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Originally posted by Zamini
reply to post by Pythein
Read it well; BACKWARD CULTURES. Stupid, disgusting traditions mixed with despicable morals.
Originally posted by Observer99
Originally posted by anon72
These men need to be tracked down and handled accordingly... by vigilante standards....
Right. Always fault the men OFC. Can't be the fault of the entire mindset of their society, or their religion, or their leaders. Nope just men. Always men. (gag)
Originally posted by TheWalkingFox
No. A 14 year old is a child. Sex with a 14 year old - whether or not you're that child's "husband" - is rape. Rape is unquestionably abuse.
And no, you're not going to be able to convince me on anecdotal evidence - most of which seems to be more you trying to defend your own nationality than actual evidence, even - that the majority of these marriages are not consummated before the child is an adult.
Originally posted by XmikaX
but unfortunately, no matter what, it seems they will not understand that before looking at the splinter in their neighbor's eye, they first have to take out the log in their own eye.
they suffer from their american condition i believe, that team america syndrome
Originally posted by anon72
reply to post by XmikaX
If it is all good by the locals standards then why do they to the marriages in the middle of the night? And are worried about being caught?
Doesn't sound to legit to me.
Because the wedding was illegal and a secret
Originally posted by FraternitasSaturni
I personally dont agree with it, BUT...
Their land, their culture, their laws. If that starts to happen in your own country, then fight it, revolt or exercise your rights against it... until then, please stop messing with other people's cultures.
The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1929 (19 of 1929)
An Act to restrain the solemnisation of child marriage.
Section 2 : Definitions -- In this Act, unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context:
(a) "Child" means a person who, if a male, has not completed twenty one year of age, and if a female, has not completed eighteen years of age ;
(b) "child marriage" means a marriage to which either of the contracting parties is a child ;
(c) "contracting party" to a marriage means either of the parties whose marriage is (or is about to be) thereby solemnised and
(d) "minor" means a person of either sex who is under eighteen years of age.
Section 3 : Punishment for male adult below twenty one years of age marrying a child
Section 4 : Punishment for male adult above twenty one years of age marrying a child
Section 5 : Punishment for solemnising a child marriage
Section 6 Punishment for parent or guardian concerned in a child marriage
Originally posted by babybunnies
girls getting married at this age has been tradition in many cultures around the world for millenia.
Originally posted by anon72
If this is such a good thing, why isn't everyone over there doing it-in the public eye (meaning day ligth hours?)
Originally posted by Annee
Its getting harder and harder to raise a child with real values.
so ignorant... i can't believe my eyes...
so following that logic, when some american fathers make a child to their daughters, it's because of their backward culture and their disgusting traditions. am i correct here ?
Originally posted by Zamini
If the village is helping him conceal the ordeal from the police and if the village is supporting this then yes. Also yes if it happened to more than just one child in that village because arranging young kids to get married is tradition.
There are differences between cultures and so there are differences between a culture in a village and a culture in the big city. You can't spot this otherwise you'd know that rural cultures in these areas are backward as hell. So backward even that the other cultures in the country have made laws against these nutcase practices.
Tiny Tinka Angelova gave birth last month to her third child, son Dinko, just 23 months after she first became a mother. She was still playing with dolls when she met husband Biser Demirev — NINE years her senior — aged 13. The pregnant youngster was forced to leave school, married at 14, and now lives in poverty on a cattle farm in Saedinenie, central Bulgaria, 30 miles from her parents.