Break up quote

You can learn how to let go of the past.

Whether you have experienced a break up

with someone you cared for deeply,

whether death has taken a loved one,

whether you have had a feud with a friend or family member,

whether you have lost a job.

Move on and let go.

Life can be joyful and rewarding again.

- Jonathan Lockwood Huie

Revenge... is like a rolling stone,

which, when a man hath forced up a hill,

will return upon him with a greater violence,

and break those bones whose sinews gave it motion.

- Albert Schweitzer

When you break up, your whole identity is

shattered. It's like death.

- Dennis Quaid

http://www.fortliberty.org/14yr-old-rape-victim-beaten-to-death-by-islamic-court.html

14yr Old Rape Victim Beaten to Death by Islamic Court

Hena Begum was a fourteen year old girl growing up in the Shariatpur region of Bangladesh until her forty year old cousin decided to rape her.
After she was raped, the rapist and his family then beat her until she was unconscious.
Next, the local Sharia (Islamic) courts ruled that yound Hena should receive 101 lashes for the crime of adultery — for the crime of being a child raped by an adult.
The Muslim clerics took the young girl, who still could not stand on her own, to a public square and proceeded to deliver the 101 lashes. After receiving 80 lashes, young Hena collapsed. Her family was allowed to take her to a hospital where she died from her wounds.
The child’s father, Dorbesh Khan, was also ordered to pay a fine equal to approximately $700 USD — quite a considerable sum in a nation which is suffering under the poverty which almost inevitably results from Islamic rule.
The rapist, Mahbub Khan, had been previously convicted of rape and sentenced to marry his rape victim. The rape victim from that encounter was one of the family members who helped beat young Hena unconscious before her “trial.” Mahbub has since disappeared in order to avoid punishment for this more recent rape.

What sort of people would beat a fourteen year old girl to death in a public square — and call it justice? This is not the sort of religious tolerance that I as a moral human being am willing to accept.