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  I don't know...religion seems to be quite the catalyst to misogyny points to history
context: Oddly restrained. I thought they'd jump straight to using machine guns. >
  
  If we're going to run this country into the ground, we're going to do it classy-like  –The Taliban, probably
  Edit: fixed spelling >
  
  “Don’t push western values on other countries” 
  You mean human rights? >
  
  Post-colonial theorists in shambles rn. >
  
  When are they not in shambles? >
  
  Yeah but you do love to see women getting beaten and killed for not staying in their homes because “all cultures are equal”. >
  
  Only way they could make a woman wet. >
  
  They don't want them wet. Women are not allowed pleasure >
  
  Kind of counterproductive to use a water cannon on the women if they don't want them wet.
  But hey, maybe this means they've stopped using bullets on them. >
  
  I dunno, you would think on that part of the world water would be more valuable >
  
  They're pretty upset about Iran, the cowards. >
  
  Its insane to me that idiots have the audacity to call the Taliban cowards. They defeated the strongest military in the world, despite them wasting literally TRILLIONs of dollars trying and failing to stop a bunch of men with nothing but heart and ak47s. That's the opposite of cowardice. >
  
  Not sure why people are booing you, the Taliban can be labelled correctly and truthfully as violent, backwards, tyrannical, homophobes, terrorists, mass-murders, extremists etc. but cowardice isn’t exactly a good descriptor for them.
  Not a lot of people in my social group claim to have the bravery and audacity to pick up a weapon and defend their beliefs should they be put in a position where they had to, whatever that belief of value is. >
  
  I am beginning to wonder if the US could have saved the 2 Trillion dollars it WASTED in Afghanistan and effectively countered the Taliban with black market morning-after pills and smuggling women out to free universities. >
  
  Yup - waste of blood and treasure.  Should have spent it at home. >
  
  You did spend it at home. The bullets you bought went abroad. >
  
  Exactly, the taxpayer money spent on the war wasn't shipped to Afghanistan it went right in into the pockets of arms manufacturers and their lobbyist cronies.
  Of course I think what they meant was it should of been spent on things that actually improves the lives of American citizens. >
  
  Oh I know I was just being flippant. >
  
  The taliban didn’t love their mothers apparently. >
  
  This is so freaking sad. My heart goes out to those that believe in positive progress in Afghanistan and are being persecuted. 
  Religion always has been and always will be nothing more than a tool to control. >
  
  Its not religion, its misogyny.