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<blockquote data-quote="moreluck" data-source="post: 1050695" data-attributes="member: 1246">So, do you just walk into the local 7-11 and ask for a gallon of acid ?????According to the left and CAIR, “honor” killings have nothing to do with Islam.<a href="http://www.news24.com/World/News/Girl-fated-to-die-in-acid-attack-Mother-20121105" target="_blank">Islamabad (AFP)</a> – 

A Pakistani mother who killed her teenage daughter by dousing her with acid for looking at a boy has told the BBC it was the girl’s destiny to die in this way.

Police in Pakistan-administered Kashmir arrested Mohammad Zafar and his wife Zaheen for the 29 October attack on their daughter Anusha, aged 15, who died in hospital two days later after suffering horrific acid burns.

So-called “honour” attacks are common in deeply conservative Pakistan. Rights activists say more than 900 women were murdered last year after being accused of bringing shame on the family in some way.

Speaking from their police cells, the father told the BBC they had warned Anusha before about looking at boys, while the mother described how her daughter had begged for forgiveness.

“She said, ‘I didn’t do it on purpose, I won’t do it again’,” the mother, whose own arm bore an injury from the acid, told the BBC.
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[QUOTE="moreluck, post: 1050695, member: 1246"] So, do you just walk into the local 7-11 and ask for a gallon of acid ????? According to the left and CAIR, “honor” killings have nothing to do with Islam. [INDENT][URL="http://www.news24.com/World/News/Girl-fated-to-die-in-acid-attack-Mother-20121105"]Islamabad (AFP)[/URL] – A Pakistani mother who killed her teenage daughter by dousing her with acid for looking at a boy has told the BBC it was the girl’s destiny to die in this way. Police in Pakistan-administered Kashmir arrested Mohammad Zafar and his wife Zaheen for the 29 October attack on their daughter Anusha, aged 15, who died in hospital two days later after suffering horrific acid burns. So-called “honour” attacks are common in deeply conservative Pakistan. Rights activists say more than 900 women were murdered last year after being accused of bringing shame on the family in some way. Speaking from their police cells, the father told the BBC they had warned Anusha before about looking at boys, while the mother described how her daughter had begged for forgiveness. “She said, ‘I didn’t do it on purpose, I won’t do it again’,” the mother, whose own arm bore an injury from the acid, told the BBC. [/INDENT] [/QUOTE]

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