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originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: Krazysh0t
Lets see some statistics that show its a problem with Mainstream Global Christianity. Good luck.
Although apparently discussion along the lines is a big problem with Mainstream 'Global' Hindu if some reports I've seen about India are to be noted. But then again there arent as many Hindu's, they aren't literally trying to imperialistically conquer the whole world half of them, nor do they have a "Sharia Law" model they try to weasel their way into everywhere they land in huge droves together when they relocate (not that I've heard about anyways).
No one religious affiliation is associated with child marriage. Rather, a variety of religions are associated with child marriage in countries throughout the world.
I'm actually more concerned with goes on in the US than in Iraq, because I live here. Imagine that?
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: Krazysh0t
Lets see some statistics that show its a problem with Mainstream Global Christianity. Good luck.
Although apparently discussion along the lines is a big problem with Mainstream 'Global' Hindu if some reports I've seen about India are to be noted. But then again there arent as many Hindu's, they aren't literally trying to imperialistically conquer the whole world half of them, nor do they have a "Sharia Law" model they try to weasel their way into everywhere they land in huge droves together when they relocate (not that I've heard about anyways).
Do you HONESTLY believe this isn't a problem among Christians too? More than 200,000 children married in US over the last 15 years
Child Marriage
The Ideology of Underage Marriages in Conservative Christianity
Man your biases are as bad as ever. You just want to demean Muslims don't you? My god, you are despicable. Child marriage is a problem across ALL religions when fundamentalists are involved. Signaling out one religion over the others just shows that you want to demean the religion and not actually tackle the problem.
Here is the most important link I'm going to give:
Child Marriage Around the world
No one religious affiliation is associated with child marriage. Rather, a variety of religions are associated with child marriage in countries throughout the world.
Eight-seven per cent of the minors who married across the country between 2000 and 2015 were girls, with the majority either 16 or 17.
Why do you care so much about Iraq when the problem exists in your backyard too? Shouldn't you want to clean up your own yard before telling someone else their's is messy. ESPECIALLY when you both have the same mess.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: MaxMech
It's not Muslims who are at fault. It is religion in general. Particularly fundamentalists. There are Christians marrying 12 year olds in our own back yard. Where is the outrage for that?
Why does the United States still let 12-year-old girls get married?
America’s Child-Marriage Problem
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Edumakated
Great. Things are improving, but that doesn't mean we are where we should be to stand on the moral high ground on this issue yet.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Edumakated
Great. Things are improving, but that doesn't mean we are where we should be to stand on the moral high ground on this issue yet.
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
a reply to: Edumakated
Chris Christie shot down a law that would ban the marriage of minors in any case on the basis that it would interfere with religious customs. Christie is Christian, he's not going to shoot down a law that protects Muslim customs so he was obviously talking about Christian customs if even it was only partially.
What about all the Christian priests who have been caught molesting underage boys? I guess that's not worth demeaning an entire demographic over?
Tu quoque (pronounced like 'too quoh quey'; Latin for 'you also') is a form of ad hominem fallacy that occurs when it is assumed that an argument is wrong if the source making the claim has itself spoken or acted in a way inconsistent with it. The fallacy focuses on the perceived hypocrisy of the opponent rather than the merits of their argument.
originally posted by: Metallicus
How are there so many ATS members defending marriage to a 9 year old child? Culture is different foods, dress and political systems not condoned child rape.