Saudi Prince being sued for being a sick fuck

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ansion-staff-watched-pleasured-male-aide.html

He was in the news a month or so ago because one of his neighbors rescued a servant he tried to sexually assault and he was arrested. Being a prince and all, the charges are dropped, but now he's facing a civil suit for, among other things, forcing a servant to fart in his face, sexual misconduct, and being a coked out asshole.

 

[autisticdragonkin]

Although in an ideal world we would just euthanize on all the sick fucks this definitely is better than no consequences

 

[BILLY MAYS]

'I am a prince and I do what I want. You are nobody!'

lol but you're not in Saudi Arabia now

 

[Pocoyo]

Like they always say, what happens in Saudi Arabia stays in Saudi Arabia

 

[Azazel]

Although in an ideal world we would just euthanize on all the sick fucks this definitely is better than no consequences

Well, homosexuality is illegal and punishable by execution in Saudi Arabia. So if they bothered to follow their own laws this guy should be extradited and summarily killed by his government.

But it's the Sauds and he's a Prince so that will never happen.

 

[melty]

What do you want to bet SJWs back him up and call it "Islamophobia"?

 

[Marvin]

Aww, he got off of the original felony charges? I would love for some random Saudi prince to get jailed in the US for something.

 

[XYZpdq]

lolSauds

 

[Jewelsmakerguy]

Saudi Arabia sucks.

That said I really hope he gets some punishment from this whole thing. But I know that may just not happen given the guy's status and where he comes from.

 

[Flowers For Sonichu]

Why couldn't he just be a paedo like everyone else in the Middle East?

Not everyone can have a poop fetish

 

[Thiletonomics]

Why couldn't he just be a paedo like everyone else in the Middle East?

Not everyone can have a poop fetish

Or be a trans. Although, I'm sure that trannies would be shot on sight there.

 

[*Asterisk*]

Well, homosexuality is illegal and punishable by execution in Saudi Arabia. So if they bothered to follow their own laws this guy should be extradited and summarily killed by his government.

But it's the Sauds and he's a Prince so that will never happen.

Homosexuality is rarely punished in the Middle East unless we're talking about the catcher. Saudi Arabia's sex segregation system has essentially turned the whole country into the world's largest open-air prison. As a result, men and women respond sexually in exactly the same way as what you see in prisons.

But boy would I like to see this miserable fuck tossed into a hole and stoned.

 

[Dudeofteenage]

What do you want to bet SJWs back him up and call it "Islamophobia"?

I too like to have mental arguments with imaginary SJWs

 

[Clown Doll]

Or be a trans. Although, I'm sure that trannies would be shot on sight there.

Islamic countries, at least Iran are pretty allowing of transgenders, at least compared to homosexuals.

 

[*Asterisk*]

What do you want to bet SJWs back him up and call it "Islamophobia"?

This is actually one of the things with a lower chance of happening. It's rare to find an SJW who'd stick their neck out for Saudi Arabia. The Saudis are just as retrograde as almost any tinpot in the middle east, but are also wealthy and nominal American allies.

You still occasionally come across SJWs who defend them. But compared to the white knighting you see for countries like Iran? It's a drop in the bucket.

 

[Dudeofteenage]

Islamic countries, at least Iran are pretty allowing of transgenders, at least compared to homosexuals.

I always thought Iran was kind of an outlier in that respect.

 

[*Asterisk*]

I always thought Iran was kind of an outlier in that respect.

I've felt the opposite. Especially after seeing Michael Moore's reaction to the Afghan War and 9/11 and Sean Penn's reaction to the Iraq War.

Granted, any liberal who actually exercises rationality would see straight through this bullshit in less than a second, but those on the far side of anything have never been fans of such things as reason.

 

[Dudeofteenage]

I've felt the opposite. Especially after seeing Michael Moore's reaction to the Afghan War and 9/11 and Sean Penn's reaction to the Iraq War.

I was just talking about Iran's policies re: transgender people.

 

[*Asterisk*]

I was just talking about Iran's policies re: transgender people.

Oh.

In that case, nevermind. You're probably right.

 

[Dudeofteenage]

My understanding is that Iranian's relatively permissive policies towards trans people is down to Khomeini, who despite being a paleoconservative on almost all other social issues was, ironically, one of the most forward-thinking advocates of trans rights* in the world, especially given he was writing in the 1970s when even the west was still pretty "meeeh" about trans people. And since Khomeini is so incredibly venerated in Iran, the government doesn't feel able to deviate from his extremely accepting stance on trans rights, even though it's almost entirely at odds with their general policies towards alternative identities/sexualities.

But Khomeini is not taken very seriously as a thinker even in other Sh'ia countries, let alone in the broader Islamic world, so they're generally as conservative towards transgender people as they are towards other unconventional sexualities.

It is true that anti-homosexual laws are unevenly enforced - but that's been the case throughout history. Europe's classic 'anti-sodomy' laws always had gentlemen's exceptions for the upper classes.

*Khomeini didn't use the terminology we're used to about trans people, of course