Agama lu itu bilang kencing onta adalah obat. Najis ga tuh?
On 2/13/13, dimaswur <[email protected]> wrote: > Mermang Agama NAJIS harus segera dibasmi ! Pasti itu nurut ajaran DAWKINS > bukan !? > > --- In [email protected], "Bukan Pedanda" wrote: >> >> >> >> Menurut ajaran agama najis Islam, perem^puan itu hakikatnya cuma sekedar >> làbang buat dientotin, sekedar pelengkap penderita lakilaki. >> >> Dan bukan sebagai manusia yang punya hak setara dengan laki-lai. >> >> >> --- In [email protected], itemabu2 wrote: >> > >> > Islam kan udah ngasih tau bhw orang2 Islam itu gila sex, peleceh >> > wanita, tukang merkosa, dll dgn bilang cewek itu hrs dikarungi kalo >> > keluar rumah dan hrs ada penjaganya spy aman dr sergapan orang2 Islam >> > yg soleh dan bertaqwa. >> > >> > Terbuktilah kebenaran Islam, hehehe... (Si Teddy pasti mikir gua lg >> > muji2 Islam) >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > On 2/12/13, Bukan Pedanda wrote: >> > > Monday, 11 February 2013 >> > > >> > > Sexual harassments sow fear in Egyptian streets >> > > >> > > Rana Zianta, Al Arabiya >> > > >> > > In light of the vast political and social changes shredding through >> > > Egypt's >> > > social fabric more attention has been shed on sexual harassment on >> > > the >> > > streets of Cairo. It is not uncommon for women to report verbal or >> > > physical >> > > abuse in broad daylight. However, after the Egyptian revolution this >> > > aspect >> > > has become even more apparent and several NGO's have reported on the >> > > severity of this phenomenon. >> > > >> > > At the start of the revolution, Amnesty International reported an >> > > incident >> > > where women protesting in Tahrir square against the regime were taken >> > > by the >> > > army and were examined to see the status of their virginity as an >> > > excuse to >> > > justify and attack the integrity of their judgment. >> > > >> > > This of course caused uproar in Egypt and abroad; however, with the >> > > fall of >> > > the Mubarak's regime and now two years after the revolution, >> > > hostilities >> > > against women remain and they have possibly reached even higher >> > > levels. >> > > Amnesty's recent report emphasized the growing number of sexual >> > > harassment >> > > incidents in Tahrir square. Some of these incidents can be classified >> > > even >> > > as rape. >> > > >> > > Other protestors in Tahrir square have even acknowledged that sexual >> > > harassment exists in their midst. Not admitting the existence of >> > > sexual >> > > harassment has only helped fuel violence against women and is >> > > hampering >> > > efforts to deal with the problem. According to Amnesty International, >> > > sexual >> > > assaults are widely reported to have a clear pattern of being mob-led >> > > in >> > > Tahrir square. >> > > >> > > "Horrific, violent attacks on women including rape in the vicinity of >> > > Tahrir >> > > Square demonstrate that it's now crucial for President Mursi take >> > > drastic >> > > steps to end this culture of impunity and gender-based discrimination, >> > > and >> > > for all political leaders to speak out," said Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, >> > > Deputy >> > > Director for the Middle East and North Africa at Amnesty >> > > International. >> > > >> > > Sexual attacks against women cannot be openly accepted in a >> > > conservative >> > > society and hence that is why the easiest solution to the problem is >> > > to >> > > pretend like it does not exist. But the attacks have become too >> > > extreme to >> > > ignore and the city has witnessed marches denouncing the victimization >> > > of >> > > women. >> > > >> > > On the other hand this trend of violence has been justified by some of >> > > the >> > > more extreme elements in society such as the Salafists preacher Ahmad >> > > Mahmoud Abdullah known as "Abu Islam" who said that women protesting >> > > in >> > > Tahrir square are [`no red >> > > line'][http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/2013/02/07/264982.html] >> > > because >> > > they have no shame and want to be raped. >> > > >> > > Such statements and trends jeopardize the future of women's rights to >> > > co-exist and flourish in the country and society they helped build. >> > > >> > > Despite the sacrifices Egyptian women made standing in the front lines >> > > of >> > > the revolution and fighting the battle for freedom alongside their >> > > countrymen, they are now being marginalized and their freedom is >> > > being >> > > systematically stifled with a new constitution that undermines their >> > > civil >> > > rights. >> > > >> > > >> > > All rights reserved for Al Arabiya News Channel © 2013 >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > >> > > > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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