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Reply #45 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 10:58pm
 
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You treat them as only sexual objects. It's about fear and loathing


You seem to forget soren, I have seen both sides of the coin (from the inside). I've seen how Western society treats and views women (the reality, not the politically correct 'ideal') and I've seen how Muslims and Islam treats women.

The Western reality is truly despicable, and you know it. You can't hide from the reality that you know inside yourself. If you've ever been a member of a local footy club, or at a boy's night out or BBQ, you know the kind of conversations that go on, and the really despicable way in which Western society looks at women. They are just considered to be two legs carrying around a sperm-deposit box, and the actual descriptions men in this society use are actually far more graphic and obscene (I'm toning it down, because I can't bring myself to repeat the absolute filth I've heard come out of some people's mouths). That's why jenny Brockie has episodes of Insight about it, that's why High schools have special parts in their curriculums about it. because everyone knows that men in Western societies, in Australia in particular have a very sick and twisted view of women, especially amongst football players, which is a large proportion of the populace. They objectify them to the extreme, and consider them to be nothing more than sexual 'amenities'. This is not the case for all Australians, and I apologise in advance to any decent minded Aussie out there who has the sense not to be part of this deeply ingrained aspect of Australian culture. And Lestat has already detailed the view of mainstream media and it's treatment of women as nothing more than a commodity that can sell anything the male gender happens to need (or not even need) to purchase, by appealing to his base desires and luring him through the misuse of her body.

Islam on the other hand, takes every measure possible to ensure that women are protected and are seen for themselves and their intellect and their personality. This is why women dress in a most modest manner, in order to dispel right from the outset that her position in society is based on her appearance or her sexuality. Now that doesn't mean abuse of women in Muslim societies doesn't occur, it does, domestic abuse occurs, discrimination occurs, but they occur in all societies (no, Western society hasn't stamped them out), but society's view of women is as a protected and sacred part of it's own soul. The woman is someone's mother, she is someone's sister, she is someone's daughter, perhaps someones grandmother or loved and respected aunty. How can it be befitting to treat her like she is a 'walking orifice' that you wanna have your wicked way with? Islam sees her as a person, as a soul, as a mind, not just a body that can be utilised for men's own desires or to sell products.This is how Islam views the woman, and this is the epitome of respect if you ask me. Personally I recognised this even before becoming a Muslim, and it's something I found deeply beautiful and touching about Islamic society and culture is that women were so highly regarded and respected, as human beings, not as sexual 'amenities'.
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Reply #46 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 10:59pm
 
easel wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 10:48pm:
Your Anglo-Saxon wife Lestat? Is that the one you send faxes to, or have I got you confused with someone else?

I base my opinion of you on what you write. And you say that all men feel the way you say, you are projecting your own feelings on to others and assuming we are all the same.

Therefore, I think you are a lustful, vile creature.


Send faxes to my wife?? What the hell are you on about. I think you need to get a grip and stop frothing at the mouth. Really....these things that you are saying about me do not reflect well on you....and its amusing that you can't see this.

hehe....Easel....perhaps others can read some of the rubbish you have posted, and then they can decide who the vile lustful creature is.

Please...don't stop...you have well and truly shot yourself in the foot. You are nothing but a bigot, and you have truly shown that your opinion in any matter to do with Islam cannot be taken seriously...as you harbour so much hate in your heart for muslims that is both illogical and sick.



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Reply #47 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:01pm
 
Lestat, you're the really smart one, you keep telling me, so, please, tell me the psychological term for what someone is doing when they are claiming that people think x way because 'everyone' does? It's something to do with projecting their own thoughts on to others because they have extremely limited insight and don't want to believe there is something wrong (according to their personal beliefs) with them and that everyone must be like this.

Lestat, I can tell you, with 100% honesty, that I have been to the beach and admired the girls and never once lusted (got aroused) by any of them. I'm not as primitive as you are, and don't think like you do, and do not see every woman as a sexual opportunity.

I wouldn't immediately assume you are the same as me, so why do you assume every male is the same as you?

I still think for the safety of the community you need a castration.
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Reply #48 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:04pm
 
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The Western reality is truly despicable, and you know it.


Funnily enough, the despicable westerners do not need to dress women in tents to stop themselves from raping them, now what group condones that idiocy?

Also, I think you are saying more about yourself than western society, when you extrapolate the behaviour of illiterate uncouth yobbos as the norm, perhaps your self loathing is what drove you into a cult?
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Reply #49 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:12pm
 
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When we see a woman in a bikini, we do not view her as a sexual object, we see her as a girl who is enjoying a hot day at the beach, or wearing less clothes to cool her body down.


Well somebody's certainly enjoying the hot day at the beach, and I think it's more than just the bikini-clad girl. Just be honest and admit it, you like women walking around half naked, because it is sexually arousing. It's got nothing to do with some noble idea of furthering their personal freedoms, it's good for you as a male. You forget easel, we are males also, we know exactly how you're thinking. We might have the good sense and faith to limit our urges to that which is halal (islamically permissible) but we're still men nonetheless. So don't give us all this noble idealistic garbage. Just be honest for once.

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Therefore, I think you are a lustful, vile creature.


Look either you're a normal male like us, or you're a eunuch... in which case I'd admit you are just trying to advance women's genuine rights to spill their curves all over the place.  Grin
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Reply #50 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:16pm
 
I am not very lusty. At all.

Take my word for it.

I hardly experience physical attraction anymore, it's all emotional for me.

Doesn't mean I can't admire beauty, nor does it mean I can't be emotionally attracted/turned on.

I suppose I have too much control over my base instincts?

Or maybe I have low testosterone? Who knows what it is.
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Reply #51 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:20pm
 
easel wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:01pm:
Lestat, you're the really smart one, you keep telling me, so, please, tell me the psychological term for what someone is doing when they are claiming that people think x way because 'everyone' does? It's something to do with projecting their own thoughts on to others because they have extremely limited insight and don't want to believe there is something wrong (according to their personal beliefs) with them and that everyone must be like this.


Easel...believe it or not I have not always been a practising muslim. I've played for footy clubs, nearly all my mates are non-muslims....and the majority of my female friends are non-muslims. I've spent most of my life living an Australian life, and even though I always believed, thanks be to Allah, have only truly embrased and practised my religon in the past 5 years.

And yes...that 'Australian' life came with all those things that you would see as 'normal'....so I have seen how Australian men view woman...and have seen how woman struggle to fit in..to be accepted by these 'men'. I've seen how woman starve themselves, in order to have the 'body' expected of them. I've seen how woman go through torture to ensure there's no hair in the wrong places, so that they are more asthetically pleasing to the guys. I've been out with girls who on nights that were absolutely freezing...wearing short mini's, teeth shattering in the cold. I've even had a female friend who sadly suffered from bulemia cause her tosser boyfriend used to call her fat, and for reasons I never understood she was infatuated by him.

And probably the most saddest thing yet all to common, is the number of woman I have known and met who had such a low self esteem that they felt the only way they could be accepted was to look good.

You say I am 'projecting my thoughts'..but you are so off the mark its not funny. I was just another average Aussie bloke, used to go clubbing, partied with my mates every weekend, went out chasing chicks, had many many female friends...and many females that were 'more then friends'...if you know what I mean. I never had any problems meeting woman...and am still friends with plenty...and even ended up marrying one.

I know how woman are portrayed in society, and if you truly believe that woman are respected in Australian culture, especially by young men, then you are either deliberately lying, or you really have no idea.

I seriously suggest you go out one Saturday night..try the casino..or maybe QBH. Take a female friend out clubbing, spend a couple of hours on the dancefloor, and see how often she will be harrased by men, despite the fact that she is there with you.

easel wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:01pm:
Lestat, I can tell you, with 100% honesty, that I have been to the beach and admired the girls and never once lusted (got aroused) by any of them. I'm not as primitive as you are, and don't think like you do, and do not see every woman as a sexual opportunity.


So you went to the beach and admired the girls without 'getting lusted'. Did you admire the guys aswell.

As I said...your full of sh(t.

easel wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:01pm:
I wouldn't immediately assume you are the same as me, so why do you assume every male is the same as you?


I know every male is not the same as me. As I said...I respect woman, and unlike you...I"m not a bigot.

So yes..you are right, we are very different.

easel wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:01pm:
I still think for the safety of the community you need a castration.


So says the sexual deviat who wants to ogle women in bikini's...not because he lusts after them, but only because he likes to 'admire' them.

hhehe. yeah right.
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Reply #52 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:23pm
 
mozzaok wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:04pm:
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The Western reality is truly despicable, and you know it.


Funnily enough, the despicable westerners do not need to dress women in tents to stop themselves from raping them, now what group condones that idiocy?


Thats right Mozz...they just go ahead and rape them anyway.

Australia has one of the highest rates of rape and domestic violence in the world. This is fact.

One of the more disgusting stats is the number of woman raped by there alcohol fueled boyfriends/husbands.

I think you'll find that rape of woman is a far larger problem in the west then it is in muslim countries.
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Reply #53 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:25pm
 
easel wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:16pm:
I am not very lusty. At all.

Take my word for it.

I hardly experience physical attraction anymore, it's all emotional for me.

Doesn't mean I can't admire beauty, nor does it mean I can't be emotionally attracted/turned on.

I suppose I have too much control over my base instincts?

Or maybe I have low testosterone? Who knows what it is.


Maybe you just can't get it up anymore. Impotency maybe.

Oh well...lifes a b(tch. Cheesy
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Reply #54 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:25pm
 
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Thats right Mozz...they just go ahead and rape them anyway.

Australia has one of the highest rates of rape and domestic violence in the world. This is fact.

One of the more disgusting stats is the number of woman raped by there alcohol fueled boyfriends/husbands.

I think you'll find that rape of woman is a far larger problem in the west then it is in muslim countries.


I thought there was no such thing as rape between a Muslim man and his wife, and he is allowed to beat her if she doesn't consent.

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Reply #55 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:27pm
 
abu_rashid wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 10:58pm:
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You treat them as only sexual objects. It's about fear and loathing


You seem to forget soren, I have seen both sides of the coin (from the inside). I've seen how Western society treats and views women (the reality, not the politically correct 'ideal') and I've seen how Muslims and Islam treats women.

The Western reality is truly despicable, and you know it. You can't hide from the reality that you know inside yourself. If you've ever been a member of a local footy club, or at a boy's night out or BBQ, you know the kind of conversations that go on, and the really despicable way in which Western society looks at women. They are just considered to be two legs carrying around a sperm-deposit box, and the actual descriptions men in this society use are actually far more graphic and obscene (I'm toning it down, because I can't bring myself to repeat the absolute filth I've heard come out of some people's mouths). That's why jenny Brockie has episodes of Insight about it, that's why High schools have special parts in their curriculums about it. because everyone knows that men in Western societies, in Australia in particular have a very sick and twisted view of women, especially amongst football players, which is a large proportion of the populace. They objectify them to the extreme, and consider them to be nothing more than sexual 'amenities'. This is not the case for all Australians, and I apologise in advance to any decent minded Aussie out there who has the sense not to be part of this deeply ingrained aspect of Australian culture. And Lestat has already detailed the view of mainstream media and it's treatment of women as nothing more than a commodity that can sell anything the male gender happens to need (or not even need) to purchase, by appealing to his base desires and luring him through the misuse of her body.

Islam on the other hand, takes every measure possible to ensure that women are protected and are seen for themselves and their intellect and their personality. This is why women dress in a most modest manner, in order to dispel right from the outset that her position in society is based on her appearance or her sexuality. Now that doesn't mean abuse of women in Muslim societies doesn't occur, it does, domestic abuse occurs, discrimination occurs, but they occur in all societies (no, Western society hasn't stamped them out), but society's view of women is as a protected and sacred part of it's own soul. The woman is someone's mother, she is someone's sister, she is someone's daughter, perhaps someones grandmother or loved and respected aunty. How can it be befitting to treat her like she is a 'walking orifice' that you wanna have your wicked way with? Islam sees her as a person, as a soul, as a mind, not just a body that can be utilised for men's own desires or to sell products.This is how Islam views the woman, and this is the epitome of respect if you ask me. Personally I recognised this even before becoming a Muslim, and it's something I found deeply beautiful and touching about Islamic society and culture is that women were so highly regarded and respected, as human beings, not as sexual 'amenities'.


I think your characterisation of western society has a grain of truth but is grossly distorted by your inability to resist exaggeration and rhetorical elephantiasis. I have not grown up in such circles, my sons are not growing up in such cirles. I do not know anyone who thinks or behaves as you describe.
I do recognise also the kernel of truth in your characterisation of universal ideals that islam also shares. I do think howeveer, that you again grossly distort the actualalities of male/female relationship in islam by rhetorical idealisation. There is a Stalinist ring to the parallels you paint of the evil and the angelic.

I do not doubt or dispute for one moment that certain individiual muslims may very well be, and are, honourable, examplary, magnificent people, full of respect and brimming with what is best in us, humans.
My point is always that they are so despite some extra odds they need to overcome. For this reason they may well be the more remarkable.


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Reply #56 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:31pm
 
easel wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:25pm:
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Thats right Mozz...they just go ahead and rape them anyway.

Australia has one of the highest rates of rape and domestic violence in the world. This is fact.

One of the more disgusting stats is the number of woman raped by there alcohol fueled boyfriends/husbands.

I think you'll find that rape of woman is a far larger problem in the west then it is in muslim countries.


I thought there was no such thing as rape between a Muslim man and his wife, and he is allowed to beat her if she doesn't consent.



And why would you think that? Where would you get this 'crap' from.

Perhaps it is you Easel that is projecting your thoughts onto others. Cause I can assure you, a man raping his wife is unnacceptable in Islam, and anyone that tells you otherwise is full of it.
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Reply #57 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:34pm
 
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I think your characterisation of western society has a grain of truth but is grossly distorted by your inability to resist exaggeration and rhetorical elephantiasis. I have not grown up in such circles, my sons are not growing up in such cirles. I do not know anyone who thinks or behaves as you describe.
I do recognise also the kernel of truth in your characterisation of universal ideals that islam also shares. I do think howeveer, that you again grossly distort the actualalities of male/female relationship in islam by rhetorical idealisation. There is a Stalinist ring to the parallels you paint of the evil and the angelic.

I do not doubt or dispute for one moment that certain individiual muslims may very well be, and are, honourable, examplary, magnificent people, full of respect and brimming with what is best in us, humans.
My point is always that they are so despite some extra odds they need to overcome. For this reason they may well be the more remarkable.



Just a grain? I suggest you go out on a Saturday night and see for yourself. I think you will be slightly disapointed.

How old are your sons? Do they go out clubbing. If yes...do you think you know what they get up too. I can guarantee you that you may think you do..but you don't.
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Reply #58 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:37pm
 
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Maybe you just can't get it up anymore. Impotency maybe.

Oh well...lifes a b(tch.


Everything works fine sweetheart.

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Easel...believe it or not I have not always been a practising muslim. I've played for footy clubs, nearly all my mates are non-muslims....and the majority of my female friends are non-muslims. I've spent most of my life living an Australian life, and thats be to Allah, have only truly embrased my religon in the past 5 years.

And yes...that 'Australian' life came with all those things that you would see as 'normal'....so I have seen how Australian men view woman...and have seen how woman struggle to fit in..to be accepted by these 'men'.



You are only as good as the company you keep Lestat.

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You say I am 'projecting my thoughts'..but you are so off the mark its not funny. I was just another average Aussie bloke, used to go clubbing, partied with my mates every weekend, went out chasing chicks, had many many female friends...and many females that were 'more then friends'...if you know what I mean. I never had any problems meeting woman...and am still friends with plenty...and even ended up marrying one.


What did you just do there? You are again assuming everyone is like you and your mates.

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I know how woman are portrayed in society, and if you truly believe that woman are respected in Australian culture, especially by young men, then you are either deliberately lying, or you really have no idea.


You are only as good as the company you keep Lestat!

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I seriously suggest you go out one Saturday night..try the casino..or maybe QBH. Take a female friend out clubbing, spend a couple of hours on the dancefloor, and see how often she will be harrased by men, despite the fact that she is there with you.


I'm going out this Saturday day, if that helps? I don't like the casino, it always steals my money. And I don't like nightclubs, it is too dark, loud and impossible to have a decent conversation. Sorry?

Not every single person fits the description of the people you describe. Everyone is different.


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Reply #59 - Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:39pm
 
Lestat wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:31pm:
easel wrote on Sep 23rd, 2008 at 11:25pm:
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Thats right Mozz...they just go ahead and rape them anyway.

Australia has one of the highest rates of rape and domestic violence in the world. This is fact.

One of the more disgusting stats is the number of woman raped by there alcohol fueled boyfriends/husbands.

I think you'll find that rape of woman is a far larger problem in the west then it is in muslim countries.


I thought there was no such thing as rape between a Muslim man and his wife, and he is allowed to beat her if she doesn't consent.



And why would you think that? Where would you get this 'crap' from.

Perhaps it is you Easel that is projecting your thoughts onto others. Cause I can assure you, a man raping his wife is unnacceptable in Islam, and anyone that tells you otherwise is full of it.


I thought there is no such thing as rape between a married couple in Islam? Islam promotes lust between married couples doesn't it?
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