Wife starving

[QUOTE="samuraiguns"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] How do you reason with a country that its governing body ALLOWS a law such as this to pass?

reyad-u

[QUOTE="reyad-u"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] Actually, I'm dead serious. When a country clearly violates human rights - do we not do something about it? SHOULD we not do something about it?EmpCom

I agree that we should do something about it but invading isn't exactly the best thing to do.reyad-u

I think it's time we invade them and tell them how to run things.... Sajedene

[QUOTE="horgen123"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] I think you guys need to read up on the difference of having a military presence in a country... to what an actual invasion is.Sajedene

Amazing... then please to everyone who posted outrage in this thread. Do not act like you are so offended or outraged by something that is happening in a country far away when not a single one of you is ready or willing to do anything about it.Sajedene

Realistically what can we do, we could sign petitions but realistically they wouldn't get read, convincing our governments invade to change the law..defiantly not going to happen.

I think this really exposes the origins of the "Institution" of marriage in religious context. A form of sexual enslavement.

How are these people in charge of a country? Brainkiller05

I bet it had something to do with sharia law. You can always count on Islamic law to degrade women.

[QUOTE="Sajedene"]Amazing... then please to everyone who posted outrage in this thread. Do not act like you are so offended or outraged by something that is happening in a country far away when not a single one of you is ready or willing to do anything about it.dan-rofl-copter

Realistically what can we do, we could sign petitions but realistically they wouldn't get read, convincing our governments invade to change the law..defiantly not going to happen.

And I thought promiscuity was frowned upon in religion. What a joke Afghanistan is.DrSponge

Amazing... then please to everyone who posted outrage in this thread. Do not act like you are so offended or outraged by something that is happening in a country far away when not a single one of you is ready or willing to do anything about it.Sajedene

Realistically what can we do, we could sign petitions but realistically they wouldn't get read, convincing our governments invade to change the law..defiantly not going to happen.

[QUOTE="yarou1000"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] Actually, I'm dead serious. When a country clearly violates human rights - do we not do something about it? SHOULD we not do something about it?Sajedene

You entered WW2 because you were provoked via pearl harbour..... and no you should not stick your noise into people's business.. you are two towers down because of that.

[QUOTE="horgen123"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] I think you guys need to read up on the difference of having a military presence in a country... to what an actual invasion is.Sajedene

[QUOTE="DrSponge"]And I thought promiscuity was frowned upon in religion. What a joke Afghanistan is.Locke562

[QUOTE="Sajedene"]

[QUOTE="yarou1000"] stupid americans always sticking there nose in other countries business :DEspada12

You entered WW2 because you were provoked via pearl harbour..... and no you should not stick your noise into people's business.. you are two towers down because of that.

[QUOTE="dan-rofl-copter"]

[QUOTE="Sajedene"]Amazing... then please to everyone who posted outrage in this thread. Do not act like you are so offended or outraged by something that is happening in a country far away when not a single one of you is ready or willing to do anything about it.Sajedene

Realistically what can we do, we could sign petitions but realistically they wouldn't get read, convincing our governments invade to change the law..defiantly not going to happen.

Just wait a second, I feel quite strongly that we really should do something about this, but he problem is our governments will not want to upset a government were they have troops in active combat etc, and military action to remove the government and then appoint another one? Defiantly not gong to work, there is a democratic way of dealing with I just don't know what it is, I really do hope that the UN or any and all governments and country's do stand up to this.

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="dan-rofl-copter"]

Realistically what can we do, we could sign petitions but realistically they wouldn't get read, convincing our governments invade to change the law..defiantly not going to happen.

EmpCom

[QUOTE="Sajedene"] Yeah... kinda like how we did when Hitler butchered people... or when Japan raped and pilaged all the countries around them... THEN when America chooses not to "stick its nose in" so you say, in countries such as Sudan and Rwanda, when clear as day genocide is happening... other countries (usually the countries being raped) gets mad at US for not "sticking our nose in".

You entered WW2 because you were provoked via pearl harbour..... and no you should not stick your noise into people's business.. you are two towers down because of that.

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="horgen123"] Still you want to use military force to change their norm of how things should be... Not going to work out. 67gt500

[QUOTE="67gt500"][QUOTE="Sajedene"] When the norm violates human rights... yes! When it is the norm to put people of jewish faith in internment camps and starve them and kill them for their religion, do we not do something? When a country think it is the norm to abolish a certain tribe because they are considered inferior, and clubbing and stoning them in the middle of the street is considered normal and ENCOURAGED... should we not do something about it? When a country LEGALLY allows its men to starve its women for refusing to have sex with them, we should just sit here until something, or someone is so greatly wronged that we actually feel upset enough to go out to the streets, then maybe we should do something. Awesome.Sajedene

Justify it all you want guys... the bottom line is, human rights are being violated, and rape has been made legal in a country. That is that. What we should or shouldn't do about it, or when we do act... I hope you realize and be glad that it is not your mothers or your sisters or your wives or girlfriends who have to deal with that.Sajedene

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="67gt500"] Ironically, Americans knew all about the concentration camps in Germany and Eastern Europe and did nothing... 67gt500

Justify it all you want guys... the bottom line is, human rights are being violated, and rape has been made legal in a country. That is that. What we should or shouldn't do about it, or when we do act... I hope you realize and be glad that it is not your mothers or your sisters or your wives or girlfriends who have to deal with that.Sajedene

I really am glad for that but I just cant see a solution in the short term, I think its going to take a while longer especially with out involvement in the country.

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

[QUOTE="Sajedene"] Yeah... kinda like how we did when Hitler butchered people... or when Japan raped and pilaged all the countries around them... THEN when America chooses not to "stick its nose in" so you say, in countries such as Sudan and Rwanda, when clear as day genocide is happening... other countries (usually the countries being raped) gets mad at US for not "sticking our nose in".

Sajedene

You entered WW2 because you were provoked via pearl harbour..... and no you should not stick your noise into people's business.. you are two towers down because of that.

He was going down reguardless, the US contribution wasn't near the russian contribution even though russia pretty much had a hilter in power as well, the thing is the US in alot of conflicts do not quell them... they decide a winner, they make an enemy everytime they make a friend and it's not good for the country. I am surprised the afghans even bother making these laws and I'm even more surprised they have a stable government considering the current situation the country is in.

I really just want something done... rape and domestic violence are a very big deal to me. This is just NOT okay.Sajedene

Same. Although, there's nothing the US can do. The bill was passed quietly but legitimately with the approval of their president. Lets just hope that this decision gets overturned very quickly.

I really just want something done... rape and domestic violence are a very big deal to me. This is just NOT okay.Sajedene

Instead of criticizing what we are/aren't doing what are YOU going to try do against it.

[QUOTE="Thessassin"]

[QUOTE="Sajedene"]I think it's time we invade them and tell them how to run things.... Sajedene

What is human rights? Is our interpretation correct or is theirs correct? On whose authority can we force our beliefs onto others without making us look like total hypocrites? A person's version of what is right and wrong can greatly differ when in contrast with another person's morality.

[QUOTE="Sajedene"]I really just want something done... rape and domestic violence are a very big deal to me. This is just NOT okay.dan-rofl-copter

Instead of criticizing what we are/aren't doing what are YOU going to try do against it.

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="Thessassin"]...:| i hope youre kidding

Trinners

What is human rights? Is our interpretation correct or is theirs correct? On whose authority can we force our beliefs onto others without making us look like total hypocrites? A person's version of what is right and wrong can greatly differ when in contrast with another person's morality.

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="Thessassin"]...:| i hope youre kidding

Trinners

What is human rights? Is our interpretation correct or is theirs correct? On whose authority can we force our beliefs onto others without making us look like total hypocrites? A person's version of what is right and wrong can greatly differ when in contrast with another person's morality.

[QUOTE="Trinners"]

[QUOTE="Sajedene"] Actually, I'm dead serious. When a country clearly violates human rights - do we not do something about it? SHOULD we not do something about it?Sajedene

What is human rights? Is our interpretation correct or is theirs correct? On whose authority can we force our beliefs onto others without making us look like total hypocrites? A person's version of what is right and wrong can greatly differ when in contrast with another person's morality.

I am not justifying rape and forced starvation. I'm just saying we are in no position to condemn their culture and promote ours. There is no such thing as inherent right and wrong, thinking that way makes it so.

I really just want something done... rape and domestic violence are a very big deal to me. This is just NOT okay.Sajedene

Instead of criticizing what we are/aren't doing what are YOU going to try do against it.

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="Thessassin"]...:| i hope youre kidding

Trinners

What is human rights? Is our interpretation correct or is theirs correct? On whose authority can we force our beliefs onto others without making us look like total hypocrites? A person's version of what is right and wrong can greatly differ when in contrast with another person's morality.

Well thats just sick

So I just told my mother about this and she said: "Damn that sounds good for slimming. I like that idea." :lol:DrSponge