Dont let this shit happen again.. this why I hate pedophiles..

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hahaha I wonder how long will this boring people like him will last hahaha

This is horrible! I feel like this should change or something. And you know, there's so many people who suffer like this. It breaks my heart. :(

The people who actually agree on these marriages and and think forcing little kids to get married is fine should go die in a hole. Absolutely disgusting freaks.
I'm even mad at parents who agree on it. Do you have any fucking clue what your fucking doing? You have just ruined Your child's life! Your letting your child get married to someone who will rape and abuse them. You don't even deserve to have kids if your going to end up ruining their lives!
And for the sick pedophiles, you fucking cunts should stop ruining kids lives! There just kids! Do you have no fucking heart or something? Why do some people even let you do crap like that?
And for the little children who have to go through this. May God bless you and give you more hope and love. I pray for you.
And that's all I have to say.

Sadly, we can't do a thing against such sick acts. We're powerless.. I hope one day everyone will understand that this is disgusting and wrong, so we can stop this

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>>4 as disgusting as it is to force a young defenseless little girl into marrying someone who will only cause pain in their future, it is their culture sadly. But I do agree with everything you said. Maybe if we could bring attention to the problem we could somehow slowly bring a end to it, but I'm not all so sure how that would work...

>>7
As proven by history, smaller and weaker cultures tend to either get absorbed or destroyed completely by bigger ones.
The number of people still practicing this kind of thing is by no means small, and they're more agressive in defending their values than, say, humanists or other people in general.
Future looks bleak.

>>8 Aye. Can't change the mentality of an entire population.

>>8 >>9 Yeah, I agree with Rora-chan, with the way humanity was raised we don't do well when someone tells what needs to be changed or even suggests a new idea. So it is impossible to change the thought process of an entire population, what I said was nothing more than an idea to change some people's thoughts in hope it spreads on.

Sadly, some messed-up cultures doesn't die easily. Shit like this happens in many countries and they just go with it because "culture"... fucking stupid

It's a culture so we can't do anything or else we would be seen as racist

>>12 Exactly. Just because it's practiced by the majority of the population(?) and it's part of their "culture" doesn't make it normal.

>>13
"normal" is something determined by the majority to be an everyday thing. it may not be normal for us whose cultures differ greatly, but it is normal for them.
Normal's never a good word to use in an argument.
Incidentally, any kind of prejudice can be traced back to the perception of normalcy. The irony.

>>14 But surely you can agree that what happened in this instance isn't normal (yes, by our standards, our culture; but in terms of morals, which clearly those can differ from culture to culture too, no doubt, but then we're getting nowhere). (I knew someone would say something about my using the word "normal" XD) Perhaps I should rewrite that as "just because it's normal doesn't make it right"? I would think morals and values are somewhat universal. But well, I'm probably being very biased, I've no doubt about that :P

>>15
Their whole culture is an abnormality for me.
Attention whores that scream racism for every appraising remark, frankly. I see no point confronting them wih justice and the like. Also, worshipping books instead of the God they claim to worship.
Also, moral and values are not entirely universal. They depend on the values you're exposed to as a kid (and adult). Honestly, I think exposing them to different cultures would be the best way to disassemble those shitty morals, but with all the censorship, maybe not.


..i think you flipped my bitch switch on

>>16 I'm glad I flipped your bitch switch on, 'cause I agree wholeheartedly with what you said ;P And people complain that the West is dominating the world, but hey, if people from other countries flock to Western culture when they're exposed to it, just goes to show! Obviously, that region of the world (i.e., Middle East) bans all Western thinking, values, and beliefs, so doubt things will change there anytime soon.

oh this people

why would parents do such to their kids??

they dont freaking deserve a child..

pretty sure they have at least 3 other children.
how it usually is.

To us it seems wrong but to them it is a part of their culture, so as things currently stand, we can't really do anything to change this, but yeah, they usually do have more than one child and they all do the same thing to all those children, unless that child is male.

Something considered custom shouldn't be so disgusting. This has been going on for generations upon generations, and it's about time these customs finally break. It needs to end

>>22 True, it does in fact need to end, but most of us don't have any sort of official power do something about it, but it really does need to be put to a end. Currently I think if we were honestly to attempt to stop it, we would need to bring awareness to it, since I feel like many don't know that these types of things still happen in parts of the world.

>>23
people are well aware of this. Rather than awareness, they should train their rhetoric skills. Or they'll end up with bullshit arguments that make no sense whatsoever. Use those brain cells.

This is utterly disturbing...

>>23 It's true not many of us have the power or resources to make it end, but we have some sort of ability in some way. I doubt anything in the near future will change, truthfully, but if we start trying to make something happen, there may be hope.
This is just a thought, though, but a nice one.

>>24 Most people wouldn't bother with such things since they believe that it will never affect there, now or in the future. But I do agree that people need to be more be understanding and thoughtful for those who actually are affected by such cultures, but I meant awareness as in the children, since they are the next generation they have a better chance of putting an end to it rather than those who grew up with it. Most children now are more shelter and don't really learn about these types of things in history or any other class
>>26 It truly is a nice thought, and as I said to >>24 we should target a younger age group since rather than adults and elders, the children will run the country on after we all pass away, if we want something to be changed first we would have to educate them about the problem.

>>27 That would actually be super helpful, and if we are able to one day, which I hope we are, it should definitely be done. It would help out a great deal, and hopefully abolish that terrible tradition

>>28 I mean we would always start sort of mission for the dollars now if we would really want to. I would honestly like to but I'm not sure on how we would spread the message to the point people take us seriously.

>>27
It does, actually. Most common example would be the media in some countries *ahem, America* that display such poorly-crafted bullshits that shouldn't have even made it outside a school paper. If your rhetoric skills are low (not a lot of people, but still), you'd find it really easy to believe the argument that refugees should be judged and condemned based on their RELIGION instead of their BEHAVIOUR.

But yes, background knowledge is important for that kind of thing, so do both.

>>30 I understand your point, but going based off the people I live around and what I observe, it would have a minor affect, in different places this changes but I was talking about my own area. Sorry for the confusion. And it is sad that people do think that those who want to live in a place not always in war should be rejected of it because of their own religion. It ironic for me, as America was founded on religion freedom, yet we are forcing people to keep away from our borders because of it.

the problem here is they're not doing anything to solve this because it's un-Islamic, don't they have policies against this?

>>32
Their policies revolve around Islam.

As someone who has studied theology and the marriage rites of many religions including Islam. There is nothing in Islam that would condone that man's actions and he would never get away with the child's murder. If the policies were based off Islam the marriage would never have took place forget the murder. Saying pedophilia is Islamic is like saying child soldiers are allowed in Christianity. And yet Kony and his LRA claim to be doing God's work by kidnapping, enrolling and raping thousands of children. This is not Christian and any Christian could tell you that. Just like any muslim could tell you the same. Pedophilia is a problem worldwide. The west is not free from it. It is just more secretive and online. Where I live none let's their children go trick or treating alone out of fear of kidnapping. Even Japan has an issue with 'lolicons' and using animated children in place of actual children. There are movements in America to have it declared a mental disorder. This is an issue to big for the dollars to solve.

>>34
I'll bite.
Let me rephrase: the policies based on Islam is the one banning the decisions of UN like minimum age limit to be legalised. It doesn't necessarily condone child marriage.

HOWEVER, as those people on the media claim, and as those people from my country claim, Islam is diverse, and the mainstream moderate Islam like in western countries are not necessarily the same as the iIslam from elsewhere, they might as well be different religions altogether.

But they both use the name Islam (or muslim) so it's easy to confuse. I think >>1 is an example of a rather extreme (according to us, that is) sort of Islam in small regions or something. But they do still exist. It may not even a religion thing, just some norms practiced by the people who adhere to the same religion.

<<34 I don't think you fully understood what we were talking about. YES, the west is not free from pedophiles, we all realize that this is happening WORLDWIDE. The main topic of discussion was not the fact that he murder the young girl but instead of how they were getting married. And there is no real way for us, the dollars to change something like this, yes we might be a group spread worldwide just like this problem but we also have to know our own limits. We aren't the police and we shouldn't be thought that was, yes it is okay to report crimes if you happen to see them but you should never put yourself in harms way to follow a lead of a supposed pedophile or any other type of dangerous person.

>>34 ahh, I suck at doing this^

Don't hate the pedofiles... Hate their religion becouse they can do it... in the name of pedo Muhamed... in the name of Allah

>>38
I hate humans. how bout that?

>>38 Dont care about their culture.. if you can endure why not..

its their fault, not their religion.. there are other muslims that are not pedo.. beside being a pedophile is a sin itself, scientifically I mean..

pedophiles are those who ave sexual desires for children. just because you like kids doesnt literally mean you're a pedo..

what i hate about their culture is that they're tolerating this shit.

>>38 Like the others are saying you shouldn't hate their religion. That's like saying one group of people like the same religion should be kept out of a country, that's wrong because they aren't all the same. One may be a pedophile, but the other might be fighting for your country, protecting it. We shouldn't hate people for their religion, because that's something they believe in, your beliefs and theirs can be totally different. If you're going to hate someone (and hate is a very strong word) you should do it for their actions.

And people think this is right...

The muslim's religion is not the one that's making them marry young children, it's their own tradition not the religion. Most people see muslims as awful people, but they aren't.

>>43
I disagree.
Traditions are an integral part of a religion, you can't separate them. By this logic, western-based muslim is hugely different from middle-eastern muslim they might as well be separate religions, but still.
Traditions, especially of monotheistic religions, are highly influenced by their holy scriptures, so who are we to say it's not part of their religion?

>>44
Sorry, don't mean to but in but don't understand what you mean? If tradition and religion is separate why would they be different? I mean they would still pray to the same God wouldn't they? I mean I have never heard of a religion that condones paedophilia but I have heard of many cultures who do. And it is not unheard of for people to use religion to gain what they want and mix up what is in their religion and their cultural practises. I mean mexico is largely Christian country but they still celebrate the festival of the dead which is considered to be isn't part of Christianity and blasphemous too many Christians.
Please further explain your point, it is not very clear.

>>45
Well, it's somewhat rude to religions, but anyways.
Traditions and religions have common grounds in morals. In every tradition, there's bound to be moral teachings, or at least some hidden meanings behind it that's intricately connected to morality. On the other hand, religious teachings serve to enforce morals, not just to tell you which God to worship.

For that reason, there are times when religion is prioritised over traditions and vice versa. For example, I remember reading somewhere that Valentine's day had its roots before St. Valentine. It used to be a Roman tradition (I think) of people randomly drawing lots and become a couple for a day with whoever's name is on the piece of paper they draw. Now when the Catholics take over, this custom was deemed immoral, and as you can see, it's now turned into giving chocolates to each other.

It's kinda hard to explain, but for traditions to be practised, religions have to compromise. Especially for religions with strict sanctions like Muslim. Also for the Christian part, the majority pretty much has strayed away from orthodoxy, so they have no problem breaking a few prohibitions written in the bible.

>>46 Aye, as there are loads of things wrong in the bible that are immoral to days modern society, and good many of them illegal i,e like how much to sell and buy slaves "yes it's in their".

*when you realise this thread has been top news on the board for more than 2 weeks*

>>48
At least it's here to serenade this quiet board.

This is the most commented news on BBS ever..

I fuck*ng hate that pedo.. i want to smash his head an a wall or something.

just why is his culture just tolerating this??

that poor beautiful little lady..

>>50
Funny you should ask. Among the questions when, what, where, who, why and how, the question "why" makes the least sense with 0 definitive answer.

whatever

That's disgusting!! I hate people like that, but there are so many of them in the world...it shouldn't happen.

WHAT?!?? What is up with people and arranged marriages? Who even had the bright idea to have an 8 year old girl and 40 year old man (who's probally a pedophile) marry each other?And I'm pretty sure it's not out of love

Of course not, it's all about marrying up. I've met many people who went through the same sorts of deals. The women(in this case little girls) are bargaining chips and business cards. But sometimes, the family legitimately believes that their daughter will have a better life marrying someone older and wealthier at a younger age.

Is this what the world has come to? This crap makes me sick >:(

f*ck, and there are more unknown cases like this in places like India or muslim countries...

I too hate pedos...we should try to help expose them at least online.

I need to drown this outdated news.

Why Would someone do this