Originally posted by khushal
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That makes no sense; it's not a choice when everyone is doing it?
a.) Not everyone is doing it; so that falsifies that premise; I pretty much don't even need to go on.
b.) even if everyone was doing it, no one is MAKING people do it. Someone's tendency to conform doesn't make it any longer a choice, because they can choose not to conform.
It becomes a choice when majority are choosing right over wrong.
Your argument is merely a an Arbitrary argument; this is nothing but your own personal narrative based on your personal suppositions which you falsely take as GIVENS
this is merely a Non-sequitur.
When majority are choosing wrong over right, than there is something wrong with the societies system of living.
Everything else you wrote is just desperate grasping at random topics and appealing to emotion.
sure the pilots that are bombing civilians are relatives of the people they are bombing. The war is caused by family squabble.
It looks like you yourself need to go and visit Afghaniistan and learn about Afghan culture here.
OK what ever you say.
where did you get that the afghan divorce rate in america is higher than the national average. please provide evidence of this. I know not one afghan family in america that has had a divorce. When I say afghan, I mean pashtun.
where did you get that the afghan divorce rate in america is higher than the national average. please provide evidence of this. I know not one afghan family in america that has had a divorce. When I say afghan, I mean pashtun.
Naghma and Mangal would be a perfect example of divorced Pashtuns in America ; so there you KNOW one

how is the american family when broken more entact than the afghan family. you make claims but can not back it up. dont just rant but explain yourself.
Because most American families aren't out trying to assassinate other family members, sure you may find occasional cases, but definitely not culturally endemic as it is in Pashtun society; even by your own admission.



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