act,poverty greed...etc taking someones life without giving a fair trial and a chance to redeem himself is just wrong.

Well, that depends on whether you are beheading with a blunt or sharp blade. Human nature is as such that without the fear of actual harm they do not change. It may be a very pessimistic view of mankind but for now I see little proof of us evolving beyond those ideals.

To give you an odd example. When the series Star Trek: The next Generation was being developed.. there was a Q&A session with the cast. Now for those who are not aware the lead is Patrick Stewart(Dr Charles Xavier from X men) who has been bald since his twenties.
A reporter(or fan) asked him a rather cynical question that why is he bald when clearly someone would have figured out the cure for baldness in the 23rd Century. The creator of the series replied with a very nice rebuttal that in the 23rd Century whether you are bald or not will no longer matter in your social perception.
However, that little interaction gives a straight forward clue to the ever existent negative mentality within humanity. That the man found his baldness objectionable.. hence if such petty issues are still a concern.. then susceptibility to all other evils is as well.
Till mankind crosses that path where it has grown beyond its prejudices.. there will always be a need for strict tempering.

Faith in humanity.. I do not possess.

 

[Arya Desa]

What ever happened to the idea of rehabilitation? Most of these smugglers are forced into it by necessity and not choice.

 

[Pichkari]

Well, that depends on whether you are beheading with a blunt or sharp blade. Human nature is as such that without the fear of actual harm they do not change. It may be a very pessimistic view of mankind but for now I see little proof of us evolving beyond those ideals.

To give you an odd example. When the series Star Trek: The next Generation was being developed.. there was a Q&A session with the cast. Now for those who are not aware the lead is Patrick Stewart(Dr Charles Xavier from X men) who has been bald since his twenties.
A reporter(or fan) asked him a rather cynical question that why is he bald when clearly someone would have figured out the cure for baldness in the 23rd Century. The creator of the series replied with a very nice rebuttal that in the 23rd Century whether you are bald or not will no longer matter in your social perception.
However, that little interaction gives a straight forward clue to the ever existent negative mentality within humanity. That the man found his baldness objectionable.. hence if such petty issues are still a concern.. then susceptibility to all other evils is as well.
Till mankind crosses that path where it has grown beyond its prejudices.. there will always be a need for strict tempering.

I agree with the need for strict tempering but how strict the tempering should be?To me ,beheading him is the states way of taking revenge, not imparting justice.And when you go down that path where do you stop.Why not kill a person for stealing as well??
And besides i don't think the fear of retribution is all it takes..The worst are the ones who think they wont ever get caught.

Faith in humanity.. I do not possess.

Well thats again taking the easy way out and that seldom pays.Just because its convenient dosent make it right .

 

[Kinetic]

We can't do anything. Not currently anyway.

Who said you can't do anything atleast protest, lodge a complaint, or even atleast give a statement that you are not liking it.

Why more Pakistanis are beheaded per capita versus Indians in Saudi?




So blasphemers would not be punished with death sentence in Pakistan?

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What kind of law is this?

 

[pursuit of happiness]

i have been to UAE twice , one of my friend told me a story that one time a Arab women accuse a Pakistani worker for sexual assault , and rape ... and when police came , without any evidence they beat the man for 3 days , until the medical report was came out , which shows that her husband Fcuk her .... while they both are drunk ... and all what police did was say sorry to that Pakistani , and no punishment for the nationals ..
similar cases i heard about KSA ...

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seems our land , our rules gone wild..

 

[rockstar08]

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seems our land , our rules gone wild..

trust me , they can start a whole Fcuking series on " Arabs gone wild "

 

[HAIDER]

Public beheading should be stopped, because that's how a huge class of middle eastern society think justice need to be done.

 

[Gibbs]

It's fine if KSA remains unbiased about execution (beheading)... If it's a Non-Muslim/Non- Arab they are more than happy to do it.But again their country there rules...

They would'nt dare do it to a White person