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You think that this is the American “feminists” fault? This is a result of how they treat women, which is less than men, AKA worthless.

Do you really think that a country that values men way more than women care even a little bit about what a bunch of fanatical, male-dominating, angry, American women think or believe?? think about it!

Lets first change the laws on how women are treated in country’s like this, lets first get them to full citizen status and maybe, just maybe, there will be less aborted girls and boys.

The problem is not American feminism, it’s the laws and the culture of those country’s.

“In a culture that idolizes sons and dreads the birth of a daughter, to be born female comes perilously close to being born less than human,” the Indian government conceded in a recent report by its Department of Women and Child Development. “

“From South America to South Asia, women are often subjected to a lifetime of discrimination with little or no hope of relief. As children, they are fed less, denied education and refused hospitalization. As teen-agers, many are forced into marriage, sometimes bought and sold for prostitution and slave labor. As wives and mothers, they are treated little better than farmhands and baby machines. Should they outlive their husbands, they frequently are denied inheritance, banished from their homes and forced to live as beggars on the streets.
While the forms of discrimination vary tremendously among regions, ethnic groups and age levels in the developing world, Shahla Zia, an attorney and women’s activist in Islamabad, Pakistan, said there is a unifying theme: “Overall, there is a social and cultural attitude where women are inferior — and discrimination tends to start at birth.”
A woman’s greatest challenge is an elemental one: simply surviving through a normal life cycle. In South Asia and China, the perils begin at birth, with the threat of infanticide. “
“In urban areas, easier access to modern medical technology enables women to act before birth. Through amniocentesis, women can learn the sex of a fetus and undergo sex-selective abortions. At one clinic in Bombay, of 8,000 abortions performed after amniocentesis, 7,999 were of female fetuses, according to a recent report by the Indian government.
Female infanticide and sex-selective abortion are not unique to India. Social workers in other South Asian states believe that some communities also condone the practice.
The root problems, according to village women, sociologists and other experts, are cultural and economic. In India, a young woman is regarded as a temporary member of her natural family and a drain on its wealth. Her parents are considered caretakers whose main responsibility is to deliver a chaste daughter, along with a sizable dowry, to her husband’s family.
“They say bringing up a girl is like watering a neighbor’s plant,” said R. Venkatachalam, director of the Community Services Guild of Madras. “From birth to death, the expenditure is there.” The dowry, he said, often wipes out a family’s life savings but is necessary to arrange a proper marriage and maintain the honor of the bride’s family.
After giving birth to a daughter, village women “immediately start thinking, `Do we have the money to support her through life?’ and if they don’t, they kill her,” according to Vasanthai, 20, the mother of an 18-month- old girl and a resident of the village where Rani lives. “You definitely do it after two or three daughters. Why would you want more?”
Few activists or government officials in India see female infanticide as a law-and-order issue, viewing it instead as a social problem that should be eradicated through better education, family planning and job programs. Police officials say few cases are reported and witnesses seldom cooperate. “

“Boys are generally breast-fed longer. In many cultures, women and girls eat leftovers after the men and boys have finished their meals. “

“Women are often hospitalized only when they have reached a critical stage of illness, which is one reason so many mothers die in childbirth. Female children often are not hospitalized at all. A 1990 study of patient records at Islamabad Children’s Hospital in Pakistan found that 71 percent of the babies admitted under age 2 were boys. For all age groups, twice as many boys as girls were admitted to the hospital’s surgery, pediatric intensive care and diarrhea units. Mary Okumu, an official with the African Medical and Research Foundation in Nairobi, said that when a worker in drought-ravaged northern Kenya asked why only boys were lined up at a clinic, the worker was told that in times of drought, many families let their daughters die. “
-JOHN WARD ANDERSON AND MOLLY MOORE

the twin fogs of political correctness & ignorance must be dispersed before western society better understands this menace. even a brief review of islamic theology & history quickly exposes the deadly roots of this evil ideology.

see the links in the pdf version below for more accurate info about islam
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islam is a horrible ideology for human rights

5 key things about islam

1. mythical beliefs – all religions have these (faith) because its part of being a religion: having beliefs without proof until after the believer dies. the problem is people will believe almost anything.

2. totalitarianism – islam has no seperation of church and state: sharia law governs all. there is no free will in islam: only submission to the will of allah as conveniently determined by the imams who spew vapors to feather their own nests. there are no moderate muslims: they all support sharia law.

3. violence – islam leads the pack of all religions in violent tenets for their ideology & history: having eternal canonical imperatives for supremacy at all costs and calling for violence & intimidation as basic tools to achieve these goals.

4. dishonesty – only islam has dishonesty as a fundamental tenet: this stems from allah speaking to mohamhead & abrogation in the koran which is used to explain how mo’s peaceful early life was superseded by his warlord role later.

5. misogyny – present day islam is still rooted in 8th century social ethics: treating females as property of men good only for children, severely limiting their activities, dressing them in shower curtains and worse.

conclusions ??

there really are NO redeeming qualities for this muddled pile of propaganda.

islam is just another fascist totalitarian ideology used by power hungry fanatics on yet another quest for worldwide domination and includes all the usual human rights abuses & suppression of freedoms.

graphics version
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1 page pdf version – do file/download 6kb viewer doesn’t show fonts well, has better fonts header footer links, great for emailing printing etc
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B_UyNP-72AVKYWNiNTFlYTEtMTA1ZC00YjhiLTljMDUtMDhhNDE0NDMzNmYz

Mrs Stokes also makes a cutting comment regarding singleness, It’s not a hard way to live as a twenty-something! There are practical freedoms afforded a single man that my married christian brothers don’t have. I don’t have to provide for anyone (not counting contributions to charities and gospel work), I can volunteer much of my time and unlike those with young babies I have fair chances of an uninterrupted night’s sleep!

That being said, In the beginning, amongst all the Good things that God had made, it was not good for the Man to be alone. There is sometimes, I think, a sense of “not good” is to be felt in singleness. I want to marry and raise a family (Lord willing!), but I do worry about my ability to provide – in fact this very worry keeps most of my amorous notions in check – As a tertiary music student, fiscal affluence does not feature prominently in my future prospects, nevertheless, see above comment about the Lord willing things!. As a ‘clueless clod’, however…. see earlier comment regarding subtlety.

I reckon Miss Pride makes the best comment about what she wants men to pursue! Whom God intends for me to marry (if at all) is largely irrelevant next to what I do know about what he intends for me, which is to follow him all the days of my life. Being here on earth is a temporary arrangement!

To finish, I’ll share my latest thought on Psalm 127, verse 1: “Unless the LORD builds the house, the builders labor in vain. Unless the LORD watches over the city, the guards stand watch in vain.”

I guess I won’t find out if the Lord will build me a marriage unless I start laying bricks!

- Jared Killey

The cornerstone of modern feminism (as opposed to the suffragettes and Susan B. Anthony) has been “a woman’s right to choose” whether to carry or abort a baby.

So, when Asian women choose, for reasons that seem economically rational to them, to disproportionately abort their female babies, how exactly can any consistent modern feminist say this is wrong? The women is pregnant, she is choosing, and she is doing so for economic reasons.

Since feminists will not speak out against abortions done for personal convenience, or extremely late in pregnancy (witness their support for partial birth abortion), they really have no leg to stand on when denouncing abortions of “less valuable” girls.

No red herrings about “pro-life feminists,” please – I know some exist, but they are NOT the founders of the feminist movement, the anointed followers of the founders, or those who speak for feminism as a whole.

American feminism has spread worldwide via NGOs (non-governmental organizations) and official government organizations at both the country and global level (e.g., the UN). One of the main fruits of this has been the worldwide propagation of abortion as part of the family planning mix (with family planning/contraception/sterilization itself being promoted worldwide via US NGOs, GOs, and charities). Western “aid” intervention has relentlessly pushed a “women should be in the workforce, children are a burden” message. This, combined with the traditionally lower view of women in Asia, has often led to the logical (by their lights) and heartless choice to kill female babies in the womb.

In this case, American feminism, as it spread globally, threw fuel on the fire.