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In reply to the discussion: Arabic scientists: sexual violence against women is part of arabic culture [View all]Lizzie Poppet
(10,164 posts)35. Exactly.
As others have pointed out, (male) Muslim conduct in this matter varies wildly. I've never experienced sexual harassment from Muslims men here in the US, and I know a fair few here in Portland. Quite gentlemanly, actually...
But it' s obvious that doesn't hold everywhere, and I've changed my behavior a fairly great deal when I visit Europe these days. And I've sadly realized I might never cross a trip to Egypt off my bucket list.
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Arabic scientists: sexual violence against women is part of arabic culture [View all]
DetlefK
Jan 2016
OP
"96.5% of egyptian women have been sexually harassed physically at least once in their lives. "
raccoon
Jan 2016
#1
Four out of ten women being physically assaulted indicates that it is very pervasive here.
LanternWaste
Jan 2016
#22
No doubt, you'll rationalize or allege some creative relevance to your prediction..
LanternWaste
Jan 2016
#23
You should probably educate yourself. Men can control themselves and do not have to rape women.
Squinch
Jan 2016
#27
Liberals are 'politically incorrect' for believing the all Muslim men are not animals?
pampango
Jan 2016
#18
Well, it's not genetic. It's probably not due to external pathogens. That leaves culture.
Scootaloo
Jan 2016
#32
If it is not genetic, can you tell me of a modern culture where misogyny is NOT a problem?
guillaumeb
Jan 2016
#33