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  Capitalism is what drives women's rights. A stay at home mother is a person who isn't maximally contributing to the capitalist system. Perhaps if America had invested in Afghanistan by entering into resource extraction partnerships, women would have had a chance. Instead, Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden only cared about the bullshit stories they could get in the news, about how 15 Afghan women graduated college. Well, there's no colleges in Afghanistan and no jobs for college educated people.
context: For people who view pork as haram, they sure do love a sausage fest. >
  
  It's obviously beef or lamb sausage, duh. >
  
  They shouldn't get any help at all, from any gender >
  
  Every country in the world should abandon those miserable assholes. No companies, no aid, no nothing. >
  
  There’s almost no other way to help the Afghan people at this point. NGOs were the only real go-between left as a working option after the Taliban took back over. >
  
  The question is if the aid is really worth anything given that the Taliban will simply steal anything of value and continue to make it more and more difficult to reach the folks in need with what little remains. >
  
  That’s really the hope the world started banking on after the withdrawal…. Text book example of wishing in one hand. >
  
  So they just want women to stay home and what? Just be birthing pods? >
  
  Birthing pods with no medical care, because they say male doctors can't see female patients, but they don't want women to be doctors and nurses anymore either.... >
  
  It's so fucked up. >
  
  Taliban really desperate trying to get attention for their hate to women after Iran steal all it's spotlight >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 66%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  Afghanistan's Taliban ordered all local and foreign non-governmental organisations to stop female employees from coming to work, according to an economy ministry letter, Reuters reported.
  The latest crackdown on women's rights in the country comes as the letter said the female employees were not allowed to work until further notice because some had not adhered to the administration's interpretation of Islamic dress code for women.
  Earlier, Associated Press reported that Taliban security forces used a water cannon to disperse women protesting the ban on university education.
  
  
  Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: women^#1 Taliban^#2 ban^#3 protest^#4 university^#5 >
  
  They should leave then. >
  
  How >
  
  By... not showing up? NGOs are charities and aid organizations. No government ordered them in there, you know, hence the whole "Non-Government" part of NGO. They can choose to leave just that easily.
  Their money is better served in a country where the government is trying to get its shit together and pull its people out of poverty, like any one of 15 nations in Africa. >
  
  Oh, I thought you meant the women. >
  
  Is that a Toyota truck in the thumbnail? >
  
  Yeah, a female one >
  
  Time to leave the afghans to their own misery imo. They want our money but not our values. If they want to live in the Stone Age , fine. Cut them off >
  
  They view women the same way we in the west view cows. They give sons, thats all they're good for. >
  
  I don’t understand NGOs helping are essentially propping up a crazy gov, have all leave the country >
  
  Please pull the NGOS out of the country. None of our government money should go to these assholes >
  
  NGO are charity organizations. That's what NG stands for (non-government). So no, none of your 'government money' is going to there. >
  
  Many NGOs receive funding from local, state, and federal government entities through grants. A grant is a financial award given to an organization with a specific purpose. Grants help provide funding for medical research, economic development, educational advances, and various projects that provide public services. >
  
  And people still defend their religions >
  
  The only way to help the people of Afghanistan is to cut off all aid and let the starving men and women take down the Taliban through sheer hunger and desperation. >
  
  I mean  yes, horrible of them. On the other hand... if you are a woman working in ngo, try not going to Afghanistan? It is way to dangerous for your health >
  
  But not dangerous for men? >
  
  While dangerous,  not as as for women >
  
  Capitalism is what drives women's rights. A stay at home mother is a person who isn't maximally contributing to the capitalist system. Perhaps if America had invested in Afghanistan by entering into resource extraction partnerships, women would have had a chance. Instead, Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden only cared about the bullshit stories they could get in the news, about how 15 Afghan women graduated college. Well, there's no colleges in Afghanistan and no jobs for college educated people.