India caste councils back men over 'honour killings' Hindu caste leaders in the northern Indian state of Haryana have given their backing to six people convicted last month in an "honour killing" case.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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In canada that would be considered a crime.... Im glad were ahead of the caste curve in India
And in Canada the people who've carried out honor killings are, indeed, prosecuted. Still, forgive me if I won't be surprised if someone in Canada or the USA says that we're 'bigoted and intolerant' because we won't accept the cultural practices of the people who perform such atrocities.
In canada that would be considered a crime.... Im glad were ahead of the caste curve in India
And in Canada the people who've carried out honor killings are, indeed, prosecuted. Still, forgive me if I won't be surprised if someone in Canada or the USA says that we're 'bigoted and intolerant' because we won't accept the cultural practices of the people who perform such atrocities.
wut?
Just because a culture has some glaring issue that we all agree is unacceptable, does not mean their whole Culture is unacceptable.
Now, if you are a Muslim throwing your shoe at someone it is protected political protest because that is what they do at home.
Every issue has its camel's whisker...(ie: thin edge of the wedge).
Ted
First it is a crime to assault people in Canada by throwing things at them...until now.
Now, if you are a Muslim throwing your shoe at someone it is protected political protest because that is what they do at home.
Every issue has its camel's whisker...(ie: thin edge of the wedge).
Ted
No it's still illegal in Canada, that's UK news your referring to.
In canada that would be considered a crime.... Im glad were ahead of the caste curve in India
And in Canada the people who've carried out honor killings are, indeed, prosecuted. Still, forgive me if I won't be surprised if someone in Canada or the USA says that we're 'bigoted and intolerant' because we won't accept the cultural practices of the people who perform such atrocities.
wut?
Just because a culture has some glaring issue that we all agree is unacceptable, does not mean their whole Culture is unacceptable.
I don't think thats what Bart was referring to, he was talkning about how much we are willing to tolerate in the west.
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