....brothers who buried them alive. Are there ANY moslems here who can feel how barbarous this is and feel shamed by these monsters?
If you ask what dishonourable act did she perform...I really cannot point a finger and say, see that is why she had to die. You see, the crime that cost her life and that of her baby son was...are you ready for it? She married for love and not according to some pre-arranged ritual/tradition. It is not even that she committed sacrilege. Just that she loved and married him.
I'll tell you this, if my sons killed their sister or brother, I would kill them in return, for I would consider it a huge dishonour that they could commit such an atrocity and the lack of human emotions would mean they are not my children, just some kind of demons.
They did not even have a bit of compassion and try to give them a quick death. They buried them alive?
The mother and son:
I do not think any moslem can even imagine how glad all decent people are that we do not belong to their sick religious ideology. We treasure the lives of our family, normal people do not love someone for 20 years and then casually kill them - and do it in a the way to force them to suffer the longest.
Perhaps I am being unfair and some moslems are horrified? Why do they not speak out then? Is it because then they will be the next victims? Okay, so they keep quiet out of fear? If so, we understand, but then they should not become angered by us daring to speak out/
Look at the photos and wonder, how could any of them think they have the right to think for herself!? Are our feminists angered by this? Not at all. They would only be angered if white men had killed them.
Here is where you can read the article and see many photos of girls killed for petty reasons. There also is a horrific video, if you have the stomach for it.
Hey, has nobody told them that only the insecure and weak fear that others can dishonour them? Betraying those you love, that is truly the worst dishonour of all.
My belief in Free Speech is my Shield
Posted: 1st March, 2020