Father Heathen
Veteran Member
If an abused wife downplays the beatings and defends her husband, does that make the abuse okay?
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Having your period? Then go to the back of the class and sit by yourself
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If an abused wife downplays the beatings and defends her husband, does that make the abuse okay?
No, you don't. You think Muslim women should conduct themselves in a manner wholly subject to your approval because you are convinced that you know what they are feeling, what they should be feeling, and what would be best for them.
Songbird
She rules her life like a bird in flight
I have, but not in years, and not about school prayer.
Antibush5
Active Member
Do you have anything constructive to add, or are you just going to insult me because you disagree with my claim?
May I assume that you haven't made the call (but would rather chant drivel instead) ?
Suggesting that you actually learn the facts before babbling is the best you're likely to get -- and you'll no doubt ignore the advice.
There should be icecream in there somewhere.
Mr Spinkles
Mr
I completely agree with you.
Therefore, even though a group of people may claim they are not being relegated to an inferior status, that does not necessarily end the debate. There is still a window open to claim this group is not socially conscious of their inferior status. The burden of evidence rests on the claimant(s), of course.
Thank you. I appreciate that effort. We need more of it.
Antibush5
Active Member
Oh please, enlighten me with these facts.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Of course I haven't made the call, because it wouldn't prove anything. As we've already established, just because someone has been indoctrinated into accepting their status as a second class citizen doesn't make it morally acceptable.
Yes. Therefore?
Rakhel
Well-Known Member
Who says they are inferior? This is the same thought projected onto Jewish women. "We are inferior because, because, because..." I don't feel inferior to my husband. he doesn't force me to do anything i don't want to do and neither does he manipulate me into doing what he wants me to do. Many Muslim women are the same.
How is being a woman automatically place them into an inferior position?
How is being a woman automatically place them into an inferior position?
Breathe
Hostis humani generis
I have spoke to three about this. In person. God only knows how that topic came up, it was some time ago. One thing I know is that it wasn't me who brought it up.
One of the Muslim women in the class said she feels "a little down" about not being able to pray because of something natural. The other two didn't mind, and thought it was strange of her to feel that way about it. None of them said they went to mosque during their monthly menstruations, though.
Obviously most don't mind - but some do, as was the case for one of them.
It's not like I'm saying that Islam or Muslims consider women as inferior or anything, anyway. Just to point that out.
Although, I do not know if you asked for this for a particular reason.
So, "we've" already established that these girls are hated and indoctrinated. Thanks for the enlightenment mastah!
Mr Spinkles
Mr
I have talked in person to Muslim women and men about such issues.
Who said they were not able to pray? Talk to your imaginary friends again.
Breathe
Hostis humani generis
That was her claim, not mine.
And no, I am not lying. Do you ever get tired of being abusive?