I was wondering the same. We are sliding further right and into populism every year. If we are the "leading democracy" that's bad news for the world.
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They’re not in this sociocultural-religious equation as they’re not locals.
Yes, they are. The system you described above, of women being provided for and not having to work, only works if you are rich and have poorer people you can exploit to do the childcare and housework for you.
Sind da auch Infos zum Umgang mit Daten drin? Das wäre für mich ein sehr relevanter Punkt und man findet super wenig dazu.
Edit: Oh, ich war automatisch bei Saugwischrobotern. Davon steht aber im Post gar nichts.
And how could this not be frowned upon by cultures such as Swedish where women and men are regarded as equals?
Edit: It's not about polygamy per se but about the women's role this kind of polygamous marriage. I don't know your family and it might work for everyone involved but that's where her connection's worry comes from.
Okay, my bad. But the fact that she had to have it explicitly written in her marriage contract means that it's not the legal standard and doesn't apply to every other woman in Quatar. And it still only works because she doesn't marry anyone else.
To add to this: If both men and women are allowed to have multiple spouses (which is the only fair way to do it), how do you deal with situations where a husband has multiple wives who has multiple husbands who also have multiple spouses? This sounds like a nightmare from a legal perspective.
I'm not saying I'm against polyamory, do whatever you want, as long as everybody involved is fine with it. It could work legally, if you could get married as a group of n people but then not marry other people individually. But that's not how polygamy works in Quatar or worked for Mormons. There the husband marries several wives individually and the wives have no say in it.
My gut instinct is usually very good when it comes to choosing people to get close to. There have been several times when I just wasn't feeling it with a new person everybody else in my circle of friends/acquaintances liked and they turned out to be really fake and/or just disappeared as quickly as they came. I've also never had a friend betray or disappoint me.
Hach, das erinnert mich an das eine Mal, als fünfzehn Minuten zu spät kam, weil so ein Spezialist dachte "die Wendeplatte ist ja so schön groß, da kann ich ja das absolute Halteverbot ignorieren und drauf parken". Die ist gerade so groß, dass da ein Gelenkbus drauf wenden kann, wenn er ganz an der Kante fährt, du 🤬 Da war dann auch nichts mit Umleitung.
It's missing the "No, but I get paid for this, so I should probably work on it anyway" option
Let's just say both of them are horrible human beings.
I certainly agree with that. You make a good point.
Agreed. As a white German woman myself, I can tell you that we are very used to being above any suspicion. I have been waved on in every traffic control and border check I've ever been in.
Also the German passport is one of the strongest in the world, we can basically go wherever we want when travelling. And now suddenly the US of all places is a country we have to be cautious in.
This is of course a very privileged position to be in, but they are teenagers, they probably haven't had to think about that until now.
Für manche Situationen (nachts zum Beispiel) bestimmt. Aber eine sehr häufige Form der Belästigung beim Bahnfahren passiert, wenn die Züge sehr voll sind. Dann nutzen manche Männer die Gelegenheit und grapschen einem "aus Versehen" an den Hintern oder in den Schritt oder drücken ihren Penis gegen einen. Weiß nicht genau, was Sicherheitspersonal da machen soll.