Posted on 12/23/2008 9:46:31 AM PST by Shellybenoit
Here is another example of how the "Religion of Peace" treats its women. Setareh, an 80-year-old Iranian Muslim woman has never married, but one day her childhood sweet heart showed up and proposed. Sounds like a beautiful story right? Well she cant get married without her father's permission. And since her father abandoned her family 78 years ago, she doesn't know where he is or even if he is still ALIVE? More below:
(Excerpt) Read more at yidwithlid.blogspot.com ...
I don’t find this story credible. It plays to our stereotype. We think its true because we like to believe it. The media does it with the Christians all the time. I remember reading a story about 30 years old christian couple who didn’t know that you need to have sex to have children or another story about a muslim man marrying another man because the other man was wearing a burka and he didn’t realize the other person was a man til after marriage. To me, these stories sounds like BS
So what did they do?
I think that's a "scene" from the novel Catch-22, isn't it?
It just proves that weird and strange exist outside of Roswell.
Oh, sure, ruin my fun!
How am I supposed to make JOKES about this story now that you’ve told us its not true?
You sure do know how to bring down a party.
;^)
I honestly don’t remember...
Well, what happened? Don’t leave us hangin’ . . .
I honestly don’t remember but I’m thinking they went ahead and let them sleep in the same bedroom. My parents actually mellowed quite a bit with age.
Or the woman who married the Berlin Wall...
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_2870071.html
“A Swedish woman with a fetish for inanimate objects has revealed she’s been married to the Berlin Wall for 29 years...”
See we are more giving.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.