Sometimes the Saudis do get it right.

There have also been people beheaded for sorcery. Yes, sorcery. So they also get it terribly wrong sometimes.

Must not have been all that proficient in their chosen field to have been caught and beheaded

This is sort of a case where two wrongs make a right.

I dont agree with - an eye for an eye...but in this case i give their gov a warm applause.

A man who is able to do such evil things, especially to a brittle woman, is not a man. I would definitely teach the him a lesson.

Sure seems more like real justice than the US justice system where murders lay up in cells for years while the tax payers take care of them. Good job Saudi

Any country that uses beheading as a method of execution does not belong among civilised nations.

Any country that uses beheading as a method of execution does not belong among civilised nations.

As far as I know there are no civilized countries that use this method of execution.

Thought of a promo for Islam in Saudi: "Islam: the religion for life. Or else." my quip was in regard to beheading for apostasy. Sorry I was unclear on that.

Sometimes the Saudis do get it right.

There have also been people beheaded for sorcery. Yes, sorcery. So they also get it terribly wrong sometimes.

Here in Indian villages if a woman is caught doing witchcraft (very dangerous on small kids), villagers either ask her to leave the village or strip her naked, beat her or even brutally murder her. Police can't do anything about it when villagers unite.

There is no civilized method of execution. Beheading has been used for capital punishment for thousands of years. It is quick and final. I believe it should be used more often in countries that have the death penalty. Also, the majority of people that live in Countries that have abolished capital punishment would prefer it be available again for the most heinous crimes.

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