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religion is a prat of culture. the two are intertwined
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Edited by
Winx
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Sat 05/02/09 03:27 PM
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religion is a prat of culture. the two are intertwined Several religions perform this procedure including Christian and Muslim. |
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I'm sure by the end of this post someone will blame this on the Christians.  Ok
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 We have NO right to interfere in their practicesIts not our place to be concerned about what their women do.Its none of our business.We need to be caring about American women.Thats our businessThats what I care about.
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religion is a part of culture. the two are intertwined Why don't we skip the assumed causes, and name the cause directly: Stupidity. How about that? |
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I'm sure by the end of this post someone will blame this on the Christians. It has already been said that it is a culturally procedure and not a religious one. Why do you even have to go there? 
Because he can't help it, it's a tradition.. |
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I'm sure by the end of this post someone will blame this on the Christians. It has already been said that it is a culturally procedure and not a religious one. Why do you even have to go there?
Because he can't help it, it's a tradition.. i was actually waiting for it myself |
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We have NO right to interfere in their practicesIts not our place to be concerned about what their women do.Its none of our business.We need to be caring about American women.Thats our businessThats what I care about.
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religion is a part of culture. the two are intertwined Why don't we skip the assumed causes, and name the cause directly: Stupidity. How about that? Ignorance works for me, though Mirror might be right that it is none of our business, but you have to wonder how many of those women would not have it done if they were educated, and knew they had a choice. |
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Ignorance works for me, though Mirror might be right that it is none of our business, but you have to wonder how many of those women would not have it done if they were educated, and knew they had a choice. I kind of agree, but I would like to add, that it only takes to be anything smarter than a dog, to know that you have choices. You get the idea immediately as soon as you question authority. Education teaches you how to achieve the things you choose, but in this definition, US has no education. |
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religion is a part of culture. the two are intertwined Why don't we skip the assumed causes, and name the cause directly: Stupidity. How about that? Ignorance works for me, though Mirror might be right that it is none of our business, but you have to wonder how many of those women would not have it done if they were educated, and knew they had a choice.  Im definately right Boo. We have no legal,moral,or ethical ground to stand upon.They can do with their women as they wish.Its none of our business whatsoever.Its not our place to be concerned about it.American women is our business.American women are the only women we have a right to be concerned about.Its only arrogance that would make us think otherwise.
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Forgive him Marc Antony. He hails from a small provincial island and believes that the customs of his tribe should apply to all the world
-Shakespeare, Julius Caesar |
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Forgive him Marc Antony. He hails from a small provincial island and believes that the customs of his tribe should apply to all the world
-Shakespeare, Julius Caesar  Nice quote.Love reading Shakespeare
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I don't believe we should impose our view on another culture....doesn't mean i won't stop caring about those children
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Edited by
quiet_2008
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Sat 05/02/09 05:50 PM
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women in Japan clamp their feet as children so they won't grow. I don't agree with that but I wouldn't think to judge them
women in Burma pile rings on their necks to force the neck to grow really long. I don't agree with that but I wouldn't think to judge them Men in the Maori cultures tattoo their entire face the old fashioned way with bamboo slivers |
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Edited by
DaveyB
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Sat 05/02/09 05:52 PM
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We have NO right to interfere in their practicesIts not our place to be concerned about what their women do.Its none of our business.We need to be caring about American women.Thats our businessThats what I care about.
It is my moral right to be "concerned" about mistreatment of any human. What all my rights are to do anything about it maybe at question, especially for those that happen outside our borders, but to not be concerned would leave me inhuman IMO. |
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women in Japan clamp their feet as children so they won't grow. I don't agree with that but I wouldn't think to judge them women in Burma pile rings on their necks to force the neck to grow really long. I don't agree with that but I wouldn't think to judge them Men in the Maori cultures tattoo their entire face the old fashioned way with bamboo slivers you are right but i won't stop feeling bad for the children during this though. it's their culture but i don't like seeing any child go through things like that but i know it's their culture to do so. there have been cases in the US where the female castration has come into play |
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and in America they cut the foreskin off newborn babies penises. Some cultures look at us in horror for that
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and in America they cut the foreskin off newborn babies penises. Some cultures look at us in horror for that that is actually optional now. but there are cases where people have become US citizens but still practice this on the females as part of their culture |
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and in America they cut the foreskin off newborn babies penises. Some cultures look at us in horror for that Weirdo's |
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