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To: Morpheus2009

For centuries there has been an undercurrent of pederasty among Moslems. It’s just the way they are culturally. Maybe has something to do with the horrible way they treat women like subhumans.


90 posted on 09/19/2010 9:05:54 PM PDT by little jeremiah (Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point.)
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To: little jeremiah

If you remind me, Muslim Culture probably borrowed a great deal of the pederastry from the Greeks. The Middle East was, after all, responsible for transcribing a great deal of ancient Greek literature down during the Mideval Time Periods.

In History, Sparta and Athens were the most notorious of the city states for male supremacy and pederastry combined. Not to say that the other Greek city-states weren’t that way, but these two have the most obvious references to it in their historical records. In Sparta, there was an extensive degree to which pederastry was played out. It was the key relationship of male lovers through which a man instructed a boy in the military service. Athens was a similar way, except this was primarily for the nobility to instruct in philosophy and the arts.

Seeing the way the Greeks were toward women, I would not be surprised if the case with Muslims were a similar one, however, it is also notorious that Muslims are harsh in numerous cases (tens of thousands) in putting open, blatant homosexuals to death (i.e. those similar to gay pride here in America and Europe) through brutal and harsh methods. The Koran itself prescribes death by stoning in public for homosexuals caught in the act by sufficient witnesses.


117 posted on 09/20/2010 6:57:57 AM PDT by Morpheus2009
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