Jeg vil prøve noget. Jeg har tænkt mig at citere side 77 af alle mine bøger, bare sådan engang imellem. Jeg har valgt det tal, fordi tallet 7 altid har været mit yndlingstal. Der er ingen grund til det. Det ligger godt i hovedet, det er pænt at se på, og ja. Det er bare 7 thumbs up! Dette indlæg er det første, der kommer af den slags. Jeg vil gerne sige, at ikke alle mine bøger er gode, men jeg har besluttet mig for at være ligeglad.
"... do not adhere are given non of the currency of reverence. They are, in fact, denigrated and despised by the people.This sometimes culminates in a sickening ritual, practiced mostly by the muslims, called honor killings.
Honor killings are when a female (there are a decent number of instanced of males being killed in honor killings, but it's not nearly so widespread) is murdered by her family for dishonoring the code of their religion (I say religion, rather than society or culture, which is what the political correctness people have me say, because honor killings seems to have started to transcend culture. Even here in the US, honor killings seem to have started taking place.). According to a leading website on honor killings "over 5.000 women and girls are killed every year by family members in so-called honor killings, according to the UN. These crimes occur where cultures believe that a woman's unsanctioned sexual behavior brings such shame on the family that any female accused or suspected must be murdered.Reasons for these murders can be as trivial as talking to a man, or as innocent as suffering rape."
What a man, other than a violent sociopathic, would murder his own daughter because she was raped? A religious one.
Religions have codes, and if one doesn't adhere to those codes, one will seem dishonorable. And apparantly, for 5.000 families each year, the loss of a daughter seems a small price to pay to avoid the loss of honor.
So, when a politician or a commentator gets on the airwaves and starts weeping and wailing that honor is dead..."
Så, dette er side 77 i "The Douchebag Bible", skrevet af TJ Kirk, eller hans YouTubenavn, "The Amazing Atheist".