Maybe This Explains It

In my post yesterday about the mass Egyptian death sentences that have outraged the world,  I noted that only four people were executed for the 1981 assassination of President Anwar Sadat, while an incredible 529 people are sentenced here in the death of a single policeman. How could that be?

This is making the rounds on social media: "Picture of the al-Minya officer during his killing at the hands of 529 terrorists." A grim joke given the subject matter, but to the point.