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This blog was born in french during autumn 2003 and is now progressively being translated in your language.

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... my apologies to the people who hadn't understood this yet, all articles on this website are created and written by myself (his dad).

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saturday 26 february 2005

64. Say daddy, what does stoning mean ?

AminaThis morning, while driving me to school, I asked daddy out of the blue : "What does stoning mean ?".
Just shows that my "hard drive" sometimes saves the strangest things !
It all goes back to 15 days ago. Daddy was listening to the news on the radio while driving my sister and I to school. All of a sudden he exclaimed "Yes ! Great !". Eva then asked him why he was so happy.
He explained to her that a Nigerian woman, Amina, had just been saved from stoning thanks to, among other things, the international mobilization and an Amnesty International petition her Mom and himself had signed, just like another ten million people.
That was all a little too complicated for me, but I was listening. Daddy told Amina's story, convicted for having a baby outside marriage, he explained the islamic sharia and the stoning.
Even to Eva that seemed very complicated and absurd : killing someone by throwing stones at her until death ensues ! "Why ?"
So daddy used simple words : "Because a lot of persons don't know how to forgive ; because a lot of persons are unhappy, and when you're unhappy, you tend to be mean, not to bear difference, to be vengeful. That's why the world is the way it is : there are a lot of unhappy persons".
Anyway, this morning, to my question "What is stoning ?", daddy beat me to my own game :
"What does stoning mean, Lou ?". And I simply replied : "It's when you are mean, and you throw rocks at people because you are unhappy".
Amazing, huh ?
By Luc Boland, at 14:58 :: Day by day :: #83 :: 3 comments
 
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