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    KURDISH WOMEN PKK - YouTube

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    Syria: Kurdish women warriors trail blaze in Syrian civil war - YouTube

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    • #3
      Seems kurdish people treat very well their women.

      BTW kurdish people remind me to baluch people. They are also surrounded by religious fanatism but most of them remain secular. Respect.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by vinyard80 View Post
        Seems kurdish people treat very well their women.

        BTW kurdish people remind me to baluch people. They are also surrounded by religious fanatism but most of them remain secular. Respect.
        Is female genital mutilation "secular"?
        FGM: the film that changed the law in Kurdistan - video | Society | theguardian.com

        It's widely practiced in "Kurdistan", and was legal up until 2011!
        "If you're not ready to die for it, put the word 'freedom' out of your vocabulary." -Malcolm X

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        • #5
          Originally posted by EvilPakistani View Post
          Is female genital mutilation "secular"?
          FGM: the film that changed the law in Kurdistan - video | Society | theguardian.com

          It's widely practiced in "Kurdistan", and was legal up until 2011!
          So you claim female genital mutilation is islamic. Did not know that lol.

          Kurds, iranian, turks and baluchs are secular people. In Baluchist ISI attempted to infest baluch freedom warrior with their evil religious fanatic policy.. but they failed miserably and today most of baluch freedom struggle remains secular.

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          • #6
            the female genital cutting is still practiced there and in europe
            they bring just the girls to kurdistan and there it's happen

            the honour killing is also practiced
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            • #7
              Originally posted by vinyard80 View Post
              So you claim female genital mutilation is islamic. Did not know that lol.

              Kurds, iranian, turks and baluchs are secular people. In Baluchist ISI attempted to infest baluch freedom warrior with their evil religious fanatic policy.. but they failed miserably and today most of baluch freedom struggle remains secular.
              No, I don't claim that it is Islamic, it's just that if Kurds were really secular and progressive they wouldn't be cutting female genitals off.

              Idk what you mean by secular, most Turks and Kurds I know are quite religious, there might many non-religious nationalists but they're not the majority(yet).

              Most Iranians in America aren't that religious, many are anti-Islam but the ones in Iran are religious
              "If you're not ready to die for it, put the word 'freedom' out of your vocabulary." -Malcolm X

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              • #8
                Originally posted by EvilPakistani View Post
                No, I don't claim that it is Islamic, it's just that if Kurds were really secular and progressive they wouldn't be cutting female genitals off.

                Idk what you mean by secular, most Turks and Kurds I know are quite religious, there might many non-religious nationalists but they're not the majority(yet).

                Most Iranians in America aren't that religious, many are anti-Islam but the ones in Iran are religious

                Seems you have never been to Iran lol Obviously vast majority of iranians living in rural areas are religious but urban iranians they are pretty secular. Actually most of iranians I have meet hate to death their regime lol

                Most of turkish religious people are secular. Turkish wether religious or not love Ataturk who was a proud kaffir and abolished islamic regime.

                On Kurds, you said that genital mutalitaion was banned three years ago ergo they are improving. When are going our pakistani brothers to ban your feudal society?

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                • #9
                  50% of the fighters are women, they haven't been forced to fight. they are mainly influenced by their patriotism and nationalism. they don't fight on religious grounds.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by vinyard80 View Post
                    Seems you have never been to Iran lol Obviously vast majority of iranians living in rural areas are religious but urban iranians they are pretty secular. Actually most of iranians I have meet hate to death their regime lol

                    Most of turkish religious people are secular. Turkish wether religious or not love Ataturk who was a proud kaffir and abolished islamic regime.

                    On Kurds, you said that genital mutalitaion was banned three years ago ergo they are improving. When are going our pakistani brothers to ban your feudal society?
                    In Pakistan, honor killings and other barbaric feudal customs are illegal, the problems isn't with the laws, it's with law enforcement.

                    The Kurds may have banned genital mutilation, but have they stopped the practice?Just because it's banned on paper, doesn't mean the police are enforcing the law.
                    "If you're not ready to die for it, put the word 'freedom' out of your vocabulary." -Malcolm X

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                    • #11
                      Long live PKK, I hope they kick the mullah's ass in Iran, fascist turks and fascist arabs of Iraq. I hope the Kurdish independence movement is not hijacked by the zionists and other for their own agendas. Kurds deserve their own country and their freedom.

                      Biji Kurd wa Kurdistan.

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                      • #12
                        PKK is an anti-muslim marxist/Zoroastrian organization.

                        May they all be cursed and may the most horrible calamity befall them and everyone who loves and admires them. Amin.
                        Originally posted by Firdousi
                        Never talk with Afghans about politics. All their political knowledge is limited to conspiracy theories, political demonization and contradictions. No logic, no reason.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by vinyard80 View Post
                          Seems you have never been to Iran lol Obviously vast majority of iranians living in rural areas are religious but urban iranians they are pretty secular. Actually most of iranians I have meet hate to death their regime lol

                          Most of turkish religious people are secular. Turkish wether religious or not love Ataturk who was a proud kaffir and abolished islamic regime.

                          On Kurds, you said that genital mutalitaion was banned three years ago ergo they are improving. When are going our pakistani brothers to ban your feudal society?
                          iran can go to hell like your parsiwan warlords and your parsiwanism.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by EvilPakistani View Post
                            In Pakistan, honor killings and other barbaric feudal customs are illegal, the problems isn't with the laws, it's with law enforcement.

                            The Kurds may have banned genital mutilation, but have they stopped the practice?Just because it's banned on paper, doesn't mean the police are enforcing the law.

                            There is no "kurdish state" except in north Iraq were kurdish tribes rule it as a "de facto" independent state.

                            Kurds are improving. Its a matter of time. Little by little they will change their way of life. But changes take time. Sometimes even decades. Thats also the case of afghanistan: we have million of boys and girls studying right now. They represent the future of our country.

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