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kobosmalls:look at how ancient Israel operated. The mosaic law was like their constitution. It was a normal thing to marry a virgin, and premarital sex was frowned upon. Infact the discovery that a bride is not a virgin was a very serious matter. So after you punish the offender, what next? What happens to the victim whose future is probably scarred? It wasn't the 21st century where people are more open minded in matters of sex and she could still go on to live a normal life. The law that a man had to marry the girl he rapes was to protect the girl from what would be a stigma. It was more focused on the victim than the offender. You forced her, now you have to be with her for life and you dare not mistreat her. Other men would not want to marry her after the rape. So what next? Even in some Nigerian cultures, if a man gets a girl pregnant, her people insist he marries her. Why? To protect her future, considering their societal view on marriage and sex. I'd address the issue of subjection together with my next post. |
Awww... Love isn't the birthright of only tall persons jor. Tell them Reminds me of that dwarf girl that liked Tyrion Lannister in the book. This could have been them ![]() |
But last last na only polite lukewarm replies (or silence) girls dey give for this kind thread sha. I've never read any response like "Awww... I don't know you but you are now my moon and stars. Your every sentence twinkles, your warmth glows, and your courage dazzles... I love you already!" The day that happens, make good samaritan mention me sha. ![]() |
Oh... Bubblegum. To late sef. Bet cancelled. |
Sexxkillz:how much? I bet she'd write more than that. |
Essence6055:You just seriously dey post this rubbish everywhere. When asked to defend your statement now, you'd fall silent. |
sdeensquare:do well to speak for yourself sir. |
If I hear say unbreakable bond dey any human relationship. Given sufficient time and the right kind of pressure or silence, any human bond can break. |
Essence6055:lol. How are men now women? |
darkenedrebel:I have, and I dare say, far more than most readers. What is "demeaning" is subjective. There are those who think that if you tell a lady not to try carrying a bag of cement by herself, you are demeaning her. There's no part of the Bible that portray women as mentally or psychologically inferior. Post examples if you know any. |
The Bible does not encourage rape. One thing you should do when reading verses is to ponder on the context and try to get background info. The Israelite men under the Mosaic law could easily give their wives a certificate of divorce under many circumstances (Jesus corrected this later though. Adultery should be the only ground). Now for a man who rapes an unengaged girl (if she is engaged, he dies), he has to marry her and cannot divorce her on any ground whatsoever. He was also to pay a fine. How could that possibly be support for rape? Is there any nation with the death sentence for male rapists? As regards the way the Bible portrays women... Well, the Bible is patriarchal and upholds a leadership structure that flows down from God to Jesus to the congregation to the man to his wife. However, even while strongly advocating gender roles, the Bible does not demean women. A man is to love his wife and never mistreat her. Some women like Deborah performed leadership roles. Some women like the daughters of Philip prophesied. What the Bible does is that it tell you, look... The man should be the head. Still he has to earn the submission of his wife and is obligated to provide for his family. |
SAINTSAMURAII:abeg eee. It's not her duty to do any of those. Her title is ceremonial. |
Awesome read. One of the few times lists make sense on NL. Except for a bit of contradiction in the last two paragraphs, its points are flawless. |
Deejavuu:I know you agree ![]() |
UnknownT:lol. It was turning into an emotional argument. Best to call it quits. |
These students no gree submit assignment o. Where the pics? |
Wait... As long as they don't pick, whether it rings or not, right? Na to call the line inside my modem I don't trust anyone else to not pick that evil call. |
Davvymavvy:exactly! ![]() |
Numbers 3 and 4 got me lmao ![]() |
Awww... It's always touching to see a person who can openly admit his mistakes. I think there is still a positive. Knowledge... At least we now know that promises shouldn't be swallowed without scrutiny. Some wouldn't have known things could get worse had this government not gotten into power. When you learn the hard way, you'd never forget. Hopefully Nigerians are learning some lessons. |
Vick4rill:that's hypocrisy bro. When you uphold virginity and shame non-virgins, apply it to both gender. Shey no be guys deflower those girls? |
Drdreyy:another attempt at emotional blackmail. Spare me the hate crap. It's a disappointing study because I expect better from two ministries working together on one study. Patriotism doesn't equate to blind acceptance of sketchy estimates disguised as facts. Your screenshot only contains the names of the ministries together, with everything before it cropped out. You are expecting me to assume that the cropped parts says the study was carried out by them, when it could as well be saying something else. Unlike you, I rarely make assumptions. I knew you'd eventually flare up. You called someone a liar based on your assumptions but cannot handle the thought that someone thinks you MAY have lied. Hypocrite! Dishing out what you cannot take. I'm done with you. |
Drdreyy:oh please! Quit the attempt at emotional blackmail. I don't care who provided the data. It's sketchy at it's very best. You cannot have such a wide research pool, and come out with an almost inconclusive data. They did say the research was down to the community, 31 nationwide. But it is evidently an invalid explanation for the ranged data, and I've explained why it's unreasonable to assume that the community level explains the ranged data. You can keep holding on to your bits of straw if you wish. Presenting data in terms of range isn't unusual (not at all for the reason you claimed), but having a ridiculous 10 - 90% range is all shades of indecisive. Hearing that such an amateur study was carried out by two ministries together (you had better not be lying against them), I'm ashamed on behalf of Nigeria. FGM isn't as prevalent as you'd like to believe. |
Drdreyy:lol. You keep roping yourself. They said 31 communities nationwide and you are talking about communities per state. There are 30 states listed, 31 including the FCT. Seven of them are marked No Study. Even if we assume that the '31 communities nationwide' are shared amongst the remaining 24 states with data, only 7 of them would have two sampled communities in them. Yet all states have ranged data. Imagine having an average of 4,774 sampled women per community, and we are having round figure percentage data across all communities. Believe me when I say no one did any real study. Your explanation is obviously wrong. If it were correct, that would make still make the statistics a shameless assumption based on inadequate data. |
VolTOxic:Alright. Your second paragraph didn't come out the way you intended then. Sounds like the moment she finds that kind of guy, she'd definitely give in and sleep with him. |
VolTOxic:seriously? So a girl has to sleep with every guy that makes her feel safe and loved? Na wa. |
Drdreyy:Before I say anything else, I'd like to know the rationale behind a 10-90% estimate if a survey was truly carried out. Explain, assuming you asked 100 women from that region. |
This drama no get potential ![]() |
Drdreyy:lol. Your source is inconsequential, now that you have admitted that you were wrong to call him a liar over your assumptions. These estimates were probably made up on the spot in the This-Day editorial room. Your last screenshot had seventy-something as the highest. This one is presumptuous enough to make a 90-100% claim. I'm not even talking about the vague 10-90%. Lolz. The next one would 100% rate for the whole Nigeria. A nation that cannot even conduct an accurate census. |
1freshdude:appreciate intelligent girls jor. |



