Are we being hypocrite to honor killing situation? [Spinoff from Qandeel b. thread]

[Theorist]

Re: Qandeel baloch killed

@mocpk

Oh look mommie fake liberals everywhere!!!

YAWN!!!

Let me break it down for your fake asses:

1. She WAS a prostitute. The proof is in the pudding. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwB_FB5MyMs But then again maybe making youtube videos pays a lot and hence she was living this lavish lifestyle. :halo:

2. My dear open minded people. If there is nothing wrong with being a prostitute and if it is merely a means of living a life then please practice what you preach and inspire/teach your daughters to join this noble profession when they grow up and don’t be a “scum”.

3. Ogle at someone? Look down on women? Honey as a moderate “woman” i don’t think i look down on other women. And i ogle at men when i want, doesn’t mean i sell my body to them or twerk and show my cleavage.

4. Had it coming? Of course she HAD it coming. Any one of her benefactors could’ve killed her. She was using other people for her bid for popularity and for getting to Bollywood. People who malign their country/religion for their careers or for asylums SHOULD always have it coming.

5. Father said she was “brave”? DUH!!! of course a chitta unparh gawarh aadmi would call his sonay ki chiriya “brave”. He just lost a goldmine.

Like i said it is indeed sad that she was killed but your feminazi asses are doing way too much. Where were you when she was posting all this stuff? Were you commending her then or were you enjoying her making a fool out of herself? Being sad and hurt at her murder is right but glorifying a mentally unstable attention seekers (to prove you are some sort of proponents of justice) is just plain stupid.

Can you explain to me what the heck is a fake liberal? I am really struggling with this one.

1. What difference does it make that she was a prostitute? She was more than just a prostitute. She escaped an abusive marriage. She supported her family for the last six years. If anything, she has probably done more good than you and I could do. Again, what f****** difference does it make that she chose to support herself and her family by selling herself?

2. Just because we are saying there is nothing wrong with being a prostitute, doesn’t mean we will motivate our sisters and daughters to choose that profession. Why don’t you step up and help them get out of this filthy profession? If you won’t, why are you judging? Many choose this profession out of necessity and we need to respect their decision, especially in a place like Pakistan where it literally takes steel balls to do what she did. You think she didn’t know people mocked her? Yet there she was strutting her stuff.

3. You are a disgrace to all women! You are implicitly justifying her murder. A woman that justifies another woman’s murder is worse than the one that shows her cleavage or sells her body.

4. Yeah, she had it coming because she happened to be in a horrible, backwards, and intolerant society! That’s the only reason she had it coming. You should be ashamed of yourself for saying “People who malign their country/religion for their careers or for asylums SHOULD always have it coming”. If only the country and religion were perfect! This is far far from the reality. Do you know what our country and religion is known for? Terrorism, intolerance, injustice, and barbarism. Are any of those things to be proud of? If anything, Qandeel’s murder proved we really are those things! So many girls and women are sacrificed for honor. What honor!!! Do we have any left?

5. Yes, she was brave. She did not beg, she did not become a burden on her parents. She did what she could and wanted to and supported her family for years in spite of people mocking her and sending her death threats.

You are right. You are not a feminist. You are everything we stand against. If it weren’t for immoral, cheating, horny men, prostitution would fail in a country like Pakistan. We pay young women/girls to dance in our weddings but we will be terrified if our own sister or daughter danced like that. Why the double standard? When we can’t treat another struggling woman like our own sister, mother, or daughter then we have absolutely no right to judge how they choose to live their lives. You have no idea of their struggles.

Stop being so damn self-righteous.