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Pakistan's version of 'Kim Kardashian' has been strangled to death in an 'honour killing' by her own brother whilst they celebrated Eid as a family 
A contraversial character but no doubt a hero to some people who want more free speech. Sad ending. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Muslims eh? What a great bunch of guys. Certainly forward thinking. I think we can all be proud of them. Personally I hope the religion gains popularity in the west bringing with it it's enlightened thinking. |
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"sad news indeed.
I expect he'll go unpunished at the family's wishes. what do you mean? If he murdered someone why would it go unpunished?"
You know nothing. . |
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"sad news indeed.
I expect he'll go unpunished at the family's wishes. what do you mean? If he murdered someone why would it go unpunished?"
Because in Pakistan a womans next of kin can forgive thier murderer
So honour killings ordered by the family go unpunished because the family forgives them |
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"Muslims eh? What a great bunch of guys. Certainly forward thinking. I think we can all be proud of them. Personally I hope the religion gains popularity in the west bringing with it it's enlightened thinking."
Whats worrying is this particular country has nukes |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"sad news indeed.
I expect he'll go unpunished at the family's wishes. what do you mean? If he murdered someone why would it go unpunished?
Because in Pakistan a womans next of kin can forgive thier murderer
So honour killings ordered by the family go unpunished because the family forgives them"
what a lovely place |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Pakistan's version of 'Kim Kardashian' has been strangled to death in an 'honour killing' by her own brother whilst they celebrated Eid as a family
A contraversial character but no doubt a hero to some people who want more free speech. Sad ending."
Eid was last week... |
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"sad news indeed.
I expect he'll go unpunished at the family's wishes. what do you mean? If he murdered someone why would it go unpunished?"
Honour killings under sharia law allow the family to forgive the perpetrator therefore he will receive no punishment for the crime committed.
As these type of killings are often carried out by a male relative they forgive. |
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"sad news indeed.
I expect he'll go unpunished at the family's wishes. what do you mean? If he murdered someone why would it go unpunished?
Honour killings under sharia law allow the family to forgive the perpetrator therefore he will receive no punishment for the crime committed.
As these type of killings are often carried out by a male relative they forgive."
Lovely. Forgiveness indeed. The world can certainly learn a thing or to from Islam. Friend of mine who works in Saudi was telling me how a woman was stoned to death for child abuse. So not all bad. She was guilty of not sending her son to,essentially Sunday school. Clearly deserved all she got. |
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