Zamjenik premijera Turske: žene se ne bi trebale smijati u javnosti

RayMabus wrote:

RayMabus wrote:Ja bih donio zakon da se moraju smijat u javnosti non stop. Ne bi ni jedna izlazila iz kuce jer moš se smijat neko vrijeme al ne baš i non stop. Ako se prestane smijat odma šiba i po guzici.

Ovo mi ima nekako više smisla nego ovo šta ovaj Turčin predlaže, Ono namrgođene , ove šta imaju PMS , nadhrkane i druge .....nema ih na ulici jer ako izađe namrgođena odma teleskopska palica i po nogama.

Smiji se heben ti malter.

Sora wrote:

maggie13 wrote:

marcellus wrote:

Sora wrote:Jos ce vratiti spaljivanje zena
Dobar krscanski obicaj

kamenovanje, niste ga nikad ni ukinuli.

i mi nismo "ova civilizacija", mi smo kršćanska civilizacija, turska je islamska, druga civilizacija, ako se to civilizacijom može zvati

Ima i dekapitacija na sred ulice :(

Koliko je zena u hrvatskoj ubijeno posljednjih godina ?
Mislim puno ..o previse .
I dalje ce .
A vi se usporedujute s afgsnistsnom u kojem su ratovi non stop .
O boze budala

veber wrote:

kaja_333 wrote:Pa znam. Ali ova uspoređuje kruške i jabuke.

ona nije bitna, neka ju doma mlati. to joj je antifa doseg.

RayMabus wrote:Moj zakon je bolji nego od ovog Turčina.

Ide mala ulicom i tužna je ( ne smije se ) i to vidi policajac i dođe do nje i pita je : Mala šta se ne smiješ ? ....izvuce tekicu i zapiše kaznu .....200 kuna .....pa ceš se drugi put smijat .....ili ostani kod kuce.

Regoč wrote:Darlo, džihadist te raznio, obećala si srediti Raya. Šta se čeka? Da krene dostavljati sladoled?

Mustafa Kemal linked educational reform to the liberation of the nation from dogma, which he believed was more important than the Turkish War of Independence. He declared:

Today, our most important and most productive task is the national education [unification and modernization] affairs. We have to be successful in national education affairs and we shall be. The liberation of a nation is only achieved through this way."[84]

In the summer of 1924, Mustafa Kemal invited American educational reformer John Dewey to Ankara to advise him on how to reform Turkish education.[83] His public education reforms aimed to prepare citizens for roles in public life through increasing the public literacy. He wanted to institute compulsory primary education for both girls and boys; since then this effort has been an ongoing task for the republic. He pointed out that one of the main targets of education in Turkey had to be raising a generation nourished with what he called the "public culture". The state schools established a common curriculum which became known as the "unification of education."

In the years following 1926, Mustafa Kemal introduced a radical departure from previous reformations established by the Ottoman Empire.[95] For the first time in history, Islamic law was separated from secular law, and restricted to matters of religion.[95] Mustafa Kemal said:

We must liberate our concepts of justice, our laws and our legal institutions from the bonds which, even though they are incompatible with the needs of our century, still hold a tight grip on us.

Even though he personally promoted modern dress for women, Mustafa Kemal never made specific reference to women's clothing in the law, as he believed that women would adapt to the new clothing styles of their own free will. He was frequently photographed on public business with his wife Lâtife Uşaklıgil, who covered her head in accordance with Islamic tradition. He was also frequently photographed on public business with women wearing modern Western clothes. But it was Atatürk's adopted daughters, Sabiha Gökçen and Afet İnan, who provided the real role model for the Turkish women of the future. He wrote: "The religious covering of women will not cause difficulty ... This simple style [of headcovering] is not in conflict with the morals and manners of our society."[86]

Ottoman practice discouraged social interaction between men and women in keeping with Islamic practice of sex segregation. Mustafa Kemal began developing social reforms very early, as was evident in his personal journal. He and his staff discussed issues like abolishing the veiling of women and the integration of women into the outside world. The clue on how he was planning to tackle the issue was stated in his journal on November 1915:

The social change can come by (1) educating capable mothers who are knowledgeable about life; (2) giving freedom to women; (3) a man can change his morals, thoughts, and feelings by leading a common life with a woman; as there is an inborn tendency towards the attraction of mutual affection.[97]

Mustafa Kemal needed a new civil code to establish his second major step of giving freedom to women. The first part was the education of girls and was established with the unification of education. On 4 October 1926, the new Turkish civil code passed. It was modelled after the Swiss Civil Code. Under the new code, women gained equality with men in such matters as inheritance and divorce. Mustafa Kemal did not consider gender a factor in social organization. According to his view, society marched towards its goal with men and women united. He believed that it was scientifically impossible for him to achieve progress and to become civilized if the gender separation continued as in Ottoman times.[98] During a meeting he declaimed:

To the women: Win for us the battle of education and you will do yet more for your country than we have been able to do. It is to you that I appeal.
To the men: If henceforward the women do not share in the social life of the nation, we shall never attain to our full development. We shall remain irremediably backward, incapable of treating on equal terms with the civilizations of the West.[99]

Noor wrote:
ajmo je tagat
@darla

kic wrote:ma nabijem i Ataturka na k, da nije bilo njegovog pijanog vojskovođenja, danas bi Carigrad bio u našim rukama..

deda hipster wrote:

Noor wrote:
ajmo je tagat
@darla

to nije tag, to je link na profil, tag je s ljestvama

Noor wrote:

deda hipster wrote:

Noor wrote:
ajmo je tagat
@darla

to nije tag, to je link na profil, tag je s ljestvama

dobro deda..darli je to notifikacija..
Idi ti rade pricaj o venezueli i portoriku.

Regoč wrote:Glede ubijanja ženah, napomenuo bih da najviše ženah pobiju druge žene abortusima. Muškarcima trebaju desetljeća da dosegnu broj koji postignu žene u jednoj godini.

RayMabus wrote:

RayMabus wrote:Moj zakon je bolji nego od ovog Turčina.

Ide mala ulicom i tužna je ( ne smije se ) i to vidi policajac i dođe do nje i pita je : Mala šta se ne smiješ ? ....izvuce tekicu i zapiše kaznu .....200 kuna .....pa ceš se drugi put smijat .....ili ostani kod kuce.

Ako se ne smije : 200 kuna kazne

A ako je i namrgođena onda : 500 kuna kazne i tri kaznena boda.

kic wrote:ma nabijem i Ataturka na k, da nije bilo njegovog pijanog vojskovođenja, danas bi Carigrad bio u našim rukama..

kic wrote:ma nabijem i Ataturka na k, da nije bilo njegovog pijanog vojskovođenja, danas bi Carigrad bio u našim rukama..

prckov wrote:iz naše sore svako malo erdo iskoči
samo ga treba malo bucnut