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Once in power the Taliban became an authoritarian regime with very hard line views. Islamic punishments including execution and loss of hands for crime were introduced; Television, cinema and music were banned as a corrupting influence. Women above the age of 10 were forbidden to work or be educated; dress codes with men being required to grow a beard and women to wear the full Burqa were introduced and enforced by the religious police. Such policies brought them into conflict with the international community concerned over the rights of women and general abuse of human rights. The Taliban did bring the end to the infighting and unlike many before them made great progress at eradicating the growing of opium poppies. At first the Taliban laws banned the growing of the drug were not widely enforced but by 2001 they had reduced the growing of poppy drastically. Sadly for the rest of the world when the coalition disposed the regime poppy production returned to previous levels with Afghanistan supplying approx 87% of the world’s opium.
Originally posted by Haydn_17
Its because they are scared to be against anything which is different.
Remember the first rule of the left is;
If your asian/black/ muslim you cannot be racist.
Originally posted by Haydn_17
Its because they are scared to be against anything which is different.
Remember the first rule of the left is;
If your asian/black/ muslim you cannot be racist.
Originally posted by Frankidealist35
reply to post by The_Seeker
I completely disagree. I think most countries in the world are fascist. That includes the US and the UK. Almost all countries meet the criteria of fascism except for the state-socialism or state communism ones. Most of the countries use nationalism and external threats to put fear in the internal population in order to get them to accept further sacrifices of their liberties.