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Afghanistan’s New Taliban Laws: A Veil of Silence and Invisibility for Women


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Where are all the women's groups on this?  They have always been quiet on what happens in this part of the world.  Is Harris OK on this?  You better believe it.  She is after the Muslim vote in Dearbornastan.  Not going to mess this up.

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8 hours ago, Dan747 said:

Ah, yes...the "religion of peace". Sharia law familiar tenets. The same sharia law that a vast majority of Muslims in the USA as well as in other western countries want implemented!!! In time as their numbers grow, they will succeed, and the liberals will call it progressive!

 

 Indeed, there are certain groups that would like Sharia law implemented in Western countries.

 

I'd like to criticize this and explain my objections, but I might be labelled far right and face a lengthy spell in Starmer's gulag so I will simply repeat the mantra. "Diversity is our greatest strength" and wish the women of Afghanistan the best of luck. 

 

 

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10 hours ago, Dan747 said:

Ah, yes...the "religion of peace". Sharia law familiar tenets. The same sharia law that a vast majority of Muslims in the USA as well as in other western countries want implemented!!! In time as their numbers grow, they will succeed, and the liberals will call it progressive!

Most of the muslims living in the Middle East don't follow the Sharia and have a relaxed approach to religion.

It's when they emigrate that things change drastically.

 

Most of the mosques in the west promote a fundamentalist interpretation of Islam. Radicalizing muslims exposed to western cultures in Western countries, is instrumental to keep a tight control upon them, preventing them from adopting too much of the Western way of life, or from ending attending the Friday prayers at the mosque or, and this is the worst of all posible sins in the muslim world, commit apostasy by converting to another religion.

It's the culture of "them against us" that they promote. No matter how many deaths this causes.

 

Coming from Western mindsets, we take it for granted that radicalism is a free choice of the Muslims who live next to us. In reality, radicalism is imposed on them by the imams and by those who financially support the mosques, in the hope of obtaining some kind of eternal recognition from the Almighty. 

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10 hours ago, stoner said:

i love it when i'm told in the west that women chose to live like this. when i disagree with things like this i am considered Islamophobic. 

 

oh my. 

Complete B.S.

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Just now, stoner said:

 

Is it?

 

Maybe come to canada and find out before you say such stupid things. 

I don't know about Canada, but you wrote "in the West".

 

It is not claimed "in the West" that Afghan women chose to live like this, quite the opposite. I also doubt it's the case in Canada.

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1 hour ago, AndreasHG said:

Most of the muslims living in the Middle East don't follow the Sharia and have a relaxed approach to religion.

It's when they emigrate that things change drastically.

 

Most of the mosques in the west promote a fundamentalist interpretation of Islam. Radicalizing muslims exposed to western cultures in Western countries, is instrumental to keep a tight control upon them, preventing them from adopting too much of the Western way of life, or from ending attending the Friday prayers at the mosque or, and this is the worst of all posible sins in the muslim world, commit apostasy by converting to another religion.

It's the culture of "them against us" that they promote. No matter how many deaths this causes.

 

Coming from Western mindsets, we take it for granted that radicalism is a free choice of the Muslims who live next to us. In reality, radicalism is imposed on them by the imams and by those who financially support the mosques, in the hope of obtaining some kind of eternal recognition from the Almighty. 

While the process you describe happens, you cannot generalise to "most mosques".

 

The radicalisation of Muslims, not only in the West, but also in Muslim countries, is usually caused by specific branches of Islam.

 

In particular, prior Islamist terrorists have often been brainwashed in Salafi mosques financed by Saudi Arabia. It's the same in subsaharan Africa. The rise of terrorism is correlated with the diffusion of Salafism.

 

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2 hours ago, animalmagic said:

Not much diversity in that picture!

 

Taliban tightens restrictions on women's public voices and bans showing bare  faces

 

 

Looks like a crate of Guinness.

 

The burqa actually predates Islam and ins therefore not exactly Islamic. Designed to stop men having unclean thoughts about women.

 

But if that is so , shouldn't men wear them too to stop men getting a hard on looking at other men ?   ( where applicable )

 

Mohammed was shrewd when he invented his ' religion '  He looked at the dross he had to deal with and persuade he was a prophet then cut his suit according to his cloth , incorporating all their customs and foibles into his new religion.

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2 minutes ago, candide said:

Troll

 

 

I spoke truth. Come to canada or go to England and talk shhh publically about Islam. See what happens. 

 

Why do you support the oppression of women. I for one find these barbarian practices vile and out of touch with the modern world.

 

These ideals do not align with the West. 

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Just now, stoner said:

 

 

I spoke truth. Come to canada or go to England and talk shhh publically about Islam. See what happens. 

 

Why do you support the oppression of women. I for one find these barbarian practices vile and out of touch with the modern world.

 

These ideals do not align with the West. 

Trolling again. The subject is about Afghanistan. It is not claimed in the West that Afghan women have chosen to be oppressed.

 

I am not the subject of this thread but you could not be more wrong about me I am fully secularist.

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1 minute ago, candide said:

Trolling again. The subject is about Afghanistan. It is not claimed in the West that Afghan women have chosen to be oppressed.

 

I am not the subject of this thread but you could not be more wrong about me I am fully secularist.

 

Again

 

Come to the West and find out. You're so ignorant. 

 

I for one condenm these practices. 

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Nobody really knows what was spent in Afghanistan. The US figures are fake. Cheney had a resolution passed, back in the day, that essentially allowed the US to fight the wars in both Afghanistan and Iraq "off the books". The real number is likely several trillion in Afghanistan, and a comparable amount in Iraq. For what? Though the intentions for Afghanistan were reasonable, in Iraq they were diabolical. 

 

So, what has been achieved? And why does the US continue with it's foreign policy blunders, and why does it not seem capable of learning from history? Sheer hubris? Arrogance? Ignorant neocon ideas?

 

So many lives lost. Few like the Taliban, and fewer liked Hussein. But, this? 

 

The blame has to be distributed equally. Bush Jr., (Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz, Cheney, and the other spectacularly ignorant men in that regressive group of idiots) Trump and Biden. At a minimum, it would have made sense to leave a few thousand specialists and some equipment in and around Kabul. After all, decades later, the US still has a presence in Germany, Japan, and South Korea. 

 

The Taliban are cowards. And they believe in a perverted form of Islam. It has little to nothing to do with the Koran, or the original teachings, and it is likely most of them are not religious anyway, but are in it for the money, the ability to be a heroin dealer without any of the legal consequences, the power, the girls, and the ability to kill, rape, steal or maim at will. That can be a heady amount of power for a young man without much direction in his life, nor any ethics. 

 

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12 minutes ago, stoner said:

 

Again

 

Come to the West and find out. You're so ignorant. 

 

I for one condenm these practices. 

So who exactly told you that women have chosen to be oppressed in Afghanustan, when, where?

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1 minute ago, candide said:

So who exactly told you that women have chosen to be oppressed in Afghanustan, when, where?

 

You really need to wake up. In Canada we even have hate laws for this. But you're too ignorant to find out. 

 

Bye I don't like barbaric practice sympathisers. I support women's rights. 

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15 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

So, what has been achieved? And why does the US continue with it's foreign policy blunders, and why does it not seem capable of learning from history? Sheer hubris? Arrogance? Ignorant neocon ideas?

They think every other country is jealous and wants to be like them.  The people you quote live in ivory towers of wealth and privilege and have little practical experience of life in other countries.

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I find these threads quite telling. Here you have real oppression and fascist like behaviour........yet the Trump is the devil Hitler fascist crowd is no where to be seen. 

 

Your silence is deafening. 

 

 

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25 minutes ago, stoner said:

 

You really need to wake up. In Canada we even have hate laws for this. But you're too ignorant to find out. 

 

Bye I don't like barbaric practice sympathisers. I support women's rights. 

So the Canadian government and various ONGs have been complaining in Canada about the human right situation regarding girls and women in Afghanistan, but you are claiming it is forbidden by law! 😀

You are making stuff up.

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