MMA in Afghanistan? Too violent for the Taliban
MMA in Afghanistan? Too violent for the Taliban
Officials say mixed martials arts poses a risk of death and is incompatible with Islamic law.
Now I encourage you to check my comment history, cause I'm not that lemming, but I feel compelled to say... do you think they'd allow it if they could kick the shit outta women?
To reiterate. Fuck the Taliban.
What if we replaced the opponents with child-brides?
They've already been training for decades!
Can I ask you a question ? please don't cheat and google it..
Why do you think the talis marry underaged girls ? from where did they get that behavior?
Other person.
I think there are stories in the Quran or the other important texts (Hadid?) about their prophet marrying a 9yo. Although I've witnessed controversy around her exact age amongst people in /r/DebateReligion. Like some said it wasn't too bad, she was almost 14 or so.
Now your turn, what do you think? And why did you want them not to google?
The stories are that they fuck little boys. People in the US military would complain to their commanding officers about Afghan army personnel engaging in this fucked up shit with young boys (there is an Arab word for it that I'm not going to look up right now. Anyone can take 3 seconds to verify what I'm saying right now), and the higher ups told them to ignore it and that there was nothing they could do.
I believe there may even have been some cases of US Marines taking matters into their own hands, but I might be thinking of a movie there lol
Before anyone calls me a racist or something, I'm just repeating what I read in news reports at the time.
Not the Onion
Islamic law itself posses a risk of death.. 😑 at least we agree on one thing: MMA is risky and i don't know how people enjoy it!
Yeah no. Fascism no matter und what guise is the problem. And MMA is awesome that’s why people enjoy it.
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