"We are a population whose men suffer from sexual weakness, which is evident because Egypt is among the biggest consumers of sexual stimulants that only the weak will consume. If we stop [female genital mutilation], we will need strong men and we don't have men of that sort."
Also in 2016, Dr. Abd al-Aziz Fawazan al-Fawzan, a professor of Islamic law said: "If a woman gets raped walking in public alone, then she, herself is at fault. She is only seducing men by her presence. She should have stayed at home like a Muslim woman."
Islamic law rejects forensic evidence such as DNA in favor of testimony. And because a woman's word is only worth half of a man's (ref. Quran 2:282) a man can say or do pretty much anything he wants and will get away with it.
In many Christian marriage ceremonies, the wife's vows include the words "to love, honor, and obey your husband in all things" (italics mine). Many men believe that they are entitled to sex with their wives whenever they want, and marital rape doesn't exist.
The men of far too many religions and cultures debase and restrict women in order to make themselves feel powerful. All blame is placed on the women for their own inadequacies. To do otherwise makes them appear "weak" in the eyes of their peers.
Many people in the U.S. will not be voting for Hillary Clinton for this same reason. They don't want a woman to have that much power over them.
Listen, men: if you feel the need to constantly trample on womens' rights and deny them their very freedom, you are already weak. Strong men don't keep women behind or under them.
Strong men have women beside them.
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ReplyDeletePlease bear in mind that not all men have a derogatory view of women or see them as mere chattels or playthings but you are right in much of what you say. Far too many men hold a poor view of women. It makes me wonder what their mothers would have said about them.
ReplyDeleteIt makes me wonder what their mothers would have said about them.
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