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as for the attacker........... pic looks about right. He couldn't overpower the victim. She probably rejected him, 'cause he couldn't protect her from a rabbit attack. |
Many of the 9/11 "muscle" hijackers weren't physically imposing but they had the element of surprise, determination, and training to be deadly. Given this guy's country of origin and cultural/religious background, I am more inclined to think his actions were a result of that background, than someone butthurt over rejection and pushed to insanity. |
Trained terrorist slit girl throat because of rejection. Get arrested, ruined years of trainning. Makes total sense. Enough crazy around here. |
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This guy comes from a country/culture/religion which does not see women as equals. A religious text which tells followers to enslave/kill infidels. When coming from that background, I can understand why he might see his actions as acceptable, because they might just be seen as such back home. |
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I'm Chinese, does that automatically make me a Kung Fu master, my dad a corrupt government official, and I prefer public streets to relieve myself rather than a washroom? |
I think we found the Abby truck passenger on RS... no wonder he was defending the guy in that thread |
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Strictly speaking to make a point from your examples: Are you a Chinese national, here temporarily as a student or on business, not having had much time to grow accustom to Canadian life? If not, then it is a little difficult to make the comparison. If you are, is Kung Fu embedded heavily into Chinese culture? Is it mandatory to know Kung Fu in China? Have you then demonstrated the abilities of a Kung Fu master? Say you came to Canada and demonstrated mastered Kung Fu, and I had no other evidence to suggest how you became a master of Kung Fu. Would it not be possible for me to draw conclusions that you are a Kung Fu master and that you likely learned these skills because you grew up in a culture where Kung Fu is part of many aspects of the way of life of China? |
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I admit the 9/11 example was not the best choice. It was the first one that came to mind which I thought demonstrated that a small unimposing figure can still be a physical threat under the right circumstances. I was not trying to imply he is a terrorist. |
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It's funny that if a person of color does something it's cultural but if a white person does the same thing it's not cultural. |
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Is the inequality of women a part of Canadian culture or law? Skin colour has nothing to do with it. Islam is not a race. |
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How do you like living in a igloo? and do you just dog sled everywhere or do you own a car? |
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School of Secrets - the fifth estate - CBC News Like that 1st hand story of pick up artist dropping some chick on RS on a metal fence. Apparently, at UBC you can get away with assault, as long as you don't tarnish their reputation. |
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I can see Bouncing Bettys point, about how people raised in an islamic culture might be unequal to women. Although, most of the people that I've met that come to Canada are pretty nice to their female counter parts. That could be that they were smart and reasonable enough to pass immigration screenings. Anyone who's been in a mosque will know that Islam is inherently sexist. At one point, Christianity was like that too, well the super old kind. [sarcasm]Back when the days women belonged in the kitchen. lol [/sarcasm] Anyone remember that Egyptian video of those boys commenting on how they are raised to treat women? lol, but his terrorist analogy was pretty off point. |
Typical masquerade racist banter. I get to judge you based on your background. Ignoring all your accomplishedments. But don't you dare whisper a fault of mine (background) it was a long time ago and we went to the moon. Every country every race ever religion have heir faults. If you choose to judge and label people through such a dismissive lens, that's how Trump happens |
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Ontario nurse charged with eight murders - NEWS 1130 This woman was raised in culture that does not respect the elderly. It's well documented in many medical journals that in this culture, elderly people are being forgotten in rest homes, abused by their children, scammed by people over the phone, etc. It's clear this woman's actions are the result of her sick culture and their disrespect for senior citizens. It can't be that she's nuts or anything. |
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