In Italy this weekend, 24 year old Giovanni Morabito, a member of the Calabrian Mafia, shot his sister, Bruna (32), 4 times in the face in an effort to murder her for having a child out of wedlock. Amazingly, the sister is still alive. She had given birth two weeks ago. The despicable prick of a brother showed no remorse and admitted:
I shot her, I shot my sister...She had a child by a man she was not married to. It is a question of honour. I would have shot her in the back, but she turned round. I am not sorry. On the contrary, I am proud of what I did. [I waited until she had given birth because under Mafia code] you don't kill pregnant women.This man deserves to have his testicles and penis cut off and fed to him while he is alive to know what he is eating. We'll see then if he continues to feel pride for shooting his INNOCENT sister in the face 4 fucking times. Somehow, I think that if the punishment for honour killings was castration, we would see a lot less of them. This story makes me furious because it is so unjust.
Investigators believe that the sister was targeted, not only because of the child, but also because she had tried to distance herself from her Mafia family. Figures. Honour killings as an excuse used by males to settle unrelated scores are not news. I guess what enrages me the most is that this is an accepted excuse to commit murder. One dick is pissed that another dick put his dick near his sister, mother, daughter. So the first dick shoots the sister, mother, daughter (and sometimes the other dick) to avenge his so-called honour. Where the hell is the honour in killing anyone, least of all your sister, mother, daughter? It makes me want to cry. That poor woman.
How could a brother or father do this to his daughter or sister?
3 comments:
That is so screwed up. What a pathetic worthless piece of meat. The poor sister, I feel really bad for her and her baby.
The brother is nuts, but what's crazy is how frequently this happens. Honour killings happen all over the world. Recently I've been doing a lot of reading about them in Pakistan. Husbands and brothers make up the majority of perpetrators of honour killings there. Of course this should be no surprise because male family members perpetrate DV against women all the time.
So I guess I should not be surprised by the lack of love these men and brothers exhibt. But I still find it so disturbing that it happens at all.
And it's more than the lack of love. The men who perpetrate honour killings are not killing in spite of the fact that their victim is their wife/mother/sister but BECAUSE of that relationship. That's what I was getting at.
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