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In reply to the discussion: British Muslim girls being forced into marriage via internet [View all]smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)58. I was going to say something similar.
What is one to think when there is mass migration to a country by a group of people that despises the values and beliefs of that culture? They aren't going to change, they want to force us to change.
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so if times have changed, why has the interpretion of the religion not changed?
patsimp
Feb 2016
#15
As I pointed out 12 was the generally accepted age of consent to marriage till the 1800s
happyslug
Feb 2016
#30
American christians send millions of jobs to India, one of the most dangerous
whereisjustice
Feb 2016
#13
They went to Central America and Mexico first... but in terms of exploited and abused women
whereisjustice
Feb 2016
#17
It's a dubious distinction. India is high on the list. And as far as where we send jobs
whereisjustice
Feb 2016
#22
I'm citing India as a place where we send jobs inspite of horrible human rights record
whereisjustice
Feb 2016
#23
It doesn't say they get a visa, it says they get the *promise* of a visa
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2016
#18
Notice the language the person APPLYING for a visa must be over 18, not his wife.
happyslug
Feb 2016
#34
It applies to both; findlaw didn't say that, but bradfordlawcentre does
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2016
#37
At one point it was culturally acceptable to own slaves in this country.
ForgoTheConsequence
Mar 2016
#48
too many want to keep all the culture that made them want to leave in the first place
MariaThinks
Feb 2016
#35