If men don't know that raping women and treating them like property is wrong, I don't want to be anywhere near the idiots. And the course is voluntary. Seriously? There is a problem with the mindset of refugees and they offer a voluntary lesson on why rape is bad. It should be mandatory and the men should be kept confined. I don't think a class is going to undo what they've learned their entire lives about women being subservient pieces of property. How does a class even begin to address deeply held beliefs?
"Completely voluntary of course.
One of the unfortunate side effects of importing over a million (mostly male) refugees from a misogynist third world hell-hole is that their views of women have a tendency to be ...archaic. We're not talking about a "woman's place is in the home" level of chauvinism, either. This is more of a "women are property" mindset.
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that comes widespread issues of violence and sexual abuse. So Norway is offering asylum seekers a course, in which they will be challenged to master difficult concepts like "rape is wrong."
Now, perhaps you're a good little liberal, and you worry that the government could use this plan to implant all sorts of horrible notions about life in the modern world. Never fear. The classes are completely voluntary. If a refugee doesn't want to learn that rape is bad, he doesn't have to.
That brings us to a couple of exit questions:
1. If the immigrants you're receiving are so colossally backwards that your country needs to offer classes to tell them women have rights, should you really be importing them in the first place?
2. If these refugees are so awful that they think rape is no big deal, how many of them are really going to volunteer for a class that will tell them they're wrong? If this is a legitimate issue, shouldn't the classes be mandatory?
3. If you've been raised to think rape is OK, are you really going to change your ways because some guy in an elbow-patched tweed jacket wags his finger at you?"
http://www.caintv.com/norway-offering-classes-to-tea