The Dori that Ties,Weapons of Mass Destruction #13 - Page 18

Originally posted by: FairyLiquidSoap

ok was at a protest march yesterday and found it pardoxical and eerie for on the one hand we were demanding justice but on the other checking who was around us and with one eye on the clock that it did not get too late and the other saying woman have the right to feel safe it was quite a mixed bag for me

and death penalty is not the answer castration is

Originally posted by: Arhi-Did-IT

Swathi I even put a msg that u are busy & when i saw u online i pataoed my mom to be online for more time too 😳

awww am truly touched darling

Originally posted by: FairyLiquidSoap

Wow Last i was on was 11 and now 13

hello all

very quick stop have to leave by quarter past 11 for a conference call again

missed you all so much

Originally posted by: Ni1234

heylooo

majama

tame kem cho ?? 😆

how many gujjus here ???

No tame vame dear.. Tu is for sure good😆

Originally posted by: swati1975us

To be honest Mehak, it doesn't. When people freak out, they stop living normal lives. Let's think about this rationally for a second. Delhi is a city of over 10 million people. It is absolutely unreasonable to expect that absolutely no crime would ever be committed in a city of this size.

Do you think every time there's a murder or assault, people should just sit cowering in their homes, worried sick about what would happen to them? Should parents stop sending their kids to school after Newton? Or did NY collapse after 9/11?

But unfortunately the media coverage in India is so sensationalistic (you have no idea - banner headlines in newspaper, non-stop reporting in 24 hour news channels) that it freaks people out.

FLS

Originally posted by: ViSaRun

No tame vame dear.. Tu is for sure good😆

Originally posted by: McNinja

Seriously Hiru, I get home at all hours of the day and make runs to a 24 hour conventioneer store 3 in the morning.

My aunt was visiting from Pkaistan once, and I got home around 11 one day and she was amazed at the fact I felt safe being out so late or that my parents weren't freaked out either. And when I visited Pakistan, the girls aren't allowed to leave the house alone during the day, forget about staying out at night.

Originally posted by: .A.l.i.a.

Woman are always blamed ..

there is a recent case in KSA.

A father killed his 17 years old daughter because she was caught with a 4 men, he killed her without knowing if it was rape or she went with them willingly.( I'm sure it was rape!)

I was reading the news and I read the readers comments .. I was shocked !

about 90% of the readers were justifying what the father did , saying that killing her better than bearing what people will said about her and her family. and some of them sympathies with father!

most of them didn't talk about the 4 adult men who exploited a teenager !!

Many societies encourage these psycho perverts !

honor killing is something that has gained ascendancy with every father brother uncle and nincompoop of a man spouting that their honor was being besmirched when many a time the poor girl is completely innocent and may have just turned accidentally in the direction of some man completely oblivous to his presence but to these idiots she had already slept with him and it does not surprise me over what has happened in KSA Have read enough and the mutaween are misogynistic to say the least

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