Virginity Test For Indonesian Police Women
Virginity Test For Indonesian Police Women
This should be a job requirement for all women.
Virginity Test For Indonesian Police Women
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Virginity Test For Indonesian Police Women
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I don't think it's wrong for Indonesia to require that police candidates be virgins or married. Surely, they don't expect these women not to marry and live as nuns. Job opportunities are limited for Indonesians under 30 and there are age cut offs. There are also adds for female secretaries and things that are now not acceptable or legal in the US for advertising for jobs.
I don't think it's appropriate to make these women have their privates examined by a man or to force them to submit to a digital examination, whether it's medical standard practice for that sort of exam or not.
Some of the virgins would be very religious Muslims or Christians and religious virgins would likely be unlikely to want such an exam, which could drive them away. They could have them go on under the threat of losing their jobs if they were found not to be virgins.
If the screening process were good enough, that could be a way of a man ensuring a higher likliehood of getting a virgin. Virgins don't seem all that hard to find over there, anyway. When I think of police women, I think of girls that are tough, which is unattractive, and sometimes stout and dumpy looking. I've seen an attractive police woman in the US.
I don't think it's appropriate to make these women have their privates examined by a man or to force them to submit to a digital examination, whether it's medical standard practice for that sort of exam or not.
Some of the virgins would be very religious Muslims or Christians and religious virgins would likely be unlikely to want such an exam, which could drive them away. They could have them go on under the threat of losing their jobs if they were found not to be virgins.
If the screening process were good enough, that could be a way of a man ensuring a higher likliehood of getting a virgin. Virgins don't seem all that hard to find over there, anyway. When I think of police women, I think of girls that are tough, which is unattractive, and sometimes stout and dumpy looking. I've seen an attractive police woman in the US.
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MrMan would you please take a moment to edit your post? the meaning is unclear.MrMan wrote:I don't think it's wrong for Indonesia to require that police candidates be virgins or married. Surely, they don't expect these women not to marry and live as nuns. Job opportunities are limited for Indonesians under 30 and there are age cut offs. There are also adds for female secretaries and things that are now not acceptable or legal in the US for advertising for jobs.
I don't think it's appropriate to make these women have their privates examined by a man or to force them to submit to a digital examination, whether it's medical standard practice for that sort of exam or not.
Some of the virgins would be very religious Muslims or Christians and religious virgins would likely be unlikely to want such an exam, which could drive them away. They could have them go on under the threat of losing their jobs if they were found not to be virgins.
If the screening process were good enough, that could be a way of a man ensuring a higher likliehood of getting a virgin. Virgins don't seem all that hard to find over there, anyway. When I think of police women, I think of girls that are tough, which is unattractive, and sometimes stout and dumpy looking. I've seen an attractive police woman in the US.
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True.Ghost wrote:The real problem is that women are allowed to become police in the first place.
Big picture, yeah.
But the thought of hot Brown chicks in short police uniform skirts... nevermind.
Yeah you're right,
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As odd as this sounds, it would eliminate the dykes and harridans that plague the USA. That is, IF "quasi-police", like TSA and social workers and Child Support Services and female lawyers, had to pass the same test.Taco wrote:This should be a job requirement for all women.
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Jester,
I can't find the edit (or most other) buttons since Winston changed the format and blanked them out on my screen. I meant an Indonesian man could marry a police woman if he wanted some extra evidence that she was a virgin if they had some kind of accurate test (unlikely.) Of course, it would have to be repeated like drug tests to be of any use.
But then the man would have to marry a police woman, and I don't think of feminine pretty women when I think of police women.
I can't find the edit (or most other) buttons since Winston changed the format and blanked them out on my screen. I meant an Indonesian man could marry a police woman if he wanted some extra evidence that she was a virgin if they had some kind of accurate test (unlikely.) Of course, it would have to be repeated like drug tests to be of any use.
But then the man would have to marry a police woman, and I don't think of feminine pretty women when I think of police women.
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Forget it. Most of them would fail.This should be a job requirement for all women.
And we're talking not only the Anglo nations and Western Europe either. We're talking almost everywhere else.
Liberalized attitudes toward sexual relations are the result of rising affluence, increased personal freedoms, and the breakdown of traditions. And the fact is there is no movement or trend countering these liberalizing forces.
The global trend of women giving up their virginity before marriage will continue and become more widespread for years to come.
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I can't imagine why anyone would think that women who had had sex shouldn't be allowed to work...it would take someone with a complete disconnection from reality believe that idea.
Let's get together and feel alright.
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Well, yes, it is unrealistic. The global forces of liberalization are too overwhelming. So most people just go along, to get along.RickyRetardo wrote:I can't imagine why anyone would think that women who had had sex shouldn't be allowed to work...it would take someone with a complete disconnection from reality believe that idea.
The Indonesians are actually too lax IMO. They shouldn't even allow the police to hire women, except perhaps in support roles to the male officers.
Because, whether they're virgins or not, women simply shouldn't have careers.
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I'm pretty sure women who weren't virgins have been working for thousands of years. It's not as if this is a new thing.Gadfly wrote:Well, yes, it is unrealistic. The global forces of liberalization are too overwhelming. So most people just go along, to get along.RickyRetardo wrote:I can't imagine why anyone would think that women who had had sex shouldn't be allowed to work...it would take someone with a complete disconnection from reality believe that idea.
I'm sure you have a logical and sound justification for this belief somewhere.whether they're virgins or not, women simply shouldn't have careers.
Let's get together and feel alright.
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Note that I did not say women shouldn't work. I said they shouldn't have careers. Big difference.RickyRetardo wrote: I'm pretty sure women who weren't virgins have been working for thousands of years. It's not as if this is a new thing.
It really comes down to one's moral beliefs. Both men and women have a purpose in this world, which is to create families. And the primary purpose of a job is to support a family.RickyRetardo wrote:I'm sure you have a logical and sound justification for this belief somewhere.whether they're virgins or not, women simply shouldn't have careers.
Men traditionally did not have careers to "find themselves" or "boost their self-esteem." They had careers because it was their duty to have them. Otherwise their wives and children would starve. If men didn't have careers, not only their families, but society wouldn't exist.
Men are simply better suited for it. Women are naturally better suited in a supportive role, at home, and raising children. They are not suited for the office, which requires behavior alien (and ruinous) to their feminine instincts.
Men and women are fundamentally different from one another, as God intended, and so they require different, complementary roles to meet this primary purpose of creating and raising families.
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Females having "careers" constitutes them being stolen form ordinary men and conscripted into being haremwhores of the elite. This is obviously a bad thing.
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I'm not sure you can prove what the "purpose" of human life is. It just seems like your idea that the purpose is to reproduce. However, I don't agree with it.Gadfly wrote:It really comes down to one's moral beliefs. Both men and women have a purpose in this world, which is to create families. And the primary purpose of a job is to support a family.
Well, for the majority of human existence we didn't have a capitalist system. We lived as hunter-gatherers, so the idea of "career" may not even apply that well; it might be an ill-fit for the past, come to think of it. How would you define "career", really?Men traditionally did not have careers to "find themselves" or "boost their self-esteem." They had careers because it was their duty to have them. Otherwise their wives and children would starve. If men didn't have careers, not only their families, but society wouldn't exist.
I'd like to see proof.Men are simply better suited for it. Women are naturally better suited in a supportive role, at home, and raising children. They are not suited for the office, which requires behavior alien (and ruinous) to their feminine instincts.
Let's get together and feel alright.
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(1) Some creatures don't move. Some living creatures don't think. Some living creatures don't feel. But ALL living creatures reproduce.RickyRetardo wrote:I'm not sure you can prove what the "purpose" of human life is. It just seems like your idea that the purpose is to reproduce.Gadfly wrote:
Both men and women have a purpose in this world, which is to create families.
It may not be the PURPOSE, but it is certainly a necessary part of the definition of what a living being is.
(2) Many living creatures die to reproduce. Bull elks fighting over a cow, salmon swimming upstream, praying mantis males screwing a killer female, grass going to seed, men defend women and women defend children. Men care for pregnant wives even while getting no sex.
So apparently, reproduction is for many species the prime directive.
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