Danskere begår også æresdrab?

Sidste weekend var vidne til fire grufulde drab begået af danske mænd mod deres tidligere partnere og, i det ene tilfælde, mandens to børn. Sådanne tilfælde får en til at håbe på, at Helvede findes.

Man kunne have nøjedes med at vise sin medlidenhed med ofrene, men i BT blev læserne i forgårs under overskriften "Danskere begår også æresdrab" istedet præsenteret for den sædvanlige omgang politiserende muslimer, der skal bruge drabene til at relativisere deres egne problemer med hertilbragte kulturtræk. Tag Fahmy Almajid:

- Jeg har svært ved at se forskellen mellem jalousidrab og æresdrab. I begge tilfælde handler det om, at manden føler sin ære krænket.

Personligt har jeg meget nemt ved at se forskellen: når forkvaklede danske mænd begår jalousidrab er der tale om én mand det slår klik for. Når muslimer begår æresdrab taler vi om et kollektiv, socialt fænomen der involverer hele familier eller klaner. To eksempler på æres-kriminalitet fra Pakistan fra sidste uge:

In a spine-chilling incident of honour killing, a couple were burnt alive in a Pakistan village in front of their children, 10 years after their marriage, police said on Wednesday.
Zahoor Ahmed and his wife Naseem were charred in front of their four children in Chak Saboo village on Tuesday. Ahmed had allegedly kidnapped Naseem 10 years ago to marry her, police said.

In another incident, the nose and ears of a man were chopped off at Inayatpur Mahota, near Multan, on Tuesday because he married a girl from a rival clan in court two years ago, police said.

Twenty-two people barged into the house of Iqbal and took him, along with his brother Yasin and their mother, to a nearby field and cut off his nose and ears.

The attackers also chopped the ears off the man's brother and severed his mother's hand in the latest "honour" crime to hit Pakistan's conservative rural areas.

Nej, der er slet ingen forskel. Også i Danmark stormer grupper på over tyve mennesker rutinemæssigt huse for at lemlæste folk af jalousi.