Posted on 07/04/2012 12:18:07 PM PDT by Ben Barrack
It’s common knowledge that former Congressman Anthony Weiner has had trouble suppressing his sexual appetites but if one of those appetites is the rape of his wife – Huma Abedin – his mother-in-law shouldn’t object, according to the standards of a group she endorses.
Saleha Abedin, Weiner’s mother-in-law, is not only a leader of the Muslim Sisterhood but she has endorsed the mission of the International Islamic Committee for Woman and Child (IICWC), which includes the acceptance of marital rape. This became apparent when her name appeared on the list of participants of the Islamic Conference for The Islamic Uprising.
Here is a screen shot from the Rabita Trust website that has since been scrubbed. It highlights Saleha’s membership with IICWC...
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I read the article.
And in the accompanying headline, you imply Weiner is a rapist.
Try selling any other interpretation of that headline to an educated jury of native English speakers.
It’s shameful. Surprised the moderator hasn’t pulled this thread.
Weiner for President 2016: Let him do to the country what he’s been doing to Huma.
Let me simplify, since this is apparently so complicated.
1.) I never said or implied Weiner is a rapist. The headline is about Huma’s mother condoning the behavior, regardless of Weiner’s actions.
2.) Huma’s mother is a leader in the Muslim Sisterhood (how about you ask yourselves why she has no problem with her daughter marrying a Jew?)
3.) Huma’s mother supports IICWC, a group that supports marital rape (just like anyone who supports planned parenthood must support abortion)
4.) Therefore, how is Huma’s mother not a hypocrite if she has a problem with her daughter being raped by Weiner?
You people are having a difficult time with logic today.
“Does Anthony Weiner’s Mother-in-Law Support his Raping her Daughter?”
Are you not a native speaker of English?
“...his raping her daughter.”
“Does... support” is the present tense, not the conditional. That means the raping, a gerund, has happened. The sentence means it is the case now. You are saying the rape is over and done with.
If you had inserted the adverb “potentially” in from of the gerund “raping,” your meaning would be clear.
Or if you had said “Would” — the conditional, making it speculative, instead of “Does,” you would sound less like a malignant community organizer bent on smearing people.
You obfuscated on purpose, and now you’re sore that people who know what they’re talking about in matters of syntax and grammar are calling you on it.
Let it go. And you should voluntarily pull this stupid thread.
You’re arguing Syntax while the White House has been infiltrated?
That’s like arguing with a fireman who says, “Get out, the house are on fire.”
Wake up.
Would these “headlines” make you feel better?
“Anthony Weiner’s mother-in-law: Feel free to Rape my wife”
“Does Anthony Weiner’s mother-in-law condone the rape of her daugter?”
“If Anthony Weiner raped his wife, would his mother-in-law object?”
You’re splitting hairs and you know it.
Would these “headlines” make you feel better?
“Anthony Weiner’s mother-in-law: Feel free to Rape my daughter”
“Does Anthony Weiner’s mother-in-law condone the rape of her daughter?”
“If Anthony Weiner raped his wife, would his mother-in-law object?”
You’re splitting hairs and you know it.
If you like toothy, scrawny horse faces, she meets the criteria.
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