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Originally posted by Dr UAE
reply to post by catwhoknowsplusone
it has never been ok and never will be ok to kill your own child with or with out a religion , i can not understand how can someone kill his own child with his own hand ,it makes me sick and want to throw up just by thinking about it, its unacceptable , it happiness only by those that are less than animals for i have not seen an animal kill its own child.
Originally posted by catwhoknowsplusone
reply to post by spinkyboo
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A religious 'law' issue?
This is murder.
And this is murder of his own daughter.
Again, I say that so-called religion is leading us all to the end of the world.
How can you justify this so-called religious 'law' with the murder of a young girl, who had all her life ahead of her, and her own father, backed by 'religious law' murders her.
"Religious law' is crap.
An honor killing is the murder of a family member by his or her relatives due to the belief of wrongdoing. These wrongdoings are decided by the family if they think that the dishonor was brought upon them by the victims, who are mostly girls and women. Honor killings are still occurring in Pakistan; and the important thing is that people, who kill on the name of honor, do not feel ashamed about it. An honor killing is also termed as karo-kari in Pakistan. Karo-kari is part of cultural tradition in Pakistan and is a compound word literally meaning lack male (Karo) and lack female (Kari), in metaphoric terms for adulterer and adulteress. The concepts of women as property and honor are so deeply entrenched in the social, political and economic fabric of Pakistan that once labeled as a Kari, male family members get the self-authorized justification to kill her and the co-accused Karo to restore family honor. During the first four months of 2011, as many as seven such incidents took place in the Sindh province of Pakistan. The incidents claimed the lives of 6 women and 5 men making a total of 11. So far, 6 cases have been registered in police stations against these killings; and 6 persons have also been put behind bars.
Keep believing that the fact that it was with an enemy soldier had nothing to do with it. I'm pretty damn sure that if Muslims invaded the UK with force, there would be honour killings in the same manner there too (or anywhere, for that matter).
Originally posted by WhoDat09
There go those peace loving Muslims for ya again! Makes me sick!!
and I'm sure there really are peace loving Muslims out there, I just haven't met or heard about one yet.
Originally posted by NuclearPaul
Somehow, I think the fact she fell in love with an enemy soldier had a lot to do with it.
The press can say what they want, but the fact is nobody welcomes foreign troops into their country that are there because they invaded.
Originally posted by shansen
Originally posted by WhoDat09
There go those peace loving Muslims for ya again! Makes me sick!!
and I'm sure there really are peace loving Muslims out there, I just haven't met or heard about one yet.
Exactly! You're SO right I can't even say it loud enough!
And I'm not refraining myself to say that giving them permission to live in Western countries was a huge mistake, for we will pay dearly someday. My only hope is that they will pay more!
Originally posted by Maslo
'I have only two boys from now on. That girl was a mistake in my life. I know God is blessing me for what I did,' he said, his voice swelling with pride. 'My sons are by my side, and they were men enough to help me finish the life of someone who just brought shame to ours.'
His religion is not at fault here, I don't believe God will bless him for this dead. Unfortunately this is the result of actions without the understanding of religion. He may have the name of a Muslim but the deads of a criminal as such he should be punished in this life and will be punished in the next.
Originally posted by LogiosHermes27
Hopefully in her next life she will learn to be loyal to family.