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Who loves you, baby!Very well said, Daddy.
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Who loves you, baby!Very well said, Daddy.
Indeed it is a cultural concept from the middle east however not practiced within Christian and Jewish culture only in Hindu, Islam and Sikh faith.
In "beautiful" B.C. we are currently going through two separate trials involving members of the Sikh community. This is not just a foible of the Muslim psyche.
Now that is interesting.
I wonder if Islam was firmly established in the area first, assimilating its custom, and the Christians and Jews came later, bringing with them their own cultures?
I am not sure it is even true. 'Italians and Corsicans had en equally strict protection of their females honour'.
I seem to remember that if a white girl went out with a black in the south. they were not exactly flavour of the month.
In America?
That's racism, not an honor killing. And they killed the man who wasn't part of the family, not the woman who was.
Besides, the American South did not have the same honor/shame codes as the folks on the other side of the world.
Man, you're really stretching, Terry. I'm wondering why.
The question is "the interpretation of Honour". It has been expressed in many ways round the world.
The Muslems involved seem to have taken it to an entirely new level, but the concept of imposing ones own rules (honour) on another person remains the same.
It was frowned upon and socially you were outcast but people werent killed.
The thing is, Terry, the term "honor killing" is a specific anthropological term used to designate a specific action. It's not subject to a universal application where the term can mean anything that someone wants it to mean.
Neither the Title of the thread , nor I, in any of my replies mentioned " Honour Killing"
Of course it was mentioned in the opening post, as were many other things.
I chose to answer the broader concept, implied in things done in the name of "Honour" as I see that as the real problem.
'Italians and Corsicans had en equally strict protection of their females honour'.