When did you become a Nazi alt righter? Respect their culture Nazi.
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When did you become a Nazi alt righter? Respect their culture Nazi.
A 14-year-old child bride from Syria came to Sweden and became pregnant with her husband, who is also her cousin. Now a Swedish court has approved of her marriage, because she appears "mature," and for religious and cultural reasons.
The girl was married off to a cousin when she was only twelve years old. In Sweden, she has been placed with his aunt and her family.
Rape kits, get your rape kits!
I thought you were strictly a QoS???
To what end? Enforcing the law. Its an illegal marriage that shouldn't be recognized by the Swedish government in any way.We agree about the million problems with Islamic culture & women.
But looking at the options, none of them are good. 1) Terminating the marriage...to what end? So the state can temporarily wash their hands? They'll be back together in less than two years even if you manage somehow to keep them apart in the meantime. But at the risk of creating criminals and lots of problems.
Doesn't solve anything? It takes the girl away from a home environment that married her off at 12 to her cousin.2) Ripping the kid away from the mother...very cruel, doesn't solve anything, creates an orphan and an incredibly hurt and pissed off couple of people. No benefit to society, all downside.
Sweden shouldn't want them if they want to bring their child marriage into Sweden. As far as condemning them to Syria, yeah that sucks for them and I feel for them but these countries have to draw a line in the sand somewhere. That its got this far is...odd to say the least.3) Deporting them and really washing their hands of it, but why let them come in the first place? A refugee brings their problems- if you don't want them, don't accept them. And why condemn them to Syria? That's just creating a tragic 3 act play. So much for statecraft.
Okay, that might be best for the family I suppose though like I said earlier I wouldn't trust the family to keep an eye on her. Maybe they could agree to a special arrangement with protective services that includes regular check ups and therapy sessions for the girl.Or, 4) Keep an eye on them and provide for the child. You reserve options 2 & 3 this way, and you give the situation a chance to play out as it would, rather than stepping in preemptively for no gain.
Clearly the time to address this is before they are accepted into the country.
i do think sweden is fucking paradise compared to america
sweden^
Bolded seems preferable to me. I don't think enforcing the law for its own sake is automatically right in cases of asylum (especially when the asylum seeker is carrying the natural consequence following the law/culture in her former country). Refugees are always special cases, and it's never an easy decision. If there wasn't a pregnancy involved, it would be a lot easier. It's hard to sell me that a grievous emergent abuse is occurring when they have already been married 2 years, and the court found her mature for her age, and she is determined to have her family.To what end? Enforcing the law. Its an illegal marriage that shouldn't be recognized by the Swedish government in any way.
Doesn't solve anything? It takes the girl away from a home environment that married her off at 12 to her cousin.
Sweden shouldn't want them if they want to bring their child marriage into Sweden. As far as condemning them to Syria, yeah that sucks for them and I feel for them but these countries have to draw a line in the sand somewhere. That its got this far is...odd to say the least.
Okay, that might be best for the family I suppose though like I said earlier I wouldn't trust the family to keep an eye on her. Maybe they could agree to a special arrangement with protective services that includes regular check ups and therapy sessions for the girl.
Then again, think of that scenario from the perspective of a Swede; the government would be making a concession to the refugee family that allows them to maintain a relationship that is explicitly illegal in Sweden while also committing resources to sustain that illegal relationship. Pretty fucked up.
Sweden. Is normal.
should be same rules for everyone. 16 is age of consent. 18 for marriage. thats when you own your body and make your own decisions with it. we shouldnt let shariah influence our laws in the west. if you want shariah law, fuck off to nations that have that as their human rights template.
No offense but I don't see why you'd think that. Many abusive relationships last longer than you'd expect and in this case we're talking about a child within an honor culture, not exactly easy for her to escape if she did want to.Bolded seems preferable to me. I don't think enforcing the law for its own sake is automatically right in cases of asylum (especially when the asylum seeker is carrying the natural consequence following the law/culture in her former country). Refugees are always special cases, and it's never an easy decision. If there wasn't a pregnancy involved, it would be a lot easier. It's hard to sell me that a grievous emergent abuse is occurring when they have already been married 2 years, and the court found her mature for her age, and she is determined to have her family.
Lol, why?Imagine a time traveling 14 year old pregnant puritan girl from colonial America coming here with her 21 year old spouse, having been promised to him through a family arrangement at 12. She accepts it as her life and states that her dream is to have a family (you may feel yourself feeling naturally more accepting of this scenario). Do we rip them apart and give away their child? Syrians are nearly that far removed from modern western culture- maybe more so by some measures. The time travel girl's situation is not terribly abnormal by her own cultural standards.
I think in that case we accommodate them, but then try not to let through any more people who will upset our society so much.
Broadcasted live on facebook, raped the poor girl for 3 hours.That's disgusting.
If there is one country in the western World that has the right to speak out about another countries court and justice system it's the Americans.
Because even if you put the TV show host president aside, or the lack of healthcare or the unaffordable education.
The one thing the US can be proud of is its perfectly running justice and prison system.
You go show those evil Swedes.
We may be far from perfect but at least we attempt to get justice for the victims.
We don't just say fuck them all we care about is the criminal.
They don't even know how old their refugees are....Clearly the time to address this is before they are accepted into the country.
Yeah but you are causing a lot more victims with your justice system compared to Sweden because you can't resocialize (I hope that's the right word) prisoners the same way Sweden can.
What is the point of a justice system? Punishment or the prevention of future crimes? Serious question because I can see the point for hard punishment as justice for the victim.
But that is actually a counterproductive way that is causing more victims. That why we have so little repeat offenders in Europe specially the nordic countries.