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18 minutes ago, Jassu said:

@MisterrSingh

You said that white culture emphasises on open and early sexuality but how is this any better? I fear a world that is completely empowered and ruled by Islam.

Understandable, yet the above would be horrific to even the most liberally accomodating white parent who otherwise nudges their young teen daughters into the arms of the local teen scrote. Observant Muslims, on the other hand, would champion the above merely as an example of differing cultural norms, i.e. a relative - and therefore completely normal and acceptable - occurrence. The threat of this kind of thing comes from otherwise decent Muslims afraid to denounce this perversion. It's that silent majority that will quietly enable their demographic into power.

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1 minute ago, proactive said:

Historically Islamic countries' main source of income was from raids they conducted into non- Muslim lands. In the old days these Afghans would have raided India but that source of income is finished now so their basketcase country which was propped up with western money now reverts back to being the shithole it always was. 

Remembering what the ancestors of these people did to our ancestors, I have no sympathy for them, let karma take its course. No doubt these type of stories are being highlighted by the media and charities because they are desperate to keep the money flowing into Afghanistan so that the charities especially keep their gravy train running. 

 

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2 hours ago, proactive said:

Remembering what the ancestors of these people did to our ancestors, I have no sympathy for them, let karma take its course. No doubt these type of stories are being highlighted by the media and charities because they are desperate to keep the money flowing into Afghanistan so that the charities especially keep their gravy train running. 

Definitely. And also so they can continue to justify lingering Western interventions in these countries under the guise of, "Will somebody please think of the children!"

It never strikes these Western idiots that the religion and its followers they're so determined to defend and promote as "just like you and me" is largely THE reason such things happen. The wilful self delusion they peddle about it being a wholly cultural phenomena or something done by a tiny rotten minority allows these issues to get worse. 

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You know what, I just kept watching that video in utter horror hoping there is some safety custom that is going to protect that little child from the old pedo rapist. How the hell does that father keep living after willingly handing over his little girl? How is their society still functioning with such evil?

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