Violence to girls and women.

[Halibut]

any example of this?

 

Examples of what?

[MizsterJones]

did anybody read the link i posted?

if so youd have read the following

 

 

which means NOT ALL communities

and the prime minister who is himself i believe muslim has said

 

 

ive enboldened the bits to make it easier to read, so when youre slagging off ALL muslims or ALL islam yet again just have a thought for those muslims NOT doing these terrible deeds

Totally unacceptable !!! would that be because certain countries will be up in arms against what happened ,countries that tend to contribute a lot of money,I believe its what would be called "Spin" over here...... or maybe Bull****

 

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Of course it could. It's utterly deplorable.

 

Of course violence against women exists across all cultural and racial boundaries. Perhaps acknowledging that might make you look more like someone who's concerned about violence towards women and less like someone who's just using it as stick to beat Muslims with.

Maybe because violence against women on that sort of scale seems to be a regular occurrence in Muslim controlled countries.

[longleyman]

Of course it could. It's utterly deplorable.

 

Of course violence against women exists across all cultural and racial boundaries. Perhaps acknowledging that might make you look more like someone who's concerned about violence towards women and less like someone who's just using it as stick to beat Muslims with.

 

I was in Egypt for two years and had two very good Muslim friends. One of them, often used to bring me goat cheese from home.

[Halibut]

I was in Egypt for two years and had two very good Muslim friends. One of them, often used to bring me goat cheese from home.

 

That's nice dear.

[skinz]

Maybe because violence against women on that sort of scale seems to be a regular occurrence in Muslim controlled countries.

 

Yet here we're as clean as the Popes cassock.

 

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=pensioner+beaten&rls=com.microsoft:en-GB:%7Breferrer:source?%7D&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7GZEU_enGB482&gfe_rd=cr&ei=UYOIU-qXD8PR8geP24HoCA

[Halibut]

Maybe because violence against women on that sort of scale seems to be a regular occurrence in Muslim controlled countries.

 

You mean murder? Sorry to disappoint you, but the highest murder rates aren't in Islamic states. Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the UAE all have lower rates than the USA for example.

[Waldo]

Oh, sorry.

 

Apology accepted.

[ivanava]

You mean murder? Sorry to disappoint you, but the highest murder rates aren't in Islamic states. Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the UAE all have lower rates than the USA for example.

 

The USA doesn't appear in the Demoside rates nor does the UK, but some Islamic countries do.

 

 

From 1945 and up to 1987, about 76,000,000 people have been murdered in cold blood by one regime or another, around thirteen times the number of Jews murdered in the Holocaust. Most of this democide has been done for political reasons (reasons of state or power), but also much of it has been outright genocide (the killing of people by virtue of their ethnicity, race, religion, or nationality--for the difference between democide and genocide, click here). From 1900 to 1987, about 39,000,000 people, including Jews in the Holocaust, were killed in genocide throughout the world. I do not have a break down of this total for the post-WWII years, but it seems that the proportion of genocide to overall democide has remained roughly the same. If so, genocide since the war possibly accounted for near 20,000,000 of those murdered.

 

The greatest source of post-war democide was communism (see the communist death toll). During and after the war communists seized power, or came to power with the help of Soviet military might, as in Eastern Europe. In addition to the USSR, Mongolia, Eastern European regimes, East Germany, and Czechoslovakia, communist regimes eventually also included China, North Korea, North Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Cuba, Grenada, Afghanistan, Angola, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Nicaragua, and South Yemen, or 26 regimes in all. These communist governments and the communist guerrillas they supported in other countries account for about 66,000,000 of the 76,000,000 murdered since the war, or about 87 percent. Clearly, of all regimes, communist ones have been by far the greatest killer. During these years it has been mostly death by Marxism than more generally by government.

[Halibut]

The USA doesn't appear in the Demoside rates nor does the UK, but some Islamic countries do.

 

 

From 1945 and up to 1987, about 76,000,000 people have been murdered in cold blood by one regime or another, around thirteen times the number of Jews murdered in the Holocaust. Most of this democide has been done for political reasons (reasons of state or power), but also much of it has been outright genocide (the killing of people by virtue of their ethnicity, race, religion, or nationality--for the difference between democide and genocide, click here). From 1900 to 1987, about 39,000,000 people, including Jews in the Holocaust, were killed in genocide throughout the world. I do not have a break down of this total for the post-WWII years, but it seems that the proportion of genocide to overall democide has remained roughly the same. If so, genocide since the war possibly accounted for near 20,000,000 of those murdered.

 

The greatest source of post-war democide was communism (see the communist death toll). During and after the war communists seized power, or came to power with the help of Soviet military might, as in Eastern Europe. In addition to the USSR, Mongolia, Eastern European regimes, East Germany, and Czechoslovakia, communist regimes eventually also included China, North Korea, North Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Cuba, Grenada, Afghanistan, Angola, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Nicaragua, and South Yemen, or 26 regimes in all. These communist governments and the communist guerrillas they supported in other countries account for about 66,000,000 of the 76,000,000 murdered since the war, or about 87 percent. Clearly, of all regimes, communist ones have been by far the greatest killer. During these years it has been mostly death by Marxism than more generally by government.

 

How is any of that relevant to the thread?

[ivanava]

How is any of that relevant to the thread?

 

Its relevant you MizsterJones post and your response to it.