Girl Clings to Life in Mississauga Hospital

[kaun]

Re: Girl Clings to Life in Mississauga Hospital

@Khumar

i’ve seen girls do that. you know what their parents did to them? sent them back to pakistan. not MURDER them. there is no way in hell that aqsa’s father’s actions are justified.

these same girls are hijabi now after living in some gaoon in pakistan. they are back now, attending college, and are friends with some of my friends, and have learnt their lesson.

do you tihnk if their father had killed them they would have learnt their lesson in the last 5 minutes of life they had left?

she’s got a facebook group dedicated to her. there is apicture that a friend of hers posted in that group, a screen shot of her msn nick. clearly her msn nick indicated that she was going to leave her home. move out. if her father cared about his dignity even a tiny bit, he would have cared to check what the hell she is doing on the computer. what she is planning to do. lots of people had left home, when they were teens. they are perfectly fine now. why? because their parents cared enough to keep tabs on them even after they left home. first of it the need to run away from home should never have arisen, if the so called ghairat mand father had any sense of keeping tabs on his daughter. why the hell would he let her take the bus? why would he give her money so she can go to stitches or sirens and buy low cut dresses? why not ask her who the hell her friends are. why not instill in her a sense of pride about her religion and her culture? clearly it seems she wanted to get out of her “constricting” culture and be like the rest. which is understandable for every 16 year old. but that is no excuse for ignoring the signs and in the end murdering her.

the girl is not all to blame. what her father did was horrendous, and he needs to be deported back to his gaoon where he will be supported for his actions, not here. there is no room for such people here.

the issue at hand is not hijab. the issue at hand is how ignorant and intolerable her parents were. and unfortunately living in this same city i see a lot of that. if we as a community don’t curb such actions, the only end result of this would be more stories of murders of girls published in toronto star, and the community ending up getting a bad name.

all i can say once again no matter wat the truth is she did not deserve to be killed :k: