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Admitting to killing his sister and getting away with it

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SouthernFashionista · 23/07/2024 22:29

I could weep after reading this. But mostly I’m just angry. How in gods name has this happened? I know some don’t like DM links but the facts are that a man punched his sister in the head, killing her, and admitted doing so yet will face no charges. Sickening.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13664507/Girl-11-died-punched-heat-moment-half-brother-not-face-charges.html

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SusieLawson · 28/07/2024 20:56

JulyMume · 28/07/2024 20:49

@SusieLawson I think that’s disgusting what I’m reading about this. I’ve also heard similar in terms of when the man goes to heaven he will be welcomed with 7 virgins! It’s disgusting how women are treated.

Virgins who stay virgins no matter how often they have sex lol.

roxyro · 28/07/2024 20:58

It’s actually 72 virgins and the daft prats no doubt believe it. What utter fucked up bullshit.

Annanirvana · 28/07/2024 23:25

They must dream this wnky boll*ks up themselves 🙄. Funnily enough these Houris sound like cartoons/ animé, unrealistic as hell. Chances are, they'll burn in that place.

Annanirvana · 28/07/2024 23:29

It's bloody pathetic and laughable isn't it? Probably some promised land, " you can't get laid in this life but never mind, in the next you'll have brainless,animé cartoon bang maids to fulfill your every need" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Annanirvana · 28/07/2024 23:35

I think it's both, their men/sons can do no wrong, even when they're taking and dealing drugs. Meanwhile the male members of the family don't let the girls out of their sight. They're under complete male control until they're 14/15 then it's off to visit sick Granny back home, they don't come back single, they've been married off to a cousin.

AllPrincessAnneshorses · 29/07/2024 00:10

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mommatoone · 29/07/2024 00:12

I feel desperately sorry for these young girls in general. But the fact that (a lot of them ) are brought up in westernised culture, ie mixed schools etc , it must be incredibly difficult if they are from a family with strict beliefs. My family have Muslim friends through school / work and although religious, the girls in particular are very westernised and hold down professional jobs in a male dominated environment. Sadly, this is not the case for some of these girls.

mommatoone · 29/07/2024 00:14

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pilates · 29/07/2024 06:58

MN HQ are you actually going to do anything about posters calling others racist because they disagree with your pov and to shut them down?

roxyro · 29/07/2024 10:27

Annanirvana · 28/07/2024 23:35

I think it's both, their men/sons can do no wrong, even when they're taking and dealing drugs. Meanwhile the male members of the family don't let the girls out of their sight. They're under complete male control until they're 14/15 then it's off to visit sick Granny back home, they don't come back single, they've been married off to a cousin.

Once money has been paid to bring said cousin into the UK

i speak from direct experience. Neighbour married cousin in Pakistan. Brought him over then left him on his own whilst she lived with family. He used to tell me all about it. His sister married her brother at the same time so two were brought over.

he used to use my landline to call his family in Pakistan (paid me). He told me his father had paid a lot of money for them to marry the two cousins and bring them over.

i’m not racist, I’m telling the truth. If some don’t like it that’s their problem. There’s a hell of a lot more I could tell but I was given a lot more insight into the culture and practices than most people. Some of it shocking.

AllPrincessAnneshorses · 29/07/2024 10:44

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EasternStandard · 29/07/2024 10:51

Stuff gets deleted if it’s not true but that post re Houris idk is it part of the religion?

If so it can be talked about

To add it might still be there as not an attack but people can say why it’s not the case if it’s false

roxyro · 29/07/2024 11:19

I thought Mumsnet was better than this but hey, let’s shut down discussion if you don’t agree with it.

JulyMume · 29/07/2024 15:11

What were all the deleted posts above roughly about? I didn’t get a chance to read before they were deleted.

VeryOldMan · 30/07/2024 10:04

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Scammersarescum · 30/07/2024 10:30

roxyro · 29/07/2024 10:27

Once money has been paid to bring said cousin into the UK

i speak from direct experience. Neighbour married cousin in Pakistan. Brought him over then left him on his own whilst she lived with family. He used to tell me all about it. His sister married her brother at the same time so two were brought over.

he used to use my landline to call his family in Pakistan (paid me). He told me his father had paid a lot of money for them to marry the two cousins and bring them over.

i’m not racist, I’m telling the truth. If some don’t like it that’s their problem. There’s a hell of a lot more I could tell but I was given a lot more insight into the culture and practices than most people. Some of it shocking.

Chain migration is a massive issue that has caused cultural imbalances within the UK. You only need to look at areas like Dewsbury or Bradford to see the result of badly managed migration policies. There is very little community integration.

The conversation about it needs to be frank and is long overdue.

People are starting to talk about it much more openly recently and is it any surprise when you have situations like this one?

BlackShuck3 · 30/07/2024 12:14

Annanirvana · 28/07/2024 23:35

I think it's both, their men/sons can do no wrong, even when they're taking and dealing drugs. Meanwhile the male members of the family don't let the girls out of their sight. They're under complete male control until they're 14/15 then it's off to visit sick Granny back home, they don't come back single, they've been married off to a cousin.

I agree, any wrong doing, no matter who committed it, is blamed on the girls they are punished for the men's crimes. It's a way of keeping the men at the top of the hierarchy, preserving their reputation so that nothing hampers their progress in life.
Women and girls are sacrificed and pushed down so that men can stay at the top.

notanotherusername21 · 17/08/2024 20:33

Any lawyers in here? Why did CPS not prosecute, even on a lesser offence? He admitted punching her in writing

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