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COMMENTS:
Voted : all religious radicalism is bad
No person deserves a beating
Voted : the beating is not justified at all
Of course not.
Voted : the beating is not justified at all
I don't know why the whole world treats women badly. Things are better in the US than many other parts of the world, and they still don't get paid the same for equal work. Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and other areas still treat women badly, which is a shame.
Voted : all religious radicalism is bad
i think it just goes to show that if the radical nutjob is muslim, jewish, christian or any religion, it's a bad formula for problems. the middle east just seems really screwed up though.
I never understood why women are treated as they are either, I just saw on the history channel that ancient Egyptian women had more rights than any other civilization at the time, they said until the 1950's women in ancient Egypt had more rights than those in USA
The ancient Egyptian women had more rights than women in USA had unitl the 1950's.
Voted : all religious radicalism is bad
With the addition that islamic extremism is far more common, more tolerated, and more extreme than most others. These jews were wrong, but the instances of jews beating women for trivial things is alot less than muslims. And I doubt the state of Israel or any mainstream jewish leaders will endorse these acts, unlike muslim nations and religious leaders.
^ excellent point. i had to edit the article a bit, but you're exactly right. there is a full investigation and a ton of israeli civil rights groups have taken up the cause. the event is being widely and publicly condemned throughout israel. here's more -- Word of Shear's story traveled quickly after she forwarded an e-mail detailing her experience. She has been contacted by a number of groups, including Shatil, the New Israel Fund's Empowerment and Training Center for Social Change; Kolech, a religious women's forum; the Israel Religious Action Center (IRAC), the legal advocacy arm of the local Reform movement; and the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance (JOFA). In the coming month, IRAC will be submitting a petition to the High Court of Justice against the Transportation Ministry over the issue of segregated Egged buses. IRAC attorney Orly Erez-Likhovski is in touch with Shear and is considering including her in the petition.
haaretz. com / hasen/ pages/ ShArt. jhtml?itemNo= 801449&contrassID=19
Ancient Irish women had many rights, too. They could divorce their husbands for being too relgious! I wonder, about this beating, if anyone would have come to the aid of a MAN who insisted on sitting in the back of the bus with women who didn't want him there and were beating him? Do you think the bus driver would have turned a blind eye then?
Voted : the beating is not justified at all
I think sexism is unacceptable be it stemming from religious or secular sources.
But Israel has the right to defend itself, you anti-semites!
No Violence against a human is exceptiable.
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