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« Reply #20 on: May 05, 2007, 01:33:46 PM »

Another comment - everyone who blames this on the muslim religion has no idea of religion at all.

Blame it on primitive tradition and you're right. But it has nothing to do at all with Islam.

hence me saying muslims in that area.
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« Reply #21 on: May 05, 2007, 05:08:56 PM »

All Americans calling this primitive - you're right. But be aware that your own government supports the cruelest form of torture itself in Guanztanamo.

Yes.   We're hypocrites.  We understand.  Why, every time Americans are outraged by a human tragedy, must someone bring this back to our own government?  Isn't it possible that those of us who are outraged by this are also in the 70% of Americans who disapprove of Bush?  If America were perfect, would this have not happened to this girl? 

As non-Americans are happy to remind us when it soots them, not EVERYTHING is about America!
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« Reply #22 on: May 05, 2007, 05:26:11 PM »

All Americans calling this primitive - you're right. But be aware that your own government supports the cruelest form of torture itself in Guanztanamo.

Yes.   We're hypocrites.  We understand.  Why, every time Americans are outraged by a human tragedy, must someone bring this back to our own government?  Isn't it possible that those of us who are outraged by this are also in the 70% of Americans who disapprove of Bush?  If America were perfect, would this have not happened to this girl? 

As non-Americans are happy to remind us when it soots them, not EVERYTHING is about America!

i agree we don't have to take it all back to AMERICA.

nevertheless some comments here ( " ... still think its 1504 or something ...." ) were very dumb and idiotic and cartmanic (if i may).

i don't want to escuse these behaviors. but i dont like how these "news" can be used as political/cultural argument in favor of our "civilization".

our own society is violent in it's own way. very violent. never forget it.
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« Reply #23 on: May 05, 2007, 05:29:28 PM »

All Americans calling this primitive - you're right. But be aware that your own government supports the cruelest form of torture itself in Guanztanamo.

Yes.   We're hypocrites.  We understand.  Why, every time Americans are outraged by a human tragedy, must someone bring this back to our own government?  Isn't it possible that those of us who are outraged by this are also in the 70% of Americans who disapprove of Bush?  If America were perfect, would this have not happened to this girl? 

As non-Americans are happy to remind us when it soots them, not EVERYTHING is about America!

i agree we don't have to take it all back to AMERICA.

nevertheless some comments here ( " ... still think its 1504 or something ...." ) were very dumb and idiotic and cartmanic (if i may).

i don't want to escuse these behaviors. but i dont like how these "news" can be used as political/cultural argument in favor of our "civilization".

our own society is violent in it's own way. very violent. never forget it.


my comment is the truth, when groups kill soldiers and instead of leaving them to be collected by there troops and honoured, they burn there corpses and tie them to the back of cars and drag them through the streets, then to really show the people or iraq up, you see loads of people all crowding round cheering over the deaths and burning other countries flags.

My comment is as true as it gets, half those fuckers over there need to be either re-educated or shot.
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« Reply #24 on: May 05, 2007, 05:37:26 PM »

i agree we don't have to take it all back to AMERICA.

nevertheless some comments here ( " ... still think its 1504 or something ...." ) were very dumb and idiotic and cartmanic (if i may).

i don't want to escuse these behaviors. but i dont like how these "news" can be used as political/cultural argument in favor of our "civilization".

our own society is violent in it's own way. very violent. never forget it.


It's difficult to forget when "8 soldiers killed in Baghdad blast" or something similar scrolls across the bottom of the news screen, seemingly every day.  But there are different kinds of violence.  MOST of the world is familiar with the idea of war and, as awful as it is, war really defines human history.  I don't like war any more than anyone else, but I do believe there can be a "just" war, even if the current one is not.  I don't think there can be a "just" stoning of a 17 year old girl, due to her dating outside of her ethnic group.
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« Reply #25 on: May 05, 2007, 05:39:09 PM »

i agree we don't have to take it all back to AMERICA.

nevertheless some comments here ( " ... still think its 1504 or something ...." ) were very dumb and idiotic and cartmanic (if i may).

i don't want to escuse these behaviors. but i dont like how these "news" can be used as political/cultural argument in favor of our "civilization".

our own society is violent in it's own way. very violent. never forget it.


It's difficult to forget when "8 soldiers killed in Baghdad blast" or something similar scrolls across the bottom of the news screen, seemingly every day.  But there are different kinds of violence.  MOST of the world is familiar with the idea of war and, as awful as it is, war really defines human history.  I don't like war any more than anyone else, but I do believe there can be a "just" war, even if the current one is not.  I don't think there can be a "just" stoning of a 17 year old girl, due to her dating outside of her ethnic group.

And freedom just ended this conversation with the main point. These people are sick and this should not be happening in this day and age.
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« Reply #26 on: May 05, 2007, 07:14:16 PM »


So disgusting, and shows how inhumane things in Irak/USA other countries can be, it's never any humane way of executing another human being with force.
These people are sick and this should not be happening in this day and age.
Any use of death-penalty is, this has to be the most cruel way.
It's not really about religion, in Norway we have christianity but things like these doesn't happen...not anymore.
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« Reply #27 on: May 06, 2007, 02:58:52 PM »

I wish I was there with a gun so I could shoot those fuckers. That is unterly disgusting no
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« Reply #28 on: May 06, 2007, 03:11:31 PM »

That's a sad story.

I've heard of women getting stoned to death in certain parts of the Middle East by their male relatives for having premarital sex or for being raped. In Jordan a man was sentenced to six months in jail for killing his sister. It was considered an honor killing, rather than murder.

I don't know how most people in Iraq, Jordan, etc... feel about these honor killings. Surely not everyone supports them.
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« Reply #29 on: May 06, 2007, 04:12:19 PM »

That's a sad story.

I've heard of women getting stoned to death in certain parts of the Middle East by their male relatives for having premarital sex or for being raped. In Jordan a man was sentenced to six months in jail for killing his sister. It was considered an honor killing, rather than murder.

I don't know how most people in Iraq, Jordan, etc... feel about these honor killings. Surely not everyone supports them.

in some parts of the world/the middle east dogs are treated better than women.

there was a story in Pakistan not too long ago about this guy committing a crime and getting caught - as punishment, his female relatives were raped.  screwy world we live in Huh
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« Reply #30 on: May 06, 2007, 04:49:40 PM »

That's a sad story.

I've heard of women getting stoned to death in certain parts of the Middle East by their male relatives for having premarital sex or for being raped.

The very inappropriately named 'hono(u)r killings' have spread to Western Europe and even to the US. You can good quite a few cases in the UK for example.
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« Reply #31 on: May 06, 2007, 04:50:22 PM »



The very inappropriately named 'hono(u)r killings' have spread to Western Europe and even to the US. You can good quite a few cases in the UK for example.

Really? In the muslim community? Or other?
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« Reply #32 on: May 06, 2007, 04:52:18 PM »


It's difficult to forget when "8 soldiers killed in Baghdad blast" or something similar scrolls across the bottom of the news screen, seemingly every day.  But there are different kinds of violence.  MOST of the world is familiar with the idea of war and, as awful as it is, war really defines human history.  I don't like war any more than anyone else, but I do believe there can be a "just" war, even if the current one is not.  I don't think there can be a "just" stoning of a 17 year old girl, due to her dating outside of her ethnic group.

Extremely well said  ok You would think people would have had enough of violence in that country without murdering 17 year old girls for dating..........or maybe you wouldn't.
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The very inappropriately named 'hono(u)r killings' have spread to Western Europe and even to the US. You can good quite a few cases in the UK for example.

Really? In the muslim community? Or other?

In the UK, Southeast Asian communities, so muslim but also sikh and hindu (I think, can't find a specific example.)

Here's one in the US

http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/001706.php

April 24, 2004) ? Ismail Peltek, who was indicted Friday on charges of second-degree murder in the April 15 slaying of his wife, Hatice Peltek, claimed he attacked his wife and daughters after learning that his brother had molested his wife and his 22-year-old daughter, according to court documents.

Peltek, 41, said he attacked his 4-year-old daughter because she had been ?sullied? by a gynecological exam.

?I was concerned that my family?s honor was taken,? he allegedly told investigators. ...

His 39-year-old wife died after being stabbed repeatedly and bludgeoned on the head with a hammer.

His daughters suffered fractured skulls from hammer blows.

?If you had the opportunity to kill the family again, would you?? he was asked by Rochester police Officer Emre Arican, who was brought in to help investigators because he speaks Turkish.

?My female family, yes. My male family, no,? Peltek allegedly replied. ...

So-called ?honor killings? of females are common in Turkey and countries of the Middle East, according to UNICEF, the United Nations Children?s Fund. UNICEF defines the practice as one ?in which men kill female relatives in the name of family ?honor? for forced or suspected sexual activity outside marriage, even when they have been victims of rape.?
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« Reply #34 on: May 06, 2007, 05:19:47 PM »

That's a sad story.

I've heard of women getting stoned to death in certain parts of the Middle East by their male relatives for having premarital sex or for being raped.

The very inappropriately named 'hono(u)r killings' have spread to Western Europe and even to the US. You can good quite a few cases in the UK for example.

We call it bloedwraak(Blood revenge) over here and we have many many cases of it...

I'm sorry to say it but there are just way to many muslims in our country....I mean 42% of our capital is muslim? no and that's a sad fact

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« Reply #35 on: May 06, 2007, 05:20:49 PM »

The very inappropriately named 'hono(u)r killings' have spread to Western Europe and even to the US. You can good quite a few cases in the UK for example.

That's true.

The whole situation somewhat reminded of a similar incident in Sweden in 2002. The woman in question was Kurdish Muslim immigrant, who wanted to marry a local man instead of settling for a marriage ordained by her family. She made it through troubled times, media exposure, family disassociation, secret identity and the death of her beloved before her father finally shot and killed her in front of her mother and sisters.

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« Reply #36 on: May 06, 2007, 05:53:29 PM »



The very inappropriately named 'hono(u)r killings' have spread to Western Europe and even to the US. You can good quite a few cases in the UK for example.

Really? In the muslim community? Or other?

In the UK, Southeast Asian communities, so muslim but also sikh and hindu (I think, can't find a specific example.)

Here's one in the US

http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/001706.php

April 24, 2004) ? Ismail Peltek, who was indicted Friday on charges of second-degree murder in the April 15 slaying of his wife, Hatice Peltek, claimed he attacked his wife and daughters after learning that his brother had molested his wife and his 22-year-old daughter, according to court documents.

Peltek, 41, said he attacked his 4-year-old daughter because she had been ?sullied? by a gynecological exam.

?I was concerned that my family?s honor was taken,? he allegedly told investigators. ...

His 39-year-old wife died after being stabbed repeatedly and bludgeoned on the head with a hammer.

His daughters suffered fractured skulls from hammer blows.

?If you had the opportunity to kill the family again, would you?? he was asked by Rochester police Officer Emre Arican, who was brought in to help investigators because he speaks Turkish.

?My female family, yes. My male family, no,? Peltek allegedly replied. ...

So-called ?honor killings? of females are common in Turkey and countries of the Middle East, according to UNICEF, the United Nations Children?s Fund. UNICEF defines the practice as one ?in which men kill female relatives in the name of family ?honor? for forced or suspected sexual activity outside marriage, even when they have been victims of rape.?

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« Reply #37 on: May 06, 2007, 07:02:10 PM »

That's a sad story.

I've heard of women getting stoned to death in certain parts of the Middle East by their male relatives for having premarital sex or for being raped.

The very inappropriately named 'hono(u)r killings' have spread to Western Europe and even to the US. You can good quite a few cases in the UK for example.

We call it bloedwraak(Blood revenge) over here and we have many many cases of it...

I'm sorry to say it but there are just way to many muslims in our country....I mean 42% of our capital is muslim  no and that's a sad fact



you talkin bout england? thats appalling if you are.
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« Reply #38 on: May 06, 2007, 07:05:51 PM »

I detest most organized religions........
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« Reply #39 on: May 07, 2007, 06:26:56 AM »

That's a sad story.

I've heard of women getting stoned to death in certain parts of the Middle East by their male relatives for having premarital sex or for being raped.

The very inappropriately named 'hono(u)r killings' have spread to Western Europe and even to the US. You can good quite a few cases in the UK for example.

We call it bloedwraak(Blood revenge) over here and we have many many cases of it...

I'm sorry to say it but there are just way to many muslims in our country....I mean 42% of our capital is muslim  no and that's a sad fact



you talkin bout england?

Does bloedwraak look like an English word?
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