Published: 26 Apr 12 15:53 CET | Print version
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Another person has been arrested in the investigation of the Landskrona killing on Monday in southern Sweden, where a 19-year-old woman was stabbed to death.
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Far better to have a 19 year old daughter who is viciously stabbed to death by your own son than to live with the thought that your daughter is maybe dating one or two guys that you do not like.
Great work Mom!
Fully agree.
But on the subject of the Patriarchical terrorism of women, there still may be a 5% chance that good old Dad and Mom agreed that the son would throw Mom under the bus if he was caught, to lessen the son's meager sentence of a few months of counselling, so that the son and Dad would be rapidily reunited again. This would be the 'women are expendable' form of patriachal terrorism.
I could be wrong of course but hard for me to imagine that this entire murder conspiracy was hatched between mom and son, with father unaware and unsupportive.
Would be good if there were enough funds available so that women who have been threatened with death or violence (a highly criminal act, when the threat is credible) can force the would-be murderous brothers, fathers, cousins to wear ankle bracelets that warn her by SMS when the assassins are less than 1 km from where she is, so that she can escape or call friends or arm herself.
Social services should have relocated her immediately, maybe even to a hotel until they find an apartment, in some other ciy far away from these murderous vommit bags.
Credible death threats (text messages, recorded phone calls, third party eyewitness testimony) should also result in instant expulsion from Sweden. A woman withdrew a court case against her brother a few months ago, even though they had piles of credible evidence, when it was revealted that all he would get would be a few months in jail, if convicted.
Anything less than zero tolerance will send a message that murdering family members is perfectly okay as far as the Swedish government is concerned.
Anything less than zero tolerance
Why can't The Local just state the facts:
Victim: Maria Barin Ayin
Perpetrator: Reber, her kid brother
Instigator: Viktoria, her very own mother
1. permit necrophilia
2. lower the age of marriage for girls to 14
3. make female genital mutilation mandatory.
An Egyptian journalist blasted this trend and said " has the Islamic trend reached that far." It really is time for tolerance to be a 2-way street. But clearly the 'old ways' refuse to go away, even when prosperity and contentment are offered in a new life.
So it's time for western societies to stop hiding behind 'politically correct' methodologies.There is nothing wrong with condemning barbaric behaviour when it presents itself in our society.If that behaviour is also a 'tradition' (whether religious or cultural) there is also nothing wrong with educating to a higher standard of humanity.