Again, it's illegal, and frowned upon in the society, while in the ME avenging family's honour is not not punished by the autorities, which still is better than a story of one of my professors, when a girl chased by her family and police sheltered to her room, but was forced out eventually, completely pale, knowing she'd die.
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Pakistani chops off wife’s nose on alleged infidelity
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Again, it's illegal, and frowned upon in the society, while in the ME avenging family's honour is not not punished by the autorities, which still is better than a story of one of my professors, when a girl chased by her family and police sheltered to her room, but was forced out eventually, completely pale, knowing she'd die.
fabulouslyghetto
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I'd say risking their lives on a daily basis in order to promote freedom makes them more of an activist than you could conceive of from the safety of American soil.
You constantly display your lack of understanding on these issues. It's not as easy as going on CNN and giving a 30 second soundbyte.
A few missionaries from Pakistan used to frequent my church and share stories that would make you wet your pants but, again, it's outside your realm of understanding. The American version of activism (blogging about how mad you are that Prop 8 passed) is hardly comparable to being a Muslim peace activist in the middle east.
Read up on it some time so you won't sound as ignorant.
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Actually, it's illegal. The problem is that these things happen in tribal areas out in the middle of BFE. We have the illusion that these areas having functioning municipal governments and law enforcement- they don't.
Probably the same as most areas of the US a couple of hundred years ago.
Or in present times by Christian men with the middle name "Wayne".
fabulouslyghetto
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A hundred years ago? You ever been to Cabrini Green? Slow Bomb? There are plenty of areas in the US that fit that description (lack of presential authority).
I know it is, I am saying though that these laws are not being inforced.
As far as I know they do, at least in some arabic countries. Perhaps among the people of rural origins, perhaps.
That's why I'm saying it's a ME matter, but religion is part of the culture, and it's Middle East that is the craddle of islam, Indonesia is huge, but it's on a verge of islamic world. If such matter exists in a non-laic society, then the religion doesn't fight it, or doesn't mind it. The people doing it are muslims.
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fabulouslyghetto
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They're underground so they can stay alive. A dead activist isn't worth very much. I don't know much about you, but I can make reasonable deductions based on the backwards things you say.
Harke the Boeotarch
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Because, unlike Pakistan, Malaysia and Indonesia were not crafted for the sole purpose of accomodating Muslims. Unfortunately, both Indonesia and Malaysia presently have terrible Sharia problems.
Martians.
I don't think Syria, Iran, Pakistan, which ever country is full of underground activist, spreading leaflets and giving lectures about the necessity of peace with Israel or Mars or whoever, whatever else. I find your talk about "peace activism" silly.
Anyway, give us some prove of the existance of these people and explain what is it they are fighting for, what is the name of their organisation(s) etc.
fabulouslyghetto
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It's not my job to educate the ignorant. If you wanna believe that no such thing exists because you're unaware that exists (in spite of the instrinsic lunacy), that's YOUR choice to PURPOSELY live in darkness. I'd rather just point and laugh at you.
If you would genuinely like to hear about it, head to google or Yahoo! and search "Muslim peace activists." Do your own damn research and how about YOU come back share your findings. If you don't really care and are just goading your whack ass prejudice, then me posting links won't change your mind anyway.
So, I can't wait to hear what you find, you may be pleasantly surprised.
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Oh really? Links, statistics and news please.
Harke the Boeotarch
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Malaysia:
Horrific "sodomy" issues
Muslims hijack Arabic language
Indonesia:
Sharia issues I
Sharia issues II
And it was also all our fault...
At least that was what they said in Saudi Arabia.
It's not my job to educate the ignorant. If you wanna believe that no such thing exists because you're unaware that exists (in spite of the instrinsic lunacy), that's YOUR choice to PURPOSELY live in darkness. I'd rather just point and laugh at you.
If you would genuinely like to hear about it, head to google or Yahoo! and search "Muslim peace activists." Do your own damn research and how about YOU come back share your findings. If you don't really care and are just goading your whack ass prejudice, then me posting links won't change your mind anyway.
So, I can't wait to hear what you find, you may be pleasantly surprised.
I found this:
lol
as well as mentions of muslim peace activists outside muslim world, 1 in Israel, which is a border case, a peace activist from Thailand who was killed by muslims, but her peace activity is about internal affairs of Thailand, not about foreign relations, a Bangladeshi peace activist who abandoned islam, a guy who became peace activist and emigrated from muslim world....
oh, I'm not claiming that it's showing right proportions or anything, but a google search advised by you has shown it as if muslim peace activists
1) Were not living in the muslim world
2) Out of which one was using peace activism as a cover for terrorism
3) One emigrated
4) Another (I only briefed through) became a peace activist only after emigrating
5) One got killed
6) One quit islam
Now, a little digression: I've had the opportunity to glance at the list of political trials held in Syria, though, I admit, only the ones which were noticed and were going to be observed by european diplomats. There were many kurdish separatists and some fundies. I think if there were peace activists, they'd rather be labelled as zionist spies or whoever. Now I've heard some criticisement of some policies, as well as some people hoping for a peace, but that's not enough to label them peace activists.
fabulouslyghetto
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I didn't expect you back so soon. 30 minutes is hardly enough time to do research on a topic you're almost entirely unfamiliar with.
Fortunately you're too smart to use 30 minutes of research to draw any sort of conclusion. That was hardly an introduction.
Are you high? Criticizing policies is reason enough to end up dead. There are plenty of reasons Muslim peace activits aren't all over the news. Nonexistence isn't one of those reasons.
