Time Magazine: "What Happens if We Leave Afghanistan"

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http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2007269,00.html

Time.com said:
Aisha, 18, was dragged from her home by the Taliban after running away from her husband. Despite her pleas that her in-laws had been abusive, that they had treated her like a slave, that she had no choice but to escape, a Taliban commander said she must be punished, lest other girls in the village try to do the same thing. Aisha's family members carried out the punishment: her brother-in-law held her down while her husband sliced off her ears and nose, then left her to die. She is now hidden in a secret women's shelter, where she was taken after receiving care from U.S. forces.

I cried when I saw this picture. She was beautiful once. All she wanted was to live her life. Why would anyone do this to her? Why?

This is why America is in Afghanistan. To destroy the vile "people" who do things like this. To put an end to a society controlled by violent men and their "religion of peace".

I would never do this to a woman, but today I am ashamed to be a man.
 
This is why America is in Afghanistan. To destroy the vile "people" who do things like this. To put an end to a society controlled by violent men and their "religion of peace".

I doubt America would care if the violent men hadn't flown planes into the WTC.
 
If you think that America or Americans give a damn about ordinary Afghans then you are sorely mistaken. The only reason America is in Afghanistan is because it suits them strategically. There is no moral higher purpose. And make no mistake, the American army and military have committed war crimes that would make the Taliban proud.

The best thing America can do is leave immediately and let these people sort themselves out. Pity the family of all these American soldiers who have died for nothing.
 
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Disgusting, I totally disagree with this violence for whatever the reason. I will be 1st in line to stone/punish these men if they appear infront of me.

PS: This is the laws of the land and nothing to do with religion.
 
PS nothing pynet. Where do you think those laws come from?

The Taliban is not the official govt either- just a self righteous bunch that inflict their twisted beliefs on those around them.
 
Disgusting, I totally disagree with this violence for whatever the reason. I will be 1st in line to stone/punish these men if they appear infront of me.

PS: This is the laws of the land and nothing to do with religion.

Pathetic attempt at trolling...
 
PS nothing pynet. Where do you think those laws come from?

The Taliban is not the official govt either- just a self righteous bunch that inflict their twisted beliefs on those around them.

Those laws def does not come from any Islamic teachings. This happens in all rural cultures throughout the world. Do you see muslims across the globe practising these atrocities of their women?
 
I would never do this to a woman, but today I am ashamed to be a man.

Just be because you are of the same gender :wtf:


I doubt America would care if the violent men hadn't flown planes into the WTC.

Spin, spin, spin. This is what you and Aqua_lung et all want to condemn all Afghan women too.


If you think that America or Americans give a damn about ordinary Afghans then you are sorely mistaken. The only reason America is in Afghanistan is because it suits them strategically. There is no moral higher purpose. And make no mistake, the American army and military have committed war crimes that would make the Taliban proud.

The best thing America can do is leave immediately and let these people sort themselves out. Pity the family of all these American soldiers who have died for nothing.

My BS-o-meter just went crazy :erm:
 
As I said in another thread, it's amazing - When a given religion does good: Praise and happiness to whichever god-figure. Should it cause anguish and suffering though - It's clearly just crazy savages and nothing to do with the religion. :rolleyes: times 100000
 
I fear you are right. The moral high ground was adopted after 9/11. Before that it was OK.

And if they had invaded Afghanistan pre 9/11 then you would be accusing them on Imperialism, war for oil/Christian crusade blah blah blah......

Damned if they do, damned if they don't :rolleyes:
 
If you want to see something similar, " The stoning of Saraya" blockbuster movies. I stopped my children watching a true story !:(
 
Spin, spin, spin. This is what you and Aqua_lung et all want to condemn all Afghan women too.

Not at all, it's an atrocity how they treat their women, but were the US in there 'cleaning' things up before 9/11?

You should also give a moment to think 1,000 odd US families left without relatives who have died in Afghanistan, and for what? Increased drug trafficking, more religious intolerance, more terrorism?
 
As I said in another thread, it's amazing - When a given religion does good: Praise and happiness to whichever god-figure. Should it cause anguish and suffering though - It's clearly just crazy savages and nothing to do with the religion. :rolleyes: times 100000

How many Muslims are there in the world and how many people get abused this way? Surely even you can draw the correlation.
 
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