Girl Married at 9, slain by parents at 17

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Grand Master

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Look, sex with a 9 year old girl is wrong. Not because religion says so, not because culture says so. Because nature says so...

The risks of death in labour are incresed.

The risk of cervical cancer from sexual intercourse before puberty are increased.

The risk of hemooraging through intercourse are increased.

But hey, if you agree with it - form your own religion. Won't make it right though!

I completely agree with you and you know what? I always think when I see news like this about a 45 years old been with a 12 or 13 years old girl, do they they have their brain working properly? I mean I saw news before about an old ****ing man of 52 or 55 years old, don't remember the age exactly, but this ******* was raping her own daughter of 14 years old, I mean what the heck is going on with the brains of some people? It is really crazy. I am 32 years old and my wife is 29, I always going to work and going to college (trying to get my MBA) and I always see beautiful girls younger as 14 years old in the streets and everywhere but I don't desire her, in fact I don't have not interest in women of 20 years old or younger, called me boring or whatever you want but I have my brain very well organized and I don't have that sick concepts with younger women.

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Brad.

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I think that is absolutely disgusting. Not just "some" of the story, but the WHOLE DAMN THING.

Killed for not wanting to be with a 45 year old. Then two other girls killed for wanting to marry someone of their choice, then the aunts killed for trying to rescue them, and being related.

Countries like this make me sick, and I think we should try to teach other countries to adapt such laws, rather then having to read about 45 year old men marrying 9 year olds.

Totally agree.

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ScottKin

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Pathetic....utterly pathetic.

And these people - people who supposedly follow the Qu'ran - want America & "The West" to be destroyed because they think that we are evil? These crimes against peoples are thousands of times worse than seeing Britney Spear's navel in a music video!

:angry:

ANY society - whether it is deeply tied to a belief-system that is so tightly wound-up that it is ingrained from birth...or not - that practices "honour-killing" or other similar atrocities should be cast-off and discarded as hubris. It is not exclusively part of traditions of peoples living in Islamic or primarily-islamic nations; it happens in India, Africa, Asia and many other countries. I think that the reason that there is so much focus on the Muslim societies is that we are told that Islam is a religion of peace...but facts like this smack of nothing less than being hypocritical. If you are going to follow Islam (or any other religion) you had better follow it completely - and not ignore tenents that are "inconvenient".

My personal beliefs compel me to forgive...but I know that God will exact his justice against them. :yes:

--ScottKin

Grand Master

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I can say, with a fair amount of certainty, that a 45-year old man marrying a 9 year old child is about as wrong as anything can get.

His point was that right and wrong are not things that are set in stone. What if you were raised to believe 9 was a fine age to marry a girl?

Look, sex with a 9 year old girl is wrong. Not because religion says so, not because culture says so. Because nature says so...

The risks of death in labour are incresed.

The risk of cervical cancer from sexual intercourse before puberty are increased.

The risk of hemooraging through intercourse are increased.

But hey, if you agree with it - form your own religion. Won't make it right though!

Nature doesn't tell us what's right and wrong either. By extension, homosexuality is "wrong" because your species becomes limited in reproduction and dies out quicker.

/canofworms

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Beastage

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Bless the girl's Spirit.

Yet I always find this interesting, and telling:

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Of the new topics, a sexual story takes off most.

We are appalled -- but fascinated. ;)

No Hum, it is the most sickening of today this is why it gotten the most views....

Why don't the courts arrest and execute them on spot?

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