Greta75
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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer It does and already has. There have been many, many examples going back as far as individual nations have wanted to cooperate with each other for mutual advantage. Essentially, you offer the goodies of international trade and influence on world politics in return for nations falling in line with certain requirements as to how they conduct themselves in various spheres. Thus, for instance, the mainly Muslim state of Turkey has made all sorts of changes in order to achieve better relations with the European Union. What this translates to, re the religion of Islam itself, is an erosion of those fundamental tenets that basically rub up other nations the wrong way. Even the mighty Saudi Arabia, despite all its economic power, is feeling the pressure now from the world community, now. Iran, the other main Muslim power in the Middle East and SA's contender, is suddenly having better relations with the USA (and the West in general) and this adds greatly to the pressure on SA. Nations learn which side their bread's buttered, sooner or later. I am ALL FOR any practical solutions that works and produces results and liberate these 1 billion people and give them choices. This issue is not emotional for me. I want Muslim women to stop having to wear pretty dresses, high heels and make up inside, and then pour that gawd awful black baggy ninja suit over the clothes they genuinely want to wear just to be seen in public. If they want to genuinely continue to wear the Ninja Sack as their favourite fashion, that is fine, I just want to make sure if they don't want to wear it, they wouldn't be stone to death. And I want ALL Muslims to have the freedom to learn about other religions and not be criminalized for switching religions if they choose to. They should not restrict other religious group from promoting their religion in their countries too. If putting sanctions on countries, demanding all this to happen can work, then great. But economical sanctions works both way. The world is reliant on the middle east for oil. So I think we have nothing on them. They still have big bargaining chips. And look at once the lifting of Iran sanctions, so many Western MNC excited to go in for their business! In an economic world, oil nation are rich, they want to go in there and start businesses and get their money! That's it! And to do that, they have to ignore all the horrible things Muslims do. And currently Christians in Malaysia is still being prosecuted for daring to display a cross in Public. And currently all Saudi females are prisoners in their country as they cannot get passports to leave the country without their husband's or Father's applying on their behalf and with their express and clear approval. So even if those females want to escape, they cannot! Personally for me, I may be cold about Syria, but currently there is alot of media attention on it, but while in Africa, kids are dying of starvation every day, as a daily staple affairs of the mess in that continent, and kids are being constantly recruited to be child soldiers. Which one should we have more heart for? With every major change and improvement, alot of death needs to happen. It took the Germans to genocide so many jews for aggressive actions against them, and now they are peaceful. It took so much that Japanese has done, for an atomic bomb to be dropped on them. Which somehow, made them peaceful now. While people say atomic bomb was unnecessary, but I believe it had a huge impact about why Japan does not want a repeat of such things again. They want a whole new life, a better life, one of peace. They made it happen. These whole dealing with kids gloves way, is just the slowest progress ever! I wonder how many years it will take for Saudi women to finally be able to apply for their own passports without spousal or father approval.
< Message edited by Greta75 -- 1/17/2016 8:31:45 PM >
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