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Originally Posted by martyh
That is naive to say the least .This guy got his attitude towards women from school and his home life The judge said ‘He’s had an unusual education, certainly in terms of the sexual education provided. Comparing women to lollipops is a very curious way of teaching young men about sex.’.
so from that it is plain as day that Muslim faith schools and muslim home life are teaching that women are second class citizens to be used as tools ,not all but enough to be very concerned about .
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I agree he got it from his home life and I don't like the treatment of woman in the Muslim faith. That said Christianity isn't great when it comes to woman's rights either. Yet these are often not the only influences on a person's character. How the religion is taught, the child's upbringing, and society as a whole can also shape a child.
This guy's upbringing is not indicative of all Muslims. It may highlight a problem in the culture of young Asian men and and woman but if we are going to examine that we must do so in way that doesn't make sweeping generalisations of an entire faith or race.