tragedy in pakistan serious talk only no islamaphobia please

[nobody]

lol at them having a Legal Issues sub forum

[DiegoSapiens]

at least two 'lol's and a big up tbh

[DiegoSapiens]

Well that was bc of the "evils" of colonialism wasnt it??

no. most of the arab countries wasn't as fundamentalist the last century. this radicalization have been developing in the last 70 years

[soronery]

sorry but thats just not true


wahhabism and other fundamentalist movements statred 19th century

only differene is back then less western intereference and no global media network to cover it

[DiegoSapiens]

that is what a friend of my father that was a business man there win middle east and told me that woman wear short skirts and all

[ehbes]

told me that woman wear short skirts and all

HARLOTS

[jrkhnds]

that is what a friend of my father that was a business man there win middle east and told me that woman wear short skirts and all

well yes, because these countries and their respective government were under strong western influence - take Iran for example. to be fair - in Syria and Lebanon, women can still wear short skirts. the term "middle east" covers a lot of ground that isn't as homogeneous as western europe. the "rise" of modern wahhabism (etc.) can be seen as a backlash against western imperialism, both geographic aswell as economic, but I think that's oversimplifying the issue - whilst Algeria was a french colony, sharia law ruled the muslim population. what would you make of that?

[nobody]

http://www.ndtv.com/article/world/two-b ... war-636003

[soronery]

pakistan has abolished its ban on executions


so eye for an eye justice is planned