la femme libanaise: une citoyenne 2nde classe??????????????

[Motorcity]

Poor mt.amel, he didn't know who he is dealing with here!!

[lebgirl]

Originally Posted by Motorcity

Poor mt.amel, he didn't know who he is dealing with here!!

loool it is ok, i'm sure he can take some critic some critic never hurt does it

[PhoenixResurrection]

Originally Posted by Motorcity

Poor mt.amel, he didn't know who he is dealing with here!!

lolll
By the way Motorcity, What's your opinion?

[mount_amel]

Originally Posted by PhoenixResurrection

Ya mount_amel, the Lebanese culture is a PATRIARCHAL discriminating one!
It is not because we have inherited a discriminating culture that we should ACCEPT it and live with it!
Get out from this world, read the NGO reports on Lebanon and the violation of HR and WR in our country.
REalize that what YOU are trying to justifiy is a result of years of discrimination.
You still enjoy such law and find them "just"? I feel sorry for you... specially that we are gonna fight **** hard and Change them! :-)

Now you jumped to another topic which is : Our culture (the inherited one !!!! ) is discrimantory against women ?

can you tell me what is wrong with our culture ?
what is going to change anyways ... ma 7ana ba3do 7ana 3ala awlet ziad ..

[mount_amel]

Originally Posted by Motorcity

Poor mt.amel, he didn't know who he is dealing with here!!

its all your fault bro .. you didnt warn me ..

shefet mala 3al2a ya man .. sar badon yghayro el culture , ya3neh 7okomeh fehemna , bas culture ..

[Motorcity]

On the Citizenship Issue, it is discriminating indeed to Lebanese Women. About naming, It dosen't have to be the mothers name either, we can't replace one type of discrimintion with another! In the US for instance a growing number of generation X are being named after both their parents jointly!
An example: John Walker Lindh, the American Taliban (How did i came up with this example, I don't know the hell how!! )

[mount_amel]

Originally Posted by Motorcity

On the Citizenship Issue, it is discriminating indeed to Lebanese Women. About naming, It dosen't have to be the mothers name either, we can't replace one type of discrimintion with another! In the US for instance a growing number of generation X are being named after both their parents jointly!
An example: John Walker Lindh, the American Taliban (How did i came up with this example, I don't know the hell how!! )

Man , about the naming its ok , but this will get us into a slippery slope argument in the future goverments .. .. and also replacing a discrimantion by another , i dunno man but this is like compansating with one group and hurting other ...

[mount_amel]

Originally Posted by lebgirl

loool it is ok, i'm sure he can take some critic some critic never hurt does it

of course i do .. ..

and for saida issue , i think they or we need you there , come and fly us from 1500's to 2005 plz .. hehehe ... ............

saida is very beautifull , i urge u to make a visit to the south first and then criticise the community there ...

salam

[lebgirl]

Originally Posted by mount_amel

of course i do .. ..

and for saida issue , i think they or we need you there , come and fly us from 1500's to 2005 plz .. hehehe ... ............

saida is very beautifull , i urge u to make a visit to the south first and then criticise the community there ...

salam

whoever told you that i didnt visited Saida??
I did go to Saida and I know very well how it is and that it is beautiful.
As for you guys needing me there, no worries, give me some time and not only Saida bu Lebanon entirely will go through a change
The young generation is a very strong and commited generation indeed You can probablky tell this by looking at people in this forum like Phoenix, Amirkani, TonyFPM, Supelec, Souss, etc etc and the list goes on..

[Motorcity]

you didn't count me in Lebgirl, shou mish 2ad el ma2am!!!!