“Girl, 12, hangs herself and leaves a note for her mother saying she wanted to see her dead father again because she ‘missed him so much'”* Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian of The Young Turks discuss this shocking story. Cenk and Ana also discuss religion and it’s effect on people. Tell us what you think of religion in the comment section below.
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Comments
In that instance it isn’t proper to use an apostrophe, but you do use one when it’s a contraction for “it is”, or “it has”.
She must not have believed in religion too much because most of them promise you a lot of torment if you commit suicide. Also, do you think religion is solely responsible for belief in an afterlife? I’m sure a lot of people would still believe something similar if religion had never been part of the picture.
She was 12 years old and grieving–the finer points about religious proscriptions against suicide must have slipped her mind.
There is no apostrophe in ‘its.’