Stoning young girls - 7th Century Middle East or London 2007?

I suppose stoning young girls to death for loving a boy of the wrong religion is the norm in the Middle East. However, I would have thought that the Kurds had moved a bit beyond that sort of "entertainment." From Tundra Tabloid, we have The Death of Du'a Khalil Aswad. The pictures are not for the faint at heart. And we support beings who do this to their young girls; the young women who are the promise of their future. How outrageous and tragic. Our tax dollars at work - supporting men who treat women so brutally and with such cruelty. I would send condolences to Du'a's family but then did they object to her brutal murder, stoned to death in the street in broad daylight? Or was their honour "restored" by her fragile body twisted in death. Such trash and we support it... Spare me the "it's a cultural" thing garbage. And if one believes this culture is "morally" equivalent to our, get real. Or get a non-liberal leftist shrink. Really, how sexually repressed must these men be to stone a young girl to death because she was in love? To me, no cultural or religious excuse is acceptable. The men who stoned Du'a are ruthless deviants. Murderers plain and simple. They deserve death, not a cozy cell. How about just strapping them to a chair and pulling out their fingernails then turning them over to the women to deal with. I would suspect the women could deal with them quite nicely as long as the women's identities were secret. Yes, we have brutal killings in the United States but I don't think the killings are state-sanctioned. We are dealing with pathologically deviant animals and our policy needs to reflect that. Show no mercy to such scum. Or rather, show them the mercy they showed to Du'a. H/T to Tundra Tabloid.