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To: F14 Pilot
It is much easier for us to reward a woman who is working against a government no one loves than it would be to reward a woman working against a government the west has created.

Sorry, Guardian, the west isn't creating today's Afghanistan, the Afghan people are. Nice try. Bring back the Taliban? No thanks.

Radical, unrepresentative Western feminist groups, through Universities, NGOS, governments and the internet, spread their bitterness and demands around the world - often led by Madeline Albright and Hillary Clinton in the 90s.

It's dishonest to equate women's rights and human rights with a bitter, disrespectful radical feminist movement that is so easily offended and accusatory re. perceived offenses by others and yet refuses to repent or acknowledge their own offensive words and deeds - their own disrepect for men, their grandparents, God.

A traditional society with a faith-based foundation is of course offended by self-centered radical feminists. If a "Code Pink" office is 'graffitied' in Kabul today, it does not mean things aren't far better for women in Afghanistan - being trained at Universities, taking professional jobs, not being beheaded in the public square for suspected adultery, etc., than they were under the Taliban!

32 posted on 10/13/2003 10:58:12 AM PDT by Ragtime Cowgirl (~129,998 brave troops hunted evildoers and won hearts for their 2 fallen brethren in Iraq yesterday.)
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To: Ragtime Cowgirl
Noted, Thanks! Will discuss more with you later.
37 posted on 10/13/2003 12:02:24 PM PDT by F14 Pilot (where there's God, there's love.)
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