The Religion of peace rides yet again… Just down the road from me here…. Lots of coverage available to me, but this is from the Toronto Star: [1]
A 16-year-old girl is dead and her father has been charged with murder after an attack in a Mississauga home.
Aqsa Parvez, a student at Applewood Heights Secondary School, had been on life support in hospital since yesterday morning.
Police went to the family’s two-storey home on Longhorn Trail about 8 a.m. yesterday after receiving a 911 call in which a man allegedly claimed to have killed his daughter.
Paramedics found Aqsa with a faint pulse and rushed her to hospital. She was later transferred to a Toronto hospital and placed on life support.
Peel police said this morning that she died overnight.
Friends at the victim’s school said she feared her father and had argued over her desire to shun the hijab, a traditional shoulder-length head scarf worn by females in devout Muslim families.
Homicide investigators had been standing by, as it soon became clear the young girl wouldn’t survive the attack.
Muhammad Parvez, 57, has been remanded in custody and was to make his first court appearance today in a Brampton court.
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School chums say Aqsa had been arguing with her family for months over whether she should wear the hijab.
Pal Ebonie Mitchell, 16, and other friends said Aqsa still wore the hijab to school last year, but rebelled against dressing in it this fall.
They said she would leave home wearing the traditional garment and loose clothing, but would often change into tighter garments at school.
She would change back for the bus trip home.
Well, I’ve got a solution… a slow, painful death for this unspeakable bastard. Something involving a pair of pliers and a cattle prod, capped off with choking the moron to death with his daughter’s old, rejected Hijab. That would be justice. Unfortunately, the country that provided for her death, in the name of ‘diversity’, will not provide justice for her killer, either… calling the lack of a death penalty ‘humanity’.
Make sense to you?
Fellow Swamp Stomper Blue Crab Boulevard [2] has more. So does Mike Goldfarb, [3] who says in part:
It’s a horrible story. But on the same day as this girl is murdered for her secularism, the left is busy defending the veil. See Danielle Crittenden’s piece at the Huffington Post, “Islamic Like Me: HuffPosters Defend the Veil [4].” Crittenden spent a week dressed in a full burqa just to see what it would be like–and surprise! she didn’t like it one bit. But her series for HuffPo earned her nothing but the animus of the site’s readers, and now she’s defending the piece:
I’m glad so many of you took the time to post comments. There were definitely some general themes among them: If a woman chooses to veil herself, shouldn’t we respect that as her individual choice? Isn’t the West just as oppressive towards women with its constant marketing of sex? Just because veiling is culturally different from our customs, why should we feel threatened by it?
I find it alarming that she should have to defend her piece, particularly in light of the story of Aqsa Parvez, from a band of leftists apparently intent on keeping women enslaved. But I find it a measure of the nonsense she was selling in her original article, when she comes up with lines like the last two she quoted.
First, no, Women of the west are not even on the same oppression scale. Anyone who considers the Bikini as oppressive as the Burkah, likely looks better in the latter. Oppressed? You’re kidding, right?Is Crittenden forced to perform sex acts for some reason she’s not telling us? (Somehow, I doubt it.) And Goldfarb’s answer to the second point is spot on:
We aren’t the ones threatened by the veil–the threat is to 16-year-old girls who don’t want to wear it, and risk death at the hands of their own family should they refuse to do so. “Culturally different from our customs” is, in this case, nothing more than a euphemism for barbaric.
Correct.
And the sad capper on this story is that Canada will not do justice here, considering that concept ‘Barbaric’.
Think about that one , today.