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You may think that cultural impact has no borders but certainly one thing has borders: the countries and laws respected inside them. Your country respects one'
by kunley 17y ago
You may think that cultural impact has no borders but certainly one thing has borders: the countries and laws respected inside them.
Your country respects one's life no matter whether he hurt somebody's feelings or not. It is a sane system of values, right? We're so used to these ideas that we assume all people in the world, except of some insane margin, are using the same ideas. But the problem is: they're not. Now those folks are saying publicly that they will take an criminal act by killing somebody who offended them and that act will be ok from the pov of some barbaric ideology. Does it comply with your country's general ideas?
Do you want to life in a country with American-like law or rather Shariat law, which legalizes and encourages killing a woman by her family because they didn't accept her partner?
C'mon people, read some stuff about who you're talking about. Look at what's happening in Europe for instance.
- maxklein 17y agoThose are not 'laws'. The people who kill anyone else for whatever reason will face the laws of the land and have to deal with whatever punishment that entails. Nobody is under an obligation to pay attention to another countries culture. If I am living in the Vatican, I can make a TV show showing 12 year old girls having sex with 40 year old men - it would not be against the law of the land, but it would against American culture and would not be accepted on TV. And the people who watch this would likely be enraged enough that someone may kill one of the producers. Different cultures should be respected in their differences, particularly where it causes nobody any harm to do so.