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Obi Wan Iakobi έγραψε: ↑

23 Ιουν 2021, 21:40

Τι θετε δηλαδη πογκρομ?

EKPLIKTIKOS έγραψε: ↑

23 Ιουν 2021, 21:44

Paki bashing το λένε στο γιουκει μαν μου

Obi Wan Iakobi έγραψε: ↑

23 Ιουν 2021, 21:49

EKPLIKTIKOS έγραψε: ↑

23 Ιουν 2021, 21:44

Paki bashing το λένε στο γιουκει μαν μου

Ι know.

Που κρυφτηκαν τα τυπακια που ειρωνευονταν γιατι ο δολοφονος της Καρολαιν ηταν ελληνας και οχι αλλοδαπος?

stella έγραψε: ↑

23 Ιουν 2021, 21:52

Σιχαμένοι. Μακάρι να τους πιάσουν γρήγορα. Ούτε να φανταστώ δεν μπορώ τι πέρασε η κοπέλα.
Κάπου άκουσα ότι ο πρώτος ήταν Αφγανός και οι άλλοι Πακιστανοί και δεν συνδέονται μεταξύ τους.

JS: You were asked about the epidemic of sexual violence and rape in Pakistan and you acknowledged the seriousness of the problem and you spoke about Pakistan’s strict laws. You were also quoted as saying that the practice of women wearing veils “is to stop temptation not every man has willpower”. You said on increasing vulgarity, it will have consequences and you were accused of rape victim blaming. How do you respond to that?

IK: It is such nonsense. I never said veils, this was never said. I said the concept of purdah and the concept of purdah is to avoid temptation in society. We don’t have discos here, we don’t have nightclubs, so it is a completely different society, way of life here, so if you raise temptation in society to the point and all these young guys have nowhere to go, it has consequences in the society.

JS: Do you think what women wear has any effect? That this is part of that temptation?

IK: If a woman is wearing very few clothes it will have an impact, it will have an impact on the men, unless they’re robots. I mean it’s common sense

JS: But will it really provoke acts of sexual violence?

IK: It depends on which society you live in. If in a society where people haven’t seen that sort of thing, it will have an impact on them. If you grow up in a society like you, maybe it won’t on you. This cultural imperialism, whatever is in our culture, must be acceptable to everyone else, it’s not.

JS: Forgive me, when you were a cricket star, you were seen as a playboy, there were photos of you with your shirts off in your bedroom.

IK: This is not about me.

JS: You’re the messenger.

IK: It’s about my society. My priority is how my society behaves, what reactions are caused in my society. So when I see sex crimes going through the roof, we sit down and discuss how are we going to tackle this. It is having an impact in my society.