Father Live Streams His Suicide – The Reason Is Ridiculous – IOTW Report

Father Live Streams His Suicide – The Reason Is Ridiculous

He was furious because his daughter got engaged without asking his permission. Well, at least this honor killing was a suicide. I guess he’s a moderate.

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Ayhan Uzun, 54, filmed the horrific moment he killed himself – broadcasting it on Facebook Live as viewers hit ‘Wow’ and ‘Sad’ reaction emojis which floated past the screen before and after.

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As stupid as his reason is, who the hell wants to live in a world where people push buttons to launch cartoon faces to express how they feel after watching an actual suicide?

 

 

33 Comments on Father Live Streams His Suicide – The Reason Is Ridiculous

  1. Why I don’t do social media. But now the damn schools are sending out notifications on Fazebook and Twitter, trying to force me into compliance. I guess it’s a warmup for 666.

  2. Didn’t read the article beyond IOTW–this man believed he raised a daughter? Someone might have told him he did a horrible job. Personally not on FB, never have been/never will be. Wondering, is this “suicide” just a joke?

  3. Wow, yet another feel good story.

    This would be a so much better place if all Muslims followed this guys shining example: whenever anyone pisses you off, Muslims, shoot yourself in your head.

  4. Several serious thoughts…

    I’ve shared before that I spent 3.5 years in a suicidal depression from age 27 until just shy of turning 21. 6 months after I wanted to off myself I was pallbearer to an extended family member that that ate a bottle of qualudes and a barrel of a shotgun. All the while conducting my duties I wanted to trade places until I saw his family. I couldn’t do this to my family.

    So I spent the next 3 years drunk and stoned trying to kill the pain.
    I was miraculously delivered from depression in January 1980… No more drugs or alcohol. I now work in healthcare with an emphasis on mental health for the last 29 years.

    That said I have cultivated some very dim views of suicide.
    1, The reasons for suicide are only important to the person.
    2, It’s the height of narcissism in that you’re refusing to deal with whatever your end of life problem is and giving your family a load of guilt and grief.
    3, It’s a cowards way out.
    4, It’s only honorable in a few cultures and I have a few issues with them as well…
    5, Re narcissism: I can’t believe we’re not treated to this at least weekly on facebook and twitter now…

    Regarding my issues… At first I blamed the girl that broke my heart…
    With a little and I do mean a little maturity.. I came to realize that the problem was me and my own lack of maturity…

    Suicide is a permanent solution to to temporary problems

  5. My best friend’s father waited until she walked into the room to shoot himself. She was an only child and they were not muslim. Such an incredibly horrible and selfish act and she never was able to get over it. So, in THIS case I am thinking of his daughter and hoping she is able to get help and that her dad burns in hell.

  6. I don’t have kids so I can’t say what exactly goes on in the mind of a father.

    I did not ask either my wife’s biological father or stepfather for permission to marry her.

    Is this a big deal anymore?

    I know the “who walks the bride down the aisle” question is because the biological hasn’t talk to us since.

  7. This is evolution in action………….too bad he didn’t do it before having kids………… No one regrets having committed suicide. At least he can make decisions!!!

  8. “Muslim self improvement”.

    This trend needs to be encouraged. I’m willing to subsidize it with tax dollars. There should be telethons. Instructional DIY guides. Competitions. Groups and local teams.

    “Ticked off? Take off!”

    Planned Parenthood facilities can be retrofit.
    WIFI for streaming. Mood music. Wall to wall drop-cloths.

  9. I had a friend, neighbour and doctor who offed himself, he had a beautiful wife, great kids and a thriving practice.
    Then he developed MS.
    He was a corpsman in Viet Nam, then went to med school.
    No longer able to help people, his world falling down around him, he ate his service .45.
    I was riding my bicycle close to his house when the beeper first responder call came in, was the first one there.
    Pulled the tablecloth off the kitchen table and covered him, it was gruesome.
    If there is a justification for suicide, this is it.
    His love for his family outweighed the prospect of becoming a burden.
    If anybody knew what was coming, he did.

  10. My daddy blew a hole in his head. I took care of him in assisted living for six years afterward. I don’t think I fared as well as I would have if he hadn’t done that. I loved him so much. I finally thought to give him permission to die and he did that night. Thanks for letting me share.

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