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Isn't this a little excessive? ..... (CNN) -- A Saudi court on Wednesday sentenced a man who caused uproar by bragging about his sex life on television to five years in prison and 1,000 lashes, according to Ministry of Information officials.


Mazen Abdul Jawad talked openly about his sex life on the controversial show.

Mazen Abdul Jawad, a 32-year-old airline employee and divorced father of four, spoke openly about his sexual escapades, his love of sex and losing his virginity at age 14. He made the comments on Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation, which aired the interview a few months ago.

Saudi authorities shut down LBC offices in Jeddah and Riyadh after airing the interview on an episode of its popular show "A Thick Red Line." Jawad was arrested shortly after the program aired and charged with violating Saudi Arabia's crime of publicizing vice.

On the program, Jawad is also shown in his bedroom, where he holds sexual aids up to the camera.

The room is decorated with Mickey Mouse and stuffed bears in sexually suggestive positions. The cameras gave audiences a glimpse of the room's nightclub-like chandeliers mixed with seafood-shaped wall sconces, perfume bottles and a book in Arabic, "101 Questions About Sex," that Jawad calls his "reference."

Jawad, wearing a red shirt, explained that he put his phone number and details about his car -- a red Mini Cooper -- on his mobile phone's Bluetooth. He says women usually call him to ask if the car is for sale but, he boasts, "some go out with me that same night."

The episode ended with him cruising the streets of Jeddah in his car looking for women.

The show that aired Jawad's story is as popular as it is controversial
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By our current standards? Probably. But even our standards are much different than our ancestors' standards were. See, for example, The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne. There are plenty of things about our Western culture that other cultures find outrageous or ridiculous. It's all a matter of perspective.

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Isn't this a little excessive? ..... (CNN) -- A Saudi court on Wednesday sentenced a man who caused uproar by bragging about his sex life on television to five years in prison and 1,000 lashes, according to Ministry of Information officials.

Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
(Que the black girls) "Don't do it"!

I wonder ,rickjump 1, if you consider it excessive when one of our courts here in the great ol' USA convicts someone of holding just a bit more than an ounce of marijuana and then sentences them to 5 years in the state prison on the felony distribution charge?

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By our current standards? Probably. But even our standards are much different than our ancestors' standards were. See, for example, The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne. There are plenty of things about our Western culture that other cultures find outrageous or ridiculous. It's all a matter of perspective.

On second thought, this is rather mild compared to what they would do to a thief (cutting off a left hand). Is it a matter of perspective how they treat women in that part of the world, or do you have a double standard?...just asking.
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Isn't this a little excessive? ..... (CNN) -- A Saudi court on Wednesday sentenced a man who caused uproar by bragging about his sex life on television to five years in prison and 1,000 lashes, according to Ministry of Information officials.

Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
(Que the black girls) "Don't do it"!

I wonder ,rickjump 1, if you consider it excessive when one of our courts here in the great ol' USA convicts someone of holding just a bit more than an ounce of marijuana and then sentences them to 5 years in the state prison on the felony distribution charge?

Blues,
Cliff

If it were really just a "bit more" than an ounce for personal use, I would say it was excessive. Getting into pounds or kilos would make me think otherwise. Of course, this is my own opinion. I would guess a drug charge in Saudi could bring you the death penalty if it were a "bit more".
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Is it a matter of perspective how they treat women in that part of the world,

Yeah and women are always treated so..SO much better here in our inner cities and out in the farmlands ,and over in suburbia!! LOL!!
And OMG and this is unbelievable and what about the children and BLAH Blah, Blah And when any women goes for a divorce as a member of a "Christian Church" she's never shunned and on and on and we never expected an attack on the twinn towers and who would have thought it.., who could've known?

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I wonder ,rickjump 1, if you consider it excessive when one of our courts here in the great ol' USA convicts someone of holding just a bit more than an ounce of marijuana and then sentences them to 5 years in the state prison on the felony distribution charge?

Blues,
Cliff

If it were really just a "bit more" than an ounce for personal use, I would say it was excessive.

OK, Rick,

So can I expect you in the not to distant future to post a thread titled ,
"American Justice for Men" ?

Or was there just some predudice you hold toward Arab men that prompted you to post this subject?

Blues,
Cliff
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If you think that's bad, you should see the "justice" the women get.

Saudi Arabia is a fuckwad religious dictatorship we bow to in order to get oil. That's pure bull shit right there.
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If you think that's bad, you should see the "justice" the women get.

Saudi Arabia is a fuckwad religious dictatorship we bow to in order to get oil. That's pure bull shit right there.

Not only do we bow for oil, they are a great customer for the latest and greatest weapons of war.
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Is it a matter of perspective how they treat women in that part of the world,

Yeah and women are always treated so..SO much better here in our inner cities and out in the farmlands ,and over in suburbia!! LOL!!
And OMG and this is unbelievable and what about the children and BLAH Blah, Blah And when any women goes for a divorce as a member of a "Christian Church" she's never shunned and on and on and we never expected an attack on the twinn towers and who would have thought it.., who could've known?

Blues,
Cliff

Blues,
Cliff

I spent a couple of years in the UAE, a "progressive" country. Always watched in wonder when an Arab would walk into the British Bank of the Middle East and put his wife in the corner while he went to the counter. Let me clarify that: She was kneeling and facicng the wall. When he was ready to leave, he would mumble something to her and she would follow him out like a dog. Divorce? All he had to say is: "I divorce you (three times?). By your description of American women, I would say you are a foreigner.
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I wonder ,rickjump 1, if you consider it excessive when one of our courts here in the great ol' USA convicts someone of holding just a bit more than an ounce of marijuana and then sentences them to 5 years in the state prison on the felony distribution charge?

Blues,
Cliff

If it were really just a "bit more" than an ounce for personal use, I would say it was excessive.

OK, Rick,

So can I expect you in the not to distant future to post a thread titled ,
"American Justice for Men" ?

Or was there just some predudice you hold toward Arab men that prompted you to post this subject?

Blues,
Cliff

Sure; why not. We can even compare the living conditions in American prisons,ie. phone, internet, tv, etc. As for "some prejudice I hold toward Arab men", like I said, the playboy's punishment was a "bit" excessive. How can you read prejudice out of this. You some kind or race baiter who hides behind a blank profile?
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