What would happen to this family if they move to an Islamic country?

michelle2 wrote:a woman who is likely to be a christian american is "nauseated" that her sister lives with two males, her husband and a lover, probably in the u.s., and that all three like the arrangement.

what then is the relevance of your question in the subject line about "what would happen" if that family moved to an islamic country?

Rishi wrote:

michelle2 wrote:a woman who is likely to be a christian american is "nauseated" that her sister lives with two males, her husband and a lover, probably in the u.s., and that all three like the arrangement.

what then is the relevance of your question in the subject line about "what would happen" if that family moved to an islamic country?

>>>michelle2,

If I had asked "what would happen to this family if they move to a village in Haryana?" or "what would Rama Sena do to this family if they move to Mangalore?" then you would not have brought up the issue of relevance.

It is only because I brought up Islam, you are asking me how relevant my question in the subject line. So your concern about relevance lacks integrity.

Here are my thoughts.

1. If the family moves to Haryana they would be hounded out of the village. NI hindu villagers would have thrown stones at them.

2. If the family moves to Mangalore, Rama Sena might have beat them up.

3. If the family moves to a village in Kanyakumari district, Tamil Christian villagers would condemn them and beat them. Christians in India are not the same as liberal minded Christians of modern European nations.

4. If the family moves to an Islamic nation, they are most likely to be killed.

Rishi wrote:
3. If the family moves to a village in Kanyakumari district, Tamil Christian villagers would condemn them and beat them. Christians in India are not the same as liberal minded Christians of modern European nations.

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

Rishi wrote:

michelle2 wrote:a woman who is likely to be a christian american is "nauseated" that her sister lives with two males, her husband and a lover, probably in the u.s., and that all three like the arrangement.

what then is the relevance of your question in the subject line about "what would happen" if that family moved to an islamic country?

>>>michelle2,

If I had asked "what would happen to this family if they move to a village in Haryana?" or "what would Rama Sena do to this family if they move to Mangalore?" then you would not have brought up the issue of relevance.

It is only because I brought up Islam, you are asking me how relevant my question in the subject line. So your concern about relevance lacks integrity.

Here are my thoughts.

1. If the family moves to Haryana they would be hounded out of the village. NI hindu villagers would have thrown stones at them.

2. If the family moves to Mangalore, Rama Sena might have beat them up.

3. If the family moves to a village in Kanyakumari district, Tamil Christian villagers would condemn them and beat them. Christians in India are not the same as liberal minded Christians of modern European nations.

4. If the family moves to an Islamic nation, they are most likely to be killed.

Still, your thinking process is fascinating. Do you often fantasize about life in Saudi Arabia?

Rishi wrote:

michelle2 wrote:a woman who is likely to be a christian american is "nauseated" that her sister lives with two males, her husband and a lover, probably in the u.s., and that all three like the arrangement.

what then is the relevance of your question in the subject line about "what would happen" if that family moved to an islamic country?

>>>michelle2,

If I had asked "what would happen to this family if they move to a village in Haryana?" or "what would Rama Sena do to this family if they move to Mangalore?" then you would not have brought up the issue of relevance.

It is only because I brought up Islam, you are asking me how relevant my question in the subject line. So your concern about relevance lacks integrity.

Here are my thoughts.

1. If the family moves to Haryana they would be hounded out of the village. NI hindu villagers would have thrown stones at them.

Rishi wrote:

michelle2 wrote:a woman who is likely to be a christian american is "nauseated" that her sister lives with two males, her husband and a lover, probably in the u.s., and that all three like the arrangement.

what then is the relevance of your question in the subject line about "what would happen" if that family moved to an islamic country?

>>>michelle2,

If I had asked "what would happen to this family if they move to a village in Haryana?" or "what would Rama Sena do to this family if they move to Mangalore?" then you would not have brought up the issue of relevance.

It is only because I brought up Islam, you are asking me how relevant my question in the subject line. So your concern about relevance lacks integrity.

Here are my thoughts.

1. If the family moves to Haryana they would be hounded out of the village. NI hindu villagers would have thrown stones at them.

2. If the family moves to Mangalore, Rama Sena might have beat them up.

3. If the family moves to a village in Kanyakumari district, Tamil Christian villagers would condemn them and beat them. Christians in India are not the same as liberal minded Christians of modern European nations.

4. If the family moves to an Islamic nation, they are most likely to be killed.

Rishi wrote:

2. But if someone criticizes Taliban for beating up women going out in public not wearing a purdah, you come to Taliban's rescue.

Why?

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

Rishi wrote:

2. But if someone criticizes Taliban for beating up women going out in public not wearing a purdah, you come to Taliban's rescue.

Why?

This too is part of your fantasy, Unkil. I've no idea why. My best guess: persecution complex. Like that conquered woman aka Upps Aunty, you think nobody supports you and everybody's against you.

michelle2 wrote:

Rishi wrote:

michelle2 wrote:a woman who is likely to be a christian american is "nauseated" that her sister lives with two males, her husband and a lover, probably in the u.s., and that all three like the arrangement.

what then is the relevance of your question in the subject line about "what would happen" if that family moved to an islamic country?

>>>michelle2,

If I had asked "what would happen to this family if they move to a village in Haryana?" or "what would Rama Sena do to this family if they move to Mangalore?" then you would not have brought up the issue of relevance.

It is only because I brought up Islam, you are asking me how relevant my question in the subject line. So your concern about relevance lacks integrity.

Here are my thoughts.

1. If the family moves to Haryana they would be hounded out of the village. NI hindu villagers would have thrown stones at them.

2. If the family moves to Mangalore, Rama Sena might have beat them up.

3. If the family moves to a village in Kanyakumari district, Tamil Christian villagers would condemn them and beat them. Christians in India are not the same as liberal minded Christians of modern European nations.

4. If the family moves to an Islamic nation, they are most likely to be killed.

rishi,

what is the relevance of your discussion of "what would happen" to the family if it moved to haryana, mangalore, or the kanyakumari district of tn?

you speak of liberal-minded christians in modern european nations. may i point out that the only person who has shown any intolerance of three people living their private lives in their own, benign way is julia's sister, who says that she is "nauseated," and she is likely to be an american christian of european descent. she has not mentioned that she's moving to an islamic country, haryana, mangalore, or kanyakumari.

you didn't discuss what would happen to julia's family if it moved to lithuania. are you shirking your duties?

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:rishi -- your need to discuss groups that are irrelevant to the story but not the woman's sister, most likely a conservative american christian is what is fascinating. do you have any opinions about her?