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发帖数: 29846 | 1 ISIS ‘Celebrates’ SCOTUS Decision by Tossing 4 Accused Gay Men Off Roof
by Michael Lucchese30 Jun 20150
The jihadist terror group Islamic State responded to the Supreme Court’s
recent decision on gay marriage by killing accused gay men by pushing them
off a roof.
Released on the same day as the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision legalizing
homosexual marriage across all 50 states, the video shows ISIS militants
pushing several men off a high roof to their deaths.
The official Twitter account of human rights watchdog group Raqqa is Being
Slaughtered Silently, using the “Love Wins” hashtag, tweeted that four gay
men were pushed to their deaths to “celebrate” the ruling.
The tweet also included photos of the execution, including one particularly
graphic photo. Reader discretion is advised.
#Syria #ISIS Executed a gay man in #DirZour by throwing him from High
building in front of the people #LoveWins #IS pic.twitter.com/dHvj7Jmku4
— الرقة تذبح &#
1576;صمت (@Raqqa_Sl) June 26, 2015
Some reports said that during the execution, ISIS supporters ironically used
the “Love Wins” hashtag to mock gay rights advocates in the United States.
ISIS reportedly uses “flirting squads” to entrap gay men and then executes
those it discovers.
This is not the first time ISIS has killed men suspected of being gay in
such a way. Back in January, ISIS went on an execution spree, crucifying 17
men, stoning several young women, and flinging allegedly gay men to their
deaths from high roofs.
During the January spree, ISIS tweeted pictures of the men falling to their
deaths, and the large crowds watching from below.
Earlier this month, ISIS executed another allegedly gay man after dangling
him by his feet from a great height for a period of time.
“ISIS has never forgiven one person. They kill people and then say… God
will forgive. They hug the men to show the people who are watching that ISIS
is not at fault,” anti-ISIS activist Abu Mohammed Hussam said in reaction
to earlier executions of homosexuals.
ISIS has laws which require execution or other violent punishments for
offenses many in the United States would see as either minor or simply
private choices. Adultery, homosexuality, even cigarette smoking are
considered major crimes by ISIS.
“Every smoker should be aware that with every cigarette he smokes in a
state of trance and vanity is disobeying God,” the so-called Islamic State
Preaching Office said.
ISIS scholars argue that harsh punishments such as the ones they have been
enforcing are a necessary deterrent to what they characterize as sinful
behavior.
“In reality, Jihad is a heavy responsibility and requires toughness,” one
ISIS-affiliated radical cleric said. |
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