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Midas wrote on 21-10-2009 01:33 PM
You cannot say there is no physical difference between a man and a woman. Get over it, we are inherently different.
Yes, there are physical difference between men and women, but then why don't both grandfathers get special treatment and both grandmothers get the shitty end of the stick?
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krooton wrote on 21-10-2009 01:52 PM
Yes, there are physical difference between men and women, but then why don't both grandfathers get special treatment and both grandmothers get the shitty end of the stick?
It all depends on how many children one is blessed with.
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krooton wrote on 21-10-2009 02:08 PM
Regardless, it's still messed up and sexist. Have you sons, and if not, are you gutted you won't be getting looked after when you are older?
I am not bothered whether I have sons or daughters. Allah provides for me and my family, and as long as I have faith in him, nothing can touch me; Inshallah.
I personally don’t see how distributed responsibility is sexist.
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Midas wrote on 21-10-2009 02:14 PM
I am not bothered whether I have sons or daughters. Allah provides for me and my family, and as long as I have faith in him, nothing can touch me; Inshallah.
I personally don’t see how distributed responsibility is sexist.
A son keeps the family name going, therefore they are more desirable offspring to have, happens all over the East. Parents of men getting special treatment as a result is indeed sexist, regardless of it being tradition.
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krooton wrote on 21-10-2009 02:19 PM
A son keeps the family name going, therefore they are more desirable offspring to have, happens all over the East. Parents of men getting special treatment as a result is indeed sexist, regardless of it being tradition.
Tradtion says sons are more desirable but logic states a son is no guarantee that he will look after his parents.
Water is best, but gold shines like fire blazing in the night, supreme of lordly wealth.
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lol u no wrote on 21-10-2009 04:37 PM
you're all c***s
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21-10-2009 13:52 PM
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