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I think Costa Rican society (which, incidentally, has a female President) can decide for itself what needs to be corrected and what doesn't. Why are you so sure
by parennoob 13y ago
I think Costa Rican society (which, incidentally, has a female President) can decide for itself what needs to be corrected and what doesn't. Why are you so sure you know what is best for them?
- seiji 13y agoI know what's best for them because it's just a low calorie version of the institutional abuse of women in India (https://medium.com/the-state-of-india-1/b50ee55ba5ff https://medium.com/the-state-of-india-1/b50ee55ba5ff and http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1023053 http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1023053), and who would argue Indian society should just accept it because it's what they do?
- benologist 13y agoI'm confused why you think these countries are in any way similar? Their cultures are vastly different, latinos adopted a lot of Spanish (etc) centuries ago and are 90+ percent Catholic, a church that has officially frowned on child-rape for over a decade. I'm also confused why you think imposing your views on latinos, who typically love women, and as many as they can, will solve inequality in India.
- jacalata 13y agoThe comment was about whether the comment should be made in hacker news, not costa rica.