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cem_devecioglu

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Re: 8 yr old girl wants a divorce
« Reply #30 on: 24 December 2008, 19:16:46 »

and as for the age 8 or smaller, its completely illegal in my country or

some other countries..  but actually this dont stop whats happening..

And another tradition for your info.. two babies when they are born

can also be married if their families agreed.. of course not on paper..

but mostly these un written marriages are broken before they start..



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cem_devecioglu

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« Reply #31 on: 24 December 2008, 19:18:49 »

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As an info for westerners, its a tradition for a father to take money for the  daughter .. this can not be simply identified as selling..

Even in my country in eastern parts this tradition remains..

And for that reason poor boys sometimes kidnap the girl or escape

with the girl.. And as you can guess in history you can estimate how

many boys,girls fathers or people from family is shot dead..and

multiply that with number of eastern countries.. Very sad bloody

story..

      And there are many young women who commit suicide or even if

marries who lives a whole unhappy life.. And so on...if I start here

believe me I need to write many books.. (also there are famous

novels about that subject)

[/b]But to talk about the truth, the women absolutely dont have any

right to talk or say what want..
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I wish mine didnt.... ;D

Yes im a fully paid up member of the ""Male chauvinistic pig society.""

 ;D :y
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stuart30

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Re: 8 yr old girl wants a divorce
« Reply #32 on: 24 December 2008, 19:20:41 »

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and as for the age 8 or smaller, its completely illegal in my country or

some other countries..  but actually this dont stop whats happening..

And another tradition for your info.. two babies when they are born

can also be married if their families agreed.. of course not on paper..

but mostly these un written marriages are broken before they start..




Blimey cant see the male baby"s stag night being much cop..... ;D

""Yeah barman i"ll have 9 pints of formula milk...and a farley's rusk chaser""
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cem_devecioglu

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Re: 8 yr old girl wants a divorce
« Reply #33 on: 24 December 2008, 19:22:13 »

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and as for the age 8 or smaller, its completely illegal in my country or

some other countries..  but actually this dont stop whats happening..

And another tradition for your info.. two babies when they are born

can also be married if their families agreed.. of course not on paper..

but mostly these un written marriages are broken before they start..




Blimey cant see the male baby"s stag night being much cop..... ;D

""Yeah barman i"ll have 9 pints of formula milk...and a farley's rusk chaser""

 ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :y


ps : I wish they married me with a future model like the ones in

Skruntie's posts ;D
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Lizzie_Zoom

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Re: 8 yr old girl wants a divorce
« Reply #34 on: 24 December 2008, 19:24:00 »

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That is simply appalling to our Western standards and shows how backward those countries are!! >:( >:( >:(

Im surprised you think like that Lizzie...always had you down as a voice of reason. :o

Whilst i think its wrong that a child should be forced too marry someone old enough too be her grandad i dont feel ""those countries"" are by any means backwards.

And lets be honest are we really in any position too judge (as a nation i mean) as are western standards certainly ain't nothing too Bragg about...Just take any Friday/Saturday night when girls/women are walking around town/city centres wearing virtually nothing drunk too the point they will have sex with complete strangers...urinate on the pavement (or simply pee themselves there so out of control)...blokes starting fights due too thinking they can take the world on after a lager shandy...a society that's happy too let its government ruin its economy...allow a huge influx of foreigners as well as illegal immigrants yet make honest Visa applications horrendously expensive and incredibly difficult too gain...a country where girls as young as 12 are having babies and sexually transmitted diseases are growing rapidly due too promiscuity and a complete disregard for sex education...should i mention the Ferrel kids who after being neglected by ma and pa benefit cheating scum prowl the streets with no respect for there fellow human beings and most certainly none for the laws of this country or the police.

I really dont feel we as a nation have the right too judge others for simply doing things differently too us.

Hmmm yeah we have real high standards. :(

Not having a pop in any way shape or form Lizzie just simply voicing an opinion. :y

I did not really want to enter into strong political debate this side of Christmas, but........................

Sorry my comment upset you Stuart, and maybe it was a bit knee jerk to the idea of a 58 year old man being legally married to an 8 year old girl; sorry but that just makes me feel sick.  This is in a country like Saudi where no democracy exists and human rights for women especially are very poor.  When children are in danger of legal abuse that is a very real problem, although western societies have much work to do in protecting children from illegal abuse.

That is what I meant by "backward countries"; our standards are by no means at a level that are 'perfect', and all the time we are human beings trying to live together in a state that attempts to control the natural desires of mankind, so that is I'm afraid how it will always be :( :( :( :(.   Indeed I believe Hobbes was right in his assessment of the human race.

However we do not carry out barbaric punishments on people who break the law; we do not allow forced marriages; we do not treat women as second class citizens; we have a democracy; universal male and female suffrage exists; individuals have human and legal rights, which basically means you, me and all our citizens do have many freedoms of speech and action not open to many parts of the world, even if sometimes you believe it is all going the other way!  

Once our country failed to give its citizens these rights up to the start of the twentieth century, but our western liberal democratic social society has moved on, and now it does as fully as it can, given our circumstances, but leaving many Eastern countries "backward" in that respect, but I accept not totally worse off in other respects. Countries that fall into that bracket include Saudi, Pakistan, China, Turkey (sorry Cem, but human rights issues are still affecting your country's entry into the EU!!)  

However due to the actions of "Islamic" extremists (note: just as we once had religious extremists!!) our liberal democracy that holds personal liberty and freedom in high value is now severely under threat as "security" must be the new priority for western states, at the expense of the aforementioned values.

This is a threat to us all, and actually the marriage of an 8 year old to a 58 year old is only a small factor in the overall situation which I for one will not hesitate to speak of and yes apply western standards that has given us a life unimaginable to our forebears in previous centuries, which I am proud of and will defend whilst always seeking improvement, but that still gives us a certain amount of personal freedom and liberty, which some use to get rat arsed on a Saturday night!!

I accept that too much 'freedom' resulting in indiscipline may well be a threat in itself to our society, and we do have to be aware of these internal dangers that could further erode our precious, hard won, liberal society so we must never become complacent and look down our noses at others. :(   But elsewhere in the world there are societies who do not enjoy such privileges which should sadden us all and give us good reason to protect and extend the values we take all too easily for granted because we have the freedom in Britain to do so! My opinion yes, but like everyone else in this country I am free to give it ;)

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Re: 8 yr old girl wants a divorce
« Reply #35 on: 24 December 2008, 19:24:46 »

well young girl round here is ready to drop one, shes only looks about 12. can remember seeing her out the bedroom window in the community garden smoking joints with the other kids 2 yrs ago when i moved in here. damn shame these kids dont think of the future and just the day in front of them. ive been trying to tell my eldest to leave the gilrs alone or wear a condom llike i did when i was 15  :-X
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cem_devecioglu

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« Reply #36 on: 24 December 2008, 19:39:06 »

Lizzie,

the named countries first of all, are not in the same league from

human rights point of view..

         I cant say my country is perfect,  but definitely far different

than the others..

          And as for the EU, although the politicians are using it as a tool

for getting some extra votes from dreamers , from an intellectual

point of view, most of my citizens dont want to enter the EU  including

me..EU itself is not a whole as we see the examples in this last

economic crysis..
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Re: 8 yr old girl wants a divorce
« Reply #37 on: 24 December 2008, 19:41:50 »

Lizzie said .

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...... Once our country failed to give its citizens these rights up to the start of the twentieth century, but our western liberal democratic social society has moved on, and now it does as fully as it can, given our circumstances, but leaving many Eastern countries "backward" in that respect.........

With rights should come responsibility ... that has not happened ... or do you consider these "rights" so high ?? ...

girls pregnant at 13
teenagers drunk every night
old folks scared to walk due to teenage knife crime
old folks homeless
youth gangs
workshy people scrounging off the state
theft/burglary a way of life
criminals being "let off" because they "had a hard upbringing"
parents abusing kids
12 year old girls being dressed like "Barbie" by their parents


etc etc etc

these things don't happen in the countries you consider "backward" simply because they have different values to ours.

The words "family & honour" actually mean something to them, although their definitions may not be yours ... now you have the right to disagree... but what gives anyone the right to condemn because they do things differently ??
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stuart30

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Re: 8 yr old girl wants a divorce
« Reply #38 on: 24 December 2008, 19:46:43 »

Not upset Lizzie just suprised with your intial statement...always read your posts as being non judgemental.

I did read all your post but couldnt take it all in as im currently selling the twins on Ebay....looks like i"ll cover the cost of this years Turkey. ;D
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cem_devecioglu

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« Reply #39 on: 24 December 2008, 19:49:49 »

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Not upset Lizzie just suprised with your intial statement...always read your posts as being non judgemental.

I did read all your post but couldnt take it all in as im currently selling the twins on Ebay....looks like i"ll cover the cost of this years Turkey. ;D

dont worry about the costs get the plane tickets only..

I have always food to share with my guests :y
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Lizzie_Zoom

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« Reply #40 on: 24 December 2008, 19:50:04 »

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Lizzie,

the named countries first of all, are not in the same league from

human rights point of view..

         I cant say my country is perfect but definitely far different

than the others..


          And as for the EU, although the politicians are using it as a tool

for getting some extra votes from dreamers , from an intellectual

point of view, most of my citizens dont want to enter the EU  including

me..EU itself is not a whole as we see the examples in this last

economic crysis..

Yes, that is right Cem, Turkey is nowhere as bad as some others for many reasons, but I included it to demonstrate how human rights issues are even a problem in your country which is inhibiting its entry into the EU which I believe should, if not must happen. 8-) 8-)  

But I note your comments on what the Turkish people require and that should be the deciding factor, but we shall see what your politicians do. ::) ::)

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stuart30

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« Reply #41 on: 24 December 2008, 19:53:45 »

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Not upset Lizzie just suprised with your intial statement...always read your posts as being non judgemental.

I did read all your post but couldnt take it all in as im currently selling the twins on Ebay....looks like i"ll cover the cost of this years Turkey. ;D

dont worry about the costs get the plane tickets only..

I have always food to share with my guests :y

Cem i meant the turkey as in Gobble gobble kind..... ;D

Mind you i could do with a few days away from the wife and kids....I"ll give you a call when im in Dalaman airport. ;D :y
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cem_devecioglu

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« Reply #42 on: 24 December 2008, 19:55:29 »

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Lizzie,

the named countries first of all, are not in the same league from

human rights point of view..

         I cant say my country is perfect but definitely far different

than the others..


          And as for the EU, although the politicians are using it as a tool

for getting some extra votes from dreamers , from an intellectual

point of view, most of my citizens dont want to enter the EU  including

me..EU itself is not a whole as we see the examples in this last

economic crysis..

Yes, that is right Cem, Turkey is nowhere as bad as some others for many reasons, but I included it to demonstrate how human rights issues are even a problem in your country which is inhibiting its entry into the EU which I believe should, if not must happen. 8-) 8-)  

But I note your comments on what the Turkish people require and that should be the deciding factor, but we shall see what your politicians do. ::) ::)



Liizzie ,

if my country will enter EU this must be honorable and with equal

rights like with every other country in the EU..

         Anyway thats a very long subject which I dont want to talk

about on here..

      
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cem_devecioglu

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« Reply #43 on: 24 December 2008, 19:58:30 »

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Not upset Lizzie just suprised with your intial statement...always read your posts as being non judgemental.

I did read all your post but couldnt take it all in as im currently selling the twins on Ebay....looks like i"ll cover the cost of this years Turkey. ;D

dont worry about the costs get the plane tickets only..

I have always food to share with my guests :y

Cem i meant the turkey as in Gobble gobble kind..... ;D

Mind you i could do with a few days away from the wife and kids....I"ll give you a call when im in Dalaman airport. ;D :y

ok then.. but you will be 600 kms far..I'm in Ankara.. :y
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Lizzie_Zoom

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« Reply #44 on: 24 December 2008, 20:02:12 »

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Lizzie said .

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...... Once our country failed to give its citizens these rights up to the start of the twentieth century, but our western liberal democratic social society has moved on, and now it does as fully as it can, given our circumstances, but leaving many Eastern countries "backward" in that respect.........

With rights should come responsibility ... that has not happened ... or do you consider these "rights" so high ?? ...

girls pregnant at 13
teenagers drunk every night
old folks scared to walk due to teenage knife crime
old folks homeless
youth gangs
workshy people scrounging off the state
theft/burglary a way of life
criminals being "let off" because they "had a hard upbringing"
parents abusing kids
12 year old girls being dressed like "Barbie" by their parents



etc etc etc

these things don't happen in the countries you consider "backward" simply because they have different values to ours.

The words "family & honour" actually mean something to them, although their definitions may not be yours ... now you have the right to disagree... but what gives anyone the right to condemn because they do things differently ??

These examples actually represent a very small percentage of our society as a whole, but as I did state we must not become complacent, ensuring indiscipline is not allowed to erode our imperfect, but valued, society. :(

But Entwood if you believe the way of life is better in other non-western liberal countries, and our freedom and liberty that millions have died for is not that good, fine, that is your opinion but for the reasons I stated it is not mine. ;) ;)
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