Big Nana,
What you say is quite correct. If we have an ounce of common sense we will note what happens in other countries of like culture and not continue with policies that do not suit our society.

It is our females that end up being the sacrificial lambs for our obsession with multiculturalism. We should take note that all cultures will not integrate.

We should stop the importation of those groups that have shown us they hold our laws and social norms in contempt.

Hi Banjo,

Yes, I'm surprised to realise that 'culture' is not necessary friendly to women and women's rights. Perhaps 'culture' is really a sort of fig-leaf to conceal naked male power in many societies. Except in societies in which women have explicitly equal rights - and fairly tepidly in many of those - the position of women is still as submissive, inferior and relatively powerless. 'Culture' is NOT the ally of women in many societies.

Pity they don't analyse this sort of thing at universities.

Joe

Joe,

"Pity they don't analyse this sort of thing at universities."

But they do, particularly in Anthropology, for example, there are subcultures in India and China (and other places) where the women are all powerful.

See:
http://mentalfloss.com/article/31274/6-modern-societies-where-women-literally-rule
for a bit of an insight, there are others beside the ones mentioned.

The lack of knowledge about Islam and Muslims demonstrated in posts is abysmal. The only way to deal with Islam is fight it to the death, and the West doesn't seem to have the will to do this.

Hi Is Mise,

ReallY ? In one of those, " .... the society is matrilineal but not matriarchal: the men govern the society and manage property.... "

In another, " .... until .... the groom accepts her proposal (often after she has made many promises to serve and obey him).... "

In another, " .... All matriclan founders are female, but men traditionally hold leadership positions within the society. "

And where have we heard this before ? "In Minangkabau society, women usually rule the domestic realm while the men take the political and spiritual leadership roles. " What, back to the fifties ?

Does all this pass for 'equal rights' at universities this days ? And what, are we all supposed to go back to hunter-gathering and basic agriculture ?

Bit of a crock, Is Mise. :)

Cheers,

Joe

Joe,

"Pity they don't analyse this sort of thing at universities."

But they do, you just acknowledged this fact, the analysis may not suit you but they do analyze.