Can Afghan Female Police Officers Make a Difference?

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centcom still feels the need to employ clowns like you to do public outreach on forums among the natives to spread their propoganda.

reality is out there kiddo

not in yo head

[randolph85]

Why don't you explain to me in detail what part of this thread exactly is religious. Simply making a statement without factual backing does not hold any weight.

aria2013
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this is why its obvious that you are not afghan. the topic of females in roles of power is obviously a touchy subject due to religious considerations when it comes to women in afghanistan. did you really not think that religion would not come into discussion on a subject like this? surely you would know this when you posted this thread and were looking for feedback among the natives. either you are playing dumb or skipped out on your centcom propaganda 101 classes.

whatever you and your bosses are being paid, its way too much.

[IvNoName]

As long as there is Haram Khori in Afghan police force, they'll not have the blessing of providence.

[Aria2013]

this is why its obvious that you are not afghan. the topic of females in roles of power is obviously a touchy subject due to religious considerations when it comes to women in afghanistan. did you really not think that religion would not come into discussion on a subject like this? surely you would know this when you posted this thread and were looking for feedback among the natives. either you are playing dumb or skipped out on your centcom propaganda 101 classes.

whatever you and your bosses are being paid, its way too much.

Once again, this post has nothing to do with religion, and furthermore, being Afghan or not also has nothing to do with the topic of discussion. Your answer to me is simply a deviation from the topic. Nonetheless it is your opinion and it is respected. However, if you follow Afghan news, discussions, and what Afghan citizens express, you will find that the majority of Afghan citizens are in support of this and see female police officers in the police force as a necessity to handle situations that involve females - as simple as that.

aria2013
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[randolph85]

Once again, this post has nothing to do with religion, and furthermore, being Afghan or not also has nothing to do with the topic of discussion. Your answer to me is simply a deviation from the topic. Nonetheless it is your opinion and it is respected. However, if you follow Afghan news, discussions, and what Afghan citizens express, you will find that the majority of Afghan citizens are in support of this and see female police officers in the police force as a necessity to handle situations that involve females - as simple as that.

aria2013
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so you are not afghan, don't understand the cultural/religious sensitivities of the actual topic and act like any talk relating to the root cause for disagreement on the subject is a deviation from the topic.

randy
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[Aria2013]

Col Jamila Bayaz

Afghanistan’s first female Chief of Police started her duties January 2014 making headlines everywhere. Col Jamila Bayaz has been appointed the country’s first-ever female district police chief serving district 1 in Kabul. Her district, one of ten in the capital, houses the Presidential Palace, numerous ministries, the central bank, and the main money and gold markets in Kabul. She is fearless, has a positive outlook for the future, and is working on recruiting more women to serve as police to benefit the Afghan population, especially women and girls who feel uncomfortable and afraid to report crimes to male officers. At present, according to Oxfam, there are 1551 female officers which translate into one officer per 10,000 women. Will an increase in female officers in the police force help more women feel comfortable to report crimes committed against them, as they would to male officers?

aria2013
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[RevolutionThroughReason]

Once again, this post has nothing to do with religion, and furthermore, being Afghan or not also has nothing to do with the topic of discussion. Your answer to me is simply a deviation from the topic. Nonetheless it is your opinion and it is respected. However, if you follow Afghan news, discussions, and what Afghan citizens express, you will find that the majority of Afghan citizens are in support of this and see female police officers in the police force as a necessity to handle situations that involve females - as simple as that.

aria2013
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I think you failed to understand what's going on here. As Randolph stated Religion and Religious ideals will fashion how people will perceive the role of women and religious police in Afghanistan thereby making religion very relevant and more over crucial in understand what would be an acceptable procedure to implement women police.


Now do you get it ...or does that CENTCOM mind control chip they have installed behind your neck prevent you from thinking outside the box?

[Aria2013]

I think you failed to understand what's going on here. .......

The post is about the progress of the Afghan Police Force.

aria2013

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[RevolutionThroughReason]

The post is about the progress of the Afghan Police Force.

aria2013

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But if your introductions contradict the ideals and principles of the religion, you're regressing, not progressing. Hence why religion is relevant here.

Apparently CENTCOM has their puppet hand so far up inside your viscera you can't grasp a simple idea. You're a slave my friend.

[IvNoName]

But if your introductions contradict the ideals and principles of the religion, you're regressing, not progressing. Hence why religion is relevant here.

Apparently CENTCOM has their puppet hand so far up inside your viscera you can't grasp a simple idea. You're a slave my friend.

Without your help, in-spite of yourself... gratitude is given where its due. You have done a good job RtR, if you think about it.

If there was anyway I could've helped to reconnect you with your nemesis, I'd have done so, but there is nothing I can do.

[Aria2013]

There is no contradiction.

aria
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[Aria2013]

Afghan National Army

[RevolutionThroughReason]

There is no contradiction.

aria
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Can you prove that through the standard norms of Afghan culture and Islamic Law?

[DaZahroJaam.]

But if your introductions contradict the ideals and principles of the religion, you're regressing, not progressing. Hence why religion is relevant here.

Apparently CENTCOM has their puppet hand so far up inside your viscera you can't grasp a simple idea. You're a slave my friend.

which one of his introductions contradict the principles of the religion, islam?? would this idea of the female police officers not hold any merits had this member not been an advocate on the behalf of CENTCOM??

so many of the suicidal bombers are women these days because no one provides security amongst them and they are not searched during the procedures at checkpoints because they are women and our "culture" gives them a free pass by the male security guards... taliban's solution was having 11 year old boys conduct body searches on women. does islam approve or promote that?? does our culture promote that?? if yes, something is genuinely wrong right there. if not, what is appropriate solution??
our culture promotes segregation amongst the two genders. a successful way of accomplishing that would be providing services that are required for them by the members of their own gender. that would be female physicians, teachers, and female police officers amongst many other titles.
how can anyone with a sane mindset claim that something which contradicts our culture is necessarily a bad thing for the well being or the future of our communities/society?? have we not learned anything??
you can't boycott basic logic because it's being introduced by someone with whom you don't agree on a bunch of other things. your faith in truth should not be so fickle that you abandon it so easily and with so much ease for the sake of fitting in to what is considered a popular belief. what is with this constant need of wanting to side up with someone??

[Aria2013]

......... you can't boycott basic logic because it's being introduced by someone with whom you don't agree on a bunch of other things. your faith in truth should not be so fickle that you abandon it so easily and with so much ease for the sake of fitting in to what is considered a popular belief. what is with this constant need of wanting to side up with someone??

Good points you bring up,DaZahroJaam.
aria2013
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