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By *airyandbelliedbottom OP   Man
6 weeks ago

Barrow-in-Furness

In the last 4 years since the Taliban have taken control of Afghanistan.. Afghani women are treated like prisoners, they can not apply for most jobs, they can not go to certain public places, they can not visit a male doctor without being accompanied and they can not even train as a midwife or study medicine. They are not allowed to study at secondary school and beyond. They are not even allowed to speak in public. I could be wrong about this but I have read that they are not allowed to have windows in their homes now either. They are also forbidden to be alone with other women without a male present.

How can we let this continue!? These women are treated worse than dog shite on your shoes. The Taliban need to be removed. We need to help these women escape this atrocious oppression.

You can also help by:

Raising awareness posting to sites about the treatment Afghan women are subjected to.

Donating to charities like Women for Women International, UN Women, Women for Afghan Women (WAW)

Advocating for women's rights and gender equality through political action.

Please don't let this continue.

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By *dstefiMan
6 weeks ago

Solihull

As much as I approve the sentiment, the fact is nothing will change the minds of the medieval fucks that run the country.

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By *airyandbelliedbottom OP   Man
6 weeks ago

Barrow-in-Furness


"As much as I approve the sentiment, the fact is nothing will change the minds of the medieval fucks that run the country. "

I'm not advocating war but the Taliban were removed once before, weren't they.

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By *3versMan
6 weeks ago

glasgow

According to some we'll be like that in about 5 years time

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By *airyandbelliedbottom OP   Man
6 weeks ago

Barrow-in-Furness


"According to some we'll be like that in about 5 years time"

I seriously doubt that. I know the UK can be a little backwards at times but we have evolved to a lot more than that and many women I know would definitely not let that happen.

Now back on subject: These women face terrible oppression, treated worse than pets. If we wouldn't want to be in that position ourselves then how can we go about ignoring this. Something needs to be done.

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By *ewBrumBiMan
6 weeks ago

Birmingham B15

We should invade and get rid of the Taliban.

What could possibly go wrong?

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By *airyandbelliedbottom OP   Man
6 weeks ago

Barrow-in-Furness


"We should invade and get rid of the Taliban.

What could possibly go wrong?"

That's been done before at great cost to the US and the UK. Many lives were lost. And now it seems it was all for nothing because the Taliban are back in control and in the last 4 years since women have been living under tyrannical oppression. If the Taliban are left unchecked who knows what they will do. If they war or invade what will become of their occupied territory? Will we do something about them then? Honestly I think we could do without another war atm but the Talibans regime can not be left to fester.

These women need our help. If we can't remove the Taliban then we must find other ways of helping.

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By *awihMan
6 weeks ago

Aldershot


"We should invade and get rid of the Taliban.

What could possibly go wrong?

That's been done before at great cost to the US and the UK. Many lives were lost. And now it seems it was all for nothing because the Taliban are back in control and in the last 4 years since women have been living under tyrannical oppression. If the Taliban are left unchecked who knows what they will do. If they war or invade what will become of their occupied territory? Will we do something about them then? Honestly I think we could do without another war atm but the Talibans regime can not be left to fester.

These women need our help. If we can't remove the Taliban then we must find other ways of helping."

You forgot that the Russians tried it 1979 to 1989

And Britain invaded twice in the 1800’s.

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By *eefandfurMan
6 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Agree, it is very frustrating that we seem unable to help. The reality is, we are not in a position to be able to act alone, and we would be criticised as some sort of colonial oppressor if we did. Sadly, if you closed your eyes and threw a dart at a world map, the chances are it would land in country where some sort of oppression or injustice is taking place.

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By *airyandbelliedbottom OP   Man
6 weeks ago

Barrow-in-Furness


"We should invade and get rid of the Taliban.

What could possibly go wrong?

That's been done before at great cost to the US and the UK. Many lives were lost. And now it seems it was all for nothing because the Taliban are back in control and in the last 4 years since women have been living under tyrannical oppression. If the Taliban are left unchecked who knows what they will do. If they war or invade what will become of their occupied territory? Will we do something about them then? Honestly I think we could do without another war atm but the Talibans regime can not be left to fester.

These women need our help. If we can't remove the Taliban then we must find other ways of helping.

You forgot that the Russians tried it 1979 to 1989

And Britain invaded twice in the 1800’s."

Then maybe we shouldn't try again. But I'm sure other things can be done.

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By *3versMan
6 weeks ago

glasgow

There's a few on here who like to dress for a man, do what the men want them to, hopefully they'd be welcome in Kabul

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By *tar33Man
6 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"As much as I approve the sentiment, the fact is nothing will change the minds of the medieval fucks that run the country.

I'm not advocating war but the Taliban were removed once before, weren't they."

They were briefly sidelined, but at what cost? The only people who can resolve this are the Afghan people themselves.

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By *eefandfurMan
6 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"There's a few on here who like to dress for a man, do what the men want them to, hopefully they'd be welcome in Kabul "

And a few for whom a burka would be a sensible choice.

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By *lamMan
6 weeks ago

Merthyr-Tydfil

The west abandoned them.

Their own men allow it.

I feel for all if them.

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By *dstefiMan
6 weeks ago

Solihull


"But I'm sure other things can be done."

Best thing any western government can do for Afghan women is assisted travel, unlimited visas and a freedom train. Leave the mullahs with no women to oppress.

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By *laireKTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Manchester

There are plenty of nations which use the idea of religion to impose an unbalanced set of rights when it comes to women.

It used to be the case here if we go back in history.

I'm afraid that's just the reality. We shouldn't assume our progressive attitude suits others. It clearly doesn't.

It's not just grown ups either. I could never imagine having a child bride. It just seems weird.

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By *3versMan
6 weeks ago

glasgow

Females in the Catholic church?

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By *astDevonGuyMan
6 weeks ago

East Devon


"Females in the Catholic church?"

Yes there are lots of them. But none can be ordained.

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By *eorge LooneyMan
6 weeks ago

Wokingham


"Females in the Catholic church?"

Choirboys in wigs trying to avoid the priests

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By *airyandbelliedbottom OP   Man
3 weeks ago

Barrow-in-Furness

Bump.

In Afghanistan women are still facing punishments for talking in public, spending time with other women, in Afghanistan if you are a woman you treated worse than a pet.

They're have been floggings in public to show them their place and now the Taliban have banned internet.. words from an Afghan woman "extinguishing the only light that still reaches us."

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By *um4usenowMan
3 weeks ago

Wymondham


"In the last 4 years since the Taliban have taken control of Afghanistan.. Afghani women are treated like prisoners, they can not apply for most jobs, they can not go to certain public places, they can not visit a male doctor without being accompanied and they can not even train as a midwife or study medicine. They are not allowed to study at secondary school and beyond. They are not even allowed to speak in public. I could be wrong about this but I have read that they are not allowed to have windows in their homes now either. They are also forbidden to be alone with other women without a male present.

How can we let this continue!? These women are treated worse than dog shite on your shoes. The Taliban need to be removed. We need to help these women escape this atrocious oppression.

You can also help by:

Raising awareness posting to sites about the treatment Afghan women are subjected to.

Donating to charities like Women for Women International, UN Women, Women for Afghan Women (WAW)

Advocating for women's rights and gender equality through political action.

Please don't let this continue.

"

Although the Taliban have taken it to a new level, women have always been treated with the utmost contempt in that country and there is nothing Western society can do to ever change centuries of entrenched barbarism towards them. This is especially so in rural communities where old habits die very hard indeed. Women did enjoy a brief period of relative freedom in the 50s, 60s and 70s when the country was still a Monarchy and became relatively free-thinking, certainly in Kabul and some of the cities. It was even a tourist destination and part of the 'Hippy Trail' and some Afghan women wore Western clothing. But once the Monarchy was done away with and the mullahs regained their grip they reverted to type. Being born a female in that country is a curse.

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By *airyandbelliedbottom OP   Man
3 weeks ago

Barrow-in-Furness


"In the last 4 years since the Taliban have taken control of Afghanistan.. Afghani women are treated like prisoners, they can not apply for most jobs, they can not go to certain public places, they can not visit a male doctor without being accompanied and they can not even train as a midwife or study medicine. They are not allowed to study at secondary school and beyond. They are not even allowed to speak in public. I could be wrong about this but I have read that they are not allowed to have windows in their homes now either. They are also forbidden to be alone with other women without a male present.

How can we let this continue!? These women are treated worse than dog shite on your shoes. The Taliban need to be removed. We need to help these women escape this atrocious oppression.

You can also help by:

Raising awareness posting to sites about the treatment Afghan women are subjected to.

Donating to charities like Women for Women International, UN Women, Women for Afghan Women (WAW)

Advocating for women's rights and gender equality through political action.

Please don't let this continue.

Although the Taliban have taken it to a new level, women have always been treated with the utmost contempt in that country and there is nothing Western society can do to ever change centuries of entrenched barbarism towards them. This is especially so in rural communities where old habits die very hard indeed. Women did enjoy a brief period of relative freedom in the 50s, 60s and 70s when the country was still a Monarchy and became relatively free-thinking, certainly in Kabul and some of the cities. It was even a tourist destination and part of the 'Hippy Trail' and some Afghan women wore Western clothing. But once the Monarchy was done away with and the mullahs regained their grip they reverted to type. Being born a female in that country is a curse."

Very eloquently put but..

Homosexuality was criminalised and homosexuals were treated with contempt for some time in the UK so that doesn't mean things can not change for Afghan women.

Always promote gender equality and women's rights no matter where you are and maybe we can change some minds.

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By *um4usenowMan
3 weeks ago

Wymondham

You have to understand the mindset of medieval societies, which is what we are talking about here. Western society moved on, they are still entrenched in the Stone Age by comparison.

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By *om_essexMan
3 weeks ago

Chelmsford

I do nof give a penny to these so called charities and especially those that meddle in other countries. Its really none of our business. The uK should stop trying to.police the world

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By *um4usenowMan
3 weeks ago

Wymondham

We have long since lost any meaningful influence in the world. All we are really good for now is giving money away to other nations in the hope of buying a little goodwill and most of that cash is frittered away.

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By *om_essexMan
3 weeks ago

Chelmsford

And if the might of the Russians and the Yanks could not defeat the Taliban then what hope a charity. Waste if money giving to these charities. All ig does is line the pockets of the senior managers who love spending other people's money and not their own

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By *aul349Man
3 weeks ago

North of the Tyne


"According to some we'll be like that in about 5 years time

I seriously doubt that. I know the UK can be a little backwards at times but we have evolved to a lot more than that and many women I know would definitely not let that happen."

I hate to break it to you but that's how it is in many households in the up right now... You might be shocked but it is.

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester

It's not just Afghan women.

I was watching Black Belt Barrister yesterday discussing the Epping bell hotel boat migrant who was at the centre of the recent disturbance.

He was found guilty of 5 charges of sexual acts against 2 women, one a child of 14.

The judge commented that the man showed no remorse or even understanding of why his actions were wrong.

Without acceptance there is very little hope of any rehab.

UK women deserve protection too.

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"It's not just Afghan women.

I was watching Black Belt Barrister yesterday discussing the Epping bell hotel boat migrant who was at the centre of the recent disturbance.

He was found guilty of 5 charges of sexual acts against 2 women, one a child of 14.

The judge commented that the man showed no remorse or even understanding of why his actions were wrong.

Without acceptance there is very little hope of any rehab.

UK women deserve protection too."

He was prosecuted and jailed under English law though, so I don't see your point.

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By *3versMan
3 weeks ago

glasgow

Just wait until it's our women - shrieks the hysterical racists

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By *om_essexMan
3 weeks ago

Chelmsford


"It's not just Afghan women.

I was watching Black Belt Barrister yesterday discussing the Epping bell hotel boat migrant who was at the centre of the recent disturbance.

He was found guilty of 5 charges of sexual acts against 2 women, one a child of 14.

The judge commented that the man showed no remorse or even understanding of why his actions were wrong.

Without acceptance there is very little hope of any rehab.

UK women deserve protection too."

Why would he show remorse if in his country females are often married at 14.

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By *andomguy321Man
3 weeks ago

reading

Not all cultures are equal

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By *lue555Man
3 weeks ago

harrow

The Taliban also have young boys for sex.

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Bedford

How does a mother bring up a son knowing how he is going to treat women takes the unconditional love of a mother to another level x

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By *dstefiMan
3 weeks ago

Solihull

The sad fact, as has been stated above, is that some countries have simply not evolved past medieval. As much as we might want to impose a pleasant modern liberal mindset upon them it ain't gonna happen. Not while they have theocratic governments, and hard power, military strategies don't work either. You cannot impose liberalism and modernity, it has to grow from within when the greater society sees its advantages and gets rid of outdated concepts.

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By *om_essexMan
3 weeks ago

Chelmsford


"The sad fact, as has been stated above, is that some countries have simply not evolved past medieval. As much as we might want to impose a pleasant modern liberal mindset upon them it ain't gonna happen. Not while they have theocratic governments, and hard power, military strategies don't work either. You cannot impose liberalism and modernity, it has to grow from within when the greater society sees its advantages and gets rid of outdated concepts. "

Blimey. We agree 👍

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By *ch69Man
3 weeks ago

croydon

The Taliban are deeply entrenched in customs and tribal law. Nothing will change that, they don’t follow Islamic laws at all.. they might claim to do so but don’t. No war ever will remove them from power…

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By *amie1402Man
3 weeks ago

Liverpool


"In the last 4 years since the Taliban have taken control of Afghanistan.. Afghani women are treated like prisoners, they can not apply for most jobs, they can not go to certain public places, they can not visit a male doctor without being accompanied and they can not even train as a midwife or study medicine. They are not allowed to study at secondary school and beyond. They are not even allowed to speak in public. I could be wrong about this but I have read that they are not allowed to have windows in their homes now either. They are also forbidden to be alone with other women without a male present.

How can we let this continue!? These women are treated worse than dog shite on your shoes. The Taliban need to be removed. We need to help these women escape this atrocious oppression.

You can also help by:

Raising awareness posting to sites about the treatment Afghan women are subjected to.

Donating to charities like Women for Women International, UN Women, Women for Afghan Women (WAW)

Advocating for women's rights and gender equality through political action.

Please don't let this continue.

"

Sadly we’ve tried to get rid of them and failed.

Until the Afghan people rise up and throw them out it’s a waste of time and resources trying to do it ourselves.

All we can do is encourage and arm a local resistance movement if one exists.

But it seems we’re not even willing to do that.

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Bedford

the Afghan woman have the answer they just don't realise it x

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By *dstefiMan
3 weeks ago

Solihull


"The sad fact, as has been stated above, is that some countries have simply not evolved past medieval. As much as we might want to impose a pleasant modern liberal mindset upon them it ain't gonna happen. Not while they have theocratic governments, and hard power, military strategies don't work either. You cannot impose liberalism and modernity, it has to grow from within when the greater society sees its advantages and gets rid of outdated concepts.

Blimey. We agree 👍 "

It's not so difficult. While I am by nature a total western progressive liberal and all about freedom of everything: sexuality, religion, speech (up to a point) all that has to happen within the framework of the laws of the land and the greater good of society.

We are very fortunate to live in what is the world's oldest and most mature democracy. We hammered all this stuff out centuries ago although some of it was worked out in the last 100 years or so (women's votes etc) and some far more recently (gay rights).

Even as a devout liberal it's not hard for me to look at backwards medieval theocracies and shake my head and wonder why the fuck they haven't woken up to benefits of largely equal rights for all their people. It betters everyone ultimately.

It's why the backwards slide in rightwing countries, even supposed shining cities on the hill like the USA bothers me. If the US went full on Christo-Fascist, denied women bodily autonomy and chained them back to the kitchen sink, what exactly would differentiate it from Saudi Arabia, Iran or Afghanistan? Fucking nothing, that's what.

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By *DEmileyRoseTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Derry - Ireland


"Females in the Catholic church?"

Called Nunrry ran by a reverend mother superior

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By *DEmileyRoseTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Derry - Ireland


"Females in the Catholic church?

Choirboys in wigs trying to avoid the priests"

Church of England choirboy, church of Rome aka catholic church alterboys

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By *ray_UKMan
3 weeks ago

Somewhere in DY

I don't give fuck...look after our own

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By *DEmileyRoseTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Derry - Ireland


"Females in the Catholic church?

Called Nunrry ran by a reverend mother superior "

Nunnery sorry not nurry lol

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By *amie1402Man
3 weeks ago

Liverpool


"I don't give fuck...look after our own "

Selfish attitude

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"I don't give fuck...look after our own

Selfish attitude "

If you scroll through the forums, you’ll find a great many lacking in compassion. Not very christian or charitable. Dead inside, some.

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By *andomguy321Man
3 weeks ago

reading


"I don't give fuck...look after our own

Selfish attitude

If you scroll through the forums, you’ll find a great many lacking in compassion. Not very christian or charitable. Dead inside, some. "

Are the people of Afghanistan crying out for Christianity & Western charity then?

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"I don't give fuck...look after our own

Selfish attitude

If you scroll through the forums, you’ll find a great many lacking in compassion. Not very christian or charitable. Dead inside, some.

Are the people of Afghanistan crying out for Christianity & Western charity then? "

No idea. I was referring to the attitudes of some of the guys in the forum.

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By *andomguy321Man
3 weeks ago

reading


"I don't give fuck...look after our own

Selfish attitude

If you scroll through the forums, you’ll find a great many lacking in compassion. Not very christian or charitable. Dead inside, some.

Are the people of Afghanistan crying out for Christianity & Western charity then?

No idea. I was referring to the attitudes of some of the guys in the forum. "

fair enough ... we all make judgments

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By *om_essexMan
3 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Look after our own and protect our own. Do gooders feel free to donate ..

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By *andomguy321Man
3 weeks ago

reading


"Look after our own and protect our own. Do gooders feel free to donate .. "

Yep, but we can't even do that here .... So there's zero chance of us protecting the women and girls of Afghanistan from barbaric Islamic practices.

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By *rancd2TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

There are more than enough things that need putting right in the UK, before we think too much about sticking our noses into other peoples business tbh.

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By *ickeMan
3 weeks ago

watford


"According to some we'll be like that in about 5 years time

I seriously doubt that. I know the UK can be a little backwards at times but we have evolved to a lot more than that and many women I know would definitely not let that happen.

Now back on subject: These women face terrible oppression, treated worse than pets. If we wouldn't want to be in that position ourselves then how can we go about ignoring this. Something needs to be done."

We can say same about the 70.000 Christian murdered by Islamic state Boko Haram in Notth Africa .

Or the people living in North Korea .

The forced labour Muslims , held in camps in China over 1 million .

Then there’s hungry or those being bomb in Gaza . People dying on front line in Ukraine every day . So it go on and on .

There’s always going be casualties of society.

They are more people in shit now then ever before , human trafficking sex workers forced labour child workers . The world a fucking mess , we just put up with this shit day in day out .

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By *iono555Man
3 weeks ago

DERBY

If ISAF had trained up a Stay Behind Force.. Look at the YPJ; an all female militia that was largely responsible for defeating Da'esh on the ground ( because being killed by Women scared the shit out of them ).

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By *seableMan
3 weeks ago

Halesowen

This is not going to be a popular opinion, but the UK and our Allies spent a fortune in money, and the lives of our brave armed forces trying to help then this century.

We trained their army, gave them ample supplies, and as soon as the Taliban showed up in force, these soldiers count not run awY or switch sides fast enough.

If they won't help themselves, I think they have already had plenty of help from us.

Yes, it is a tragedy, but I would not want to see another British life lost on the ungrateful sods.

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By *um4usenowMan
3 weeks ago

Wymondham


"If ISAF had trained up a Stay Behind Force.. Look at the YPJ; an all female militia that was largely responsible for defeating Da'esh on the ground ( because being killed by Women scared the shit out of them ).

"

That comment just goes to prove how easy it is to fool people with propaganda.

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Bedford

The women need to be more cunning start poisoning the men maybe and not showing any interest in the sex that they must be having in order to keep the men happy .

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By *shleigh1964TV/TS
3 weeks ago

penzance

No "superpower" has ever been successful in Afghanistan and we went in there in the 1800s and got our asses whipped. After Vietnam a study was done as to what went wrong, how did they not come out as winners..the verdict was that if the "enemy" operating on more of a guerilla warfare style have 20 per cent support from the people, then the war cannot be won as they ll always have the logistics and the ability to disappear and re emerge after years of waiting, if necessary. Look at past history guerilla warfare wise, on the whole, it's a no win for big super powers. Plus, whoever thought the Italian would stick to the dodgy agreements was either very naive or just ticking a box so the west could get the hell outta Dodge

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"I don't give fuck...look after our own

Selfish attitude

If you scroll through the forums, you’ll find a great many lacking in compassion. Not very christian or charitable. Dead inside, some. "

I'm not sure why you equate Christianity with compassion, there are many compassionate atheists, much more so than the Christian Right in the USA.

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By *llover ukMan
3 weeks ago

london


"I don't give fuck...look after our own

Selfish attitude

If you scroll through the forums, you’ll find a great many lacking in compassion. Not very christian or charitable. Dead inside, some.

I'm not sure why you equate Christianity with compassion, there are many compassionate atheists, much more so than the Christian Right in the USA."

What about the forced conversion of natives tribes in the American continent etc. Very charitable. You cannot equate any religion to charitable deeds.

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"I don't give fuck...look after our own

Selfish attitude

If you scroll through the forums, you’ll find a great many lacking in compassion. Not very christian or charitable. Dead inside, some.

I'm not sure why you equate Christianity with compassion, there are many compassionate atheists, much more so than the Christian Right in the USA."

I didn’t equate them. I said ‘or’ not ‘and’. I put them in the same sentence - that’s not equating them. Plus, of course, there are loads of charitable non christians and loads of non charitable christians. I can’t comment on the Christian Right in the USA. My comment was aimed at the compassionless in the forum - those who have advocated shooting babies in dinghies for example.

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By *om_essexMan
3 weeks ago

Chelmsford


"I don't give fuck...look after our own

Selfish attitude

If you scroll through the forums, you’ll find a great many lacking in compassion. Not very christian or charitable. Dead inside, some.

I'm not sure why you equate Christianity with compassion, there are many compassionate atheists, much more so than the Christian Right in the USA.

I didn’t equate them. I said ‘or’ not ‘and’. I put them in the same sentence - that’s not equating them. Plus, of course, there are loads of charitable non christians and loads of non charitable christians. I can’t comment on the Christian Right in the USA. My comment was aimed at the compassionless in the forum - those who have advocated shooting babies in dinghies for example. "

Shooting babies in dinghies? Who came up with that idea?

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